I, a Holy-Attributed Healer, Am Surrounded by Beautiful, Big-B*easted Women of the Female Knight Brigade

“These female knights are too cute! I don’t mind being relied on!” Salt remembers that he is a reincarnated person the moment the woman, who is like a sister to him, announces that she wants to get married. After his party disbanded, he begins a new life in the frontier of an Earl’s territory. Although he is invited to join an all-female knight brigade, their intense gazes scare him, so he resolves to remain a perfect gentleman. This is a le*d romantic comedy about misunderstandings between female knights and a healer who strives to behave gentlemanly.

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I, a Holy-Attributed Healer, Am Surrounded by Beautiful, Big-B*easted Women of the Female Knight Brigade Okay, so I dove into "I, a Holy-Attributed Healer..." with a healthy dose of skepticism, the title is quite a mouthful! I've read a few web novels in this genre before, and they can be hit or miss. Here's my take on it. ### First Impressions Initially, I was pleasantly surprised. The opening chapters did a good job of setting up the world and the MC's unique situation. It's your typical fantasy setup, but the focus on a healer surrounded by female knights definitely piqued my interest. ### What Works Well One of the things I appreciated was the handling of the childhood friend trope. It wasn't the usual messy breakup scenario. Instead, the characters went their separate ways amicably, which felt refreshing. The MC also seemed to have a certain charm, managing to win over the affections of the knightly ladies around him. The story is definitely leaning into the harem aspect, but it was done in a way that felt somewhat natural, at least in the beginning. It seems to me that the author does a good job of portraying the MC as a likeable and charismatic individual, which is a must for this type of story. ### Areas of Concern However, as I continued reading, I started to notice some issues. The MC's reluctance to take things further with the women, while initially understandable, started to feel repetitive. It became a running gag that wore thin pretty quickly. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Now, I need to address something that significantly impacted my overall enjoyment. Be warned, spoilers ahead! There's a particular plot point involving the MC losing his virginity in a way that felt completely out of character and, frankly, disturbing. It veered into reverse r*pe territory with a yandere character, which completely shifted the tone of the story and ruined the lighthearted comedy and romance elements. This development felt jarring and out of place, and soured my experience with the novel. ### Final Verdict Overall, "I, a Holy-Attributed Healer..." had potential. The initial setup was interesting, and the characters had some charm. However, certain plot developments, especially the one I mentioned in the spoiler section, dragged the story down. If you're looking for a lighthearted ecchi comedy with a focus on romance, you might find some enjoyment here, but be prepared for some potentially problematic content later on. Proceed with caution.