School Flower Versatile Security Guard - Reviews

Mind-blowing and interesting one. big ups to the author

Another book from the same author who wrote Runners Survivors and the Strongest Zombie Cultivator. Author-san, you're working way too hard, you should get some rest. I don't spend any coins on your works but I always read them. Ever since you wrote Runners Survivors, I've been your fan. Thank you for publishing your third book! Hope you're doing well, author-san.

Great novel ? good humour.The story is very dark. hope the author has not abandoned it yet?This novel seems to not have been updated for some time.

Very high-quality webnovel, one of three that i have actually enjoyed. The writing quality for Webnovels has always been a make-or-break deal for me, and Anti-hero does pretty well. There are some grammar issues and areas where it seems like he had difficulty articulating the meaning, but I suffer from these problem as well and get stuck on them, spending half an hour fixing it. It’s a perfectly fine trade-off.The story is good, with actual stakes and several real threats.Most of the characters are quite well-developed, with the only exception, in my opinion, being Aeri. She has no real reason to hate Exile. The relevance of a reward from a single quest isn’t worth everything she continually sacrifices in order to minorly inconvenience Exile. Moreover, Kaleidoscope managed to beat Camelot in Mayhem, but seems to be worse than a guild founded by a single pro and some amateurs. How does a pro team lose to a single pro and a bunch of amateurs?Overall, I’d rate it a four and half stars. If you made some edits and fixed a few issues, its easily of publishable quality.

I was sure the author had 500 chapters on gravity a couple weeks ago as it transitioned to here. Now have to wait another few months for it to catch up to current. I keep getting more and more disappointed with webnovel and its bs. Whether it's stealing translations done by others when they get shutdown and then profiting to charging insane amounts for novel translations that can be dropped at any point with no guarantees. Translators went from under payed to over payed. These authors  wouldn't have the visibility they currently have if it wasn't for the communities in the first place, and now they are too greedy.

I recently got into the, I guess you could call it the reboot, of this legend, LEGO Monkie Kid, and my mum got me into Journey to the West, which I personally found to be a cringeworthy show, though I believe for its time of production was a good show. I went to find the original story and came across this book, which I never would have expected to have 100 chapters! (Though personally, with the story revolving around Heaven and Earth, it would have been more expected to have 360 chapters, to represent heaven reaching all-though I am not disappointed with the amazing amount that 100 is). It is amazing to see the original story, and I would 100% recommend this to anyone interested in Chinese mythology.

After 180 chapters, I'm dropping this novel.  I made the mistake of buying a 100 chapter unlock, because 30 of those chapters were duplicates.  The authors method of frequent updates is to simply release older chapters randomly, scamming money from people.  If you decide to read, only unlock single chapters.

Then I started eating the hospital food that was notorious for being bad, but to me it seemed super

Ren grasped her bed sheet tight in frustration, before letting go of it.

Me and Thomas was just laughing 'cause of the jokes we said to each other. Then everybody got quiet and stood up. I stood up as well, i didn't know what to do so i was just going with 'the flow'--A Teacher entered the room--"Good morning Mrs. Alliaga" Everyone said with a cheerful voice, "Good morning everyone, Sit down" She responded. "I heard that there was transfer here" I raised my hand, Stood up and handed over one of the forms. Mostly of the questions were just basic questions.

"First up!" All Might rummaged around in the two boxes which had the words "Hero" and "Villain" written on them respectively. He held up two balls, 'A' and 'I'.

"Senpai!"