My House is Too Cheat!

Kanade Fujii (41→15), was reborn in a forest infested with monsters after her death from illness. This time, she wanted to get married and start a family! But she was too weak to leave the forest! The weakest protagonist, who couldn’t use any magic, had only one skill, “House Summoning”. She thought it was just a skill to build a house, but it turned out to be the strongest skill ever!? The weakest protagonist and her overly cheat Master House, picked up people abandoned in the forest using delicious food as bait, and before she knew it, they have built a village in this heartwarming home fantasy.

Original Publisher

alphapolis

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on My House is Too Cheat! "My House is Too Cheat!" is a light and fluffy read that I found myself enjoying when I needed a break from heavier stories. It’s definitely a slice-of-life fantasy with a heavy emphasis on the "slice of life" part. Think peaceful village vibes, delicious-sounding food, and a protagonist with a seriously overpowered ability. ### First Impressions The premise is simple: a woman reincarnates into a younger body with the ability to summon facilities, effectively creating a cheat-level house, and eventually, a whole village. Honestly, the initial chapters were a little slow for my taste. It felt like the story was taking its time to establish the world and the protagonist's new life, which might not immediately grab everyone. ### What Works Well The strongest aspect of this novel is its heartwarming feel. The protagonist is genuinely kind and caring, and it's satisfying to see her build a thriving community in the middle of a dangerous forest. I particularly enjoyed the focus on food; the descriptions of the Japanese dishes she makes are mouthwatering! If you're looking for a story where the protagonist solves problems by providing food and shelter, this might be right up your alley. It's a feel-good story that's perfect for passing the time when you don't want something too demanding. ### Areas of Concern While the slow pace can be relaxing, it can also feel a bit boring at times. The plot progresses gradually, and the protagonist's naivete, while endearing, can also be a bit frustrating. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning There are some elements of the story that might raise an eyebrow for some readers. Specifically, the age dynamics are a bit… odd. The protagonist, who looks like a 15-year-old, becomes a "mother" to 10-year-old twins. Later, a character who claims to be thousands of years old expresses romantic interest in her. This age gap can be off-putting, and I can understand why some readers might find it uncomfortable. ### Final Verdict Overall, "My House is Too Cheat!" is an enjoyable, albeit slow-paced, slice-of-life fantasy. If you're looking for a heartwarming story with a caring protagonist, delicious food descriptions, and a village-building theme, this might be a good choice. However, be aware of the potentially problematic age dynamics before diving in. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.