Celestial power: the war of the realms - Reviews

Cons:1. The writing or rather translation here is quite clunky and author or translator sometimes forget the facts that they have established as times go on.2. Mc used be quite low key and cautious but after the 400th chapter, there is 180 change in his personality, becoming a flamboyant, blood thirsty and radical person which is quite a jarring and sudden change.3. The ending is quite abrupt as well, there is way more to the world and plot which were setup earlier, however we don't see any of them. worse of all is that by the time the story ends the mc isn't even that strong in his own world, so kinda disappointed because of that as well.overall if you can turn off ur brain to the translation issue and occasional logic breakdown, u might enjoy this since this is main a slice of life, cultivation, mystery and fantasy in the first 400 chapters.

It was a good story, even if was pretty simplistic and not very original. The translation was actually good up to chapter 429, unfortunately the translator seems to have abandoned the work and someone is just uploading machine translation. A sad and agonizing death to what could have been a good middle-tier work,

If you want the character to develop than this is not for you. If you like a monotone MC that this is for you. The story was good when I started reading. At first I thought that the MC will improve himself and he did but it's like he is a dead man with no emotions. All he cares about is surgery.He did not think that if he goes to a higher end hospital he would gain more experience and knowledge. The fact that he thinks that only he is a proper doctor is mind blowing.He forgets names and never tries to correct it. Has zero communication skills despite being a doctor but says that he comforted someone who had cancer, plot hole or what?he has also been threatened a few times but never took self defense.Food, friendship, hobbies, nothing. I really wanted a good medical novel with slice of life but this is all about surgery. the MC doesn't even lives at his home. He stays in the hospital all the time. in 100 chapters he went out less than 10 times.All in all I'm disappointed because i really liked the beginning when the MC had some emotions.

When I first figures that a game and cultivation world is involved, I thought it would be yet another game system in a cultivation world. As it turned out, it's actually a transmigrated character in a cultivation world who can move into a game, which is created specifically to affect reality. I don't think I have ever encountered this specific combination before. The chapters so far have been a nice treat. Let's hope it will continue to be so.

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I think it is high time I review Myriad Island...but what will I say?This novel mostly revolves around Elias who finds peace after escaping his Past. Sadly after things seem to flow in a good way for him, he was swallowed by Space and found himself in another World... and he was forced to fight to survive.Well, the concept is not new, but that was about almost all novels, but the purpose and the flow of things are unique, Fresh out of Celestial Mind!It contained depth and Lore that will be unravelled gradually as we go deep into the story. If you have any...?... you can ask them here!

The story start with dark plot and i really enjoyed how the author create the post apocalypse and how the author make the plot of this story not boring. every chapter i read i really can't hold myself

Its a pretty good book its a lot like The bloodline system, however the MC isn't instantly over powered and doesn't revolve around space and space travel. This story has a nice pace to it is written well. The people around MC are not just empty NPCs they feel like people as well which isn't that easy. Anyway keep up the good work look forward to reading more.

This book talks about a young boy named Luka Doncic who dribbles his way into destiny. From the sun kissed courts of Ljubljana to the electric arenas of the NBA, Luka's journey is a symphony of talent, resilience and passion.

It feels empty. It feels like the protagonist is maintaining a facade, as opposed to acting naturally. I also can't help but question the practicality of certain events. Posing as a khilman, a supposed battle hardened maniac, that... decided to randomly investigate the appearance of beasts? If the idea was to avoid suspicion why even think to bring up the issue at all, especially when the protagonist insists on using the area as a hunting ground? The actions are completely contradictory, then you have him perform acts of great foresight, as though he planned such intricacies. I don't want an idiotic protagonist, but making him senselessly intelligent will only question the validity of all his actions. Why doesn't he simply have a change of clothes? Why doesn't he enter and leave the town at more reasonable hours to avoid attention? Why doesn't he utilise his makeup kit to take on an appearance or conjure a back story that perhaps gives credence to his late night shenanigans. I'm sure there will be some rationale later on that will somehow justify these actions, but I can't really understand how he can appear so shortsighted.

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I order 2 of my mage to help Tank and Assassin. And I proceed to attack the hound in front of me.