My Honmaru always has bugs
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Synopsis
Bai Ye, a man plagued by misfortune, is transported to a mysterious realm known as the Honmaru. Now under the care of an entity named Fudge, he discovers that his new existence is fraught with systemic glitches, from failed weapon forging to involuntary trips to bizarre dimensions. This story blends isekai tropes with a comedic, bug-ridden simulation feel, reading like a surrealist portal fantasy. It is ideal for fans of BL and absurdist humor who enjoy seeing a protagonist struggle against a chaotic, illogical environment. Conversely, those seeking a serious, high-stakes progression fantasy or a logically consistent world should skip this title. The narrative moves quickly across its limited chapter count, characterized by a whimsical tone and the protagonist's constant, unlucky encounters with sword spirits and ninjas.
📚 Chapters (56 total)
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Editorial Review
This completed BL novel offers a quirky, fast-paced experience that leans heavily into its absurdist premise. The strongest element is the consistent comedic tone derived from the protagonist's misfortune and the buggy nature of the Honmaru. However, the work suffers from its own brevity. With only 56 chapters, the story feels underdeveloped, and the author explicitly notes that many of the central problems remain unresolved by the end. While the inclusion of sword spirits and ninjas adds flavor, the narrative lacks the depth required for a truly satisfying conclusion. It serves as a light, whimsical read rather than a substantial epic. Given the low visibility and short length, it functions more as a conceptual sketch than a fully realized world, making it a mixed bag for those who value plot resolution over atmospheric chaos.