Sono mono. Nochi ni… 2

Wazu who defeated the Evil God. At last, I thought I could relax, but that wasn’t the case. It is 7 days until the wedding with my wives. By then, we have to do something……. Of course, the cause is Butler’s Floyd. Note: This would be a continuation of the book version, so please note that there are several differences to the original web version. The main changes are mainly the addition of a new heroine Kathy, some changes that led to the inclusion of Aria as one of the heroines, and lastly, Shiro and the dark goddess who were previously antagonistic have been converted into friends.

Original Publisher

syosetu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Sono mono. Nochi ni… 2 ### First Impressions Jumping into "Sono mono. Nochi ni… 2" was an interesting experience, especially knowing it's a sequel building upon a previous story. It feels like you're stepping into a world already rich with history and established characters, which can be both exciting and a little daunting. The initial chapters definitely throw you right into the thick of things, and I found myself scrambling to catch up on the relationships and dynamics at play. ### What Works Well The blend of genres is quite appealing. The action and adventure elements kept me engaged, while the comedic moments provided a welcome respite. The fantasy setting is well-developed, with intriguing lore surrounding gods and goddesses. The "god protagonist" aspect is particularly fascinating, offering a unique twist on the typical isekai formula. I was immediately drawn into the MC's journey as he navigates his godly powers and responsibilities. The hints of romance and harem elements also add a layer of intrigue, promising potentially complex and engaging character interactions. ### Areas of Concern One thing that does give me pause is the availability of translations. It seems like accessing a complete and accurate translation can be a challenge, which is a significant barrier to fully enjoying the story. Relying on Machine Translations (MTL) can sometimes detract from the narrative flow and character nuances. This is a real shame, as it could prevent readers from fully appreciating the author's vision. ### Final Verdict "Sono mono. Nochi ni… 2" has a lot of potential. The world-building, the mix of genres, and the unique premise of a god protagonist are all strong points. However, the accessibility of quality translations is a significant hurdle. If you're willing to navigate the translation challenges, there's a potentially rewarding story to be found here. Overall, I'm cautiously optimistic and hoping for better translation options in the future.