Oh My God! Earthlings are Insane! - Reviews

ok..
Synopsysis seems cool
but is this the same author from 40
millenniums of cultivation?


I hope this book is as good as that one.

if it is then this deserves to join my best book ever list and bcom a legend

Wow with 55 reviews this got selected Impressive!!!
While some novels got over 100 reviews!! It is not selected!!!
Well what can I expect with an idiot editor!!!

This novel is average at best. The characters are 1 dimensional and flat.The world bluiding is decent. Nothing really special about the story it is your just normal cultivation novel with an okay system.This book is just something that you would forget after a few days.

what i read about it for the 60 chapters it was a very week novel
without a substance and meat to the real story
but i also want to recommend a really awesome and amazing story
                                  Gacha Sovereign
can't stop reading it  hehe :)

As of Chapter 461, this Novel has been pretty good. I have seen a lot of reviews talking about some selection process, and I don't really know anything about that, but the novel has one of the better settings I've seen.

The setting is unique and circumstances are interesting.  The story takes place on an unknown world after an entire city transmigrated 50-100 years ago. There seems to be a sort of system in place to help limit the destruction, but it seems that in this era its slowly fizzling out. MC has returned back in time after the City was destroyed 50 years in the future, and He has a system that rewards him for contributing to humanity. It really doesn't give him much direction or anything, but he knows the previous history to some extent and works to help the City survive.

Part of what makes this novel different I think is the scope of the decisions the MC has to make as the novel progresses. He starts out dealing with his own issues in his life and affecting the classmates around him, but eventually he has to evaluate the city's society as a whole, but from a position where he doesn't have control. At this point he has a middling amount of influence, but has to tackle society wide problems like inequality, unemployment, and contrasting political factions.

The Cultivation is not really the main focus of the novel at this point, but there is an aspect of detective work, as he remembers who the enemies were, but doesn't remember or know the finer details. There are many unsolved mysteries, and as the scope of the novel grows I'm hoping we get more answers. That is not to say there isn't fighting. There definitely is, but the MC has had to go against the grain of the Society's one-shot fighting style so that everyone can better understand how the future fights will need to be won to minimize casualties. So the MC has less focus on overwhelming power.

The side characters are interesting and varied, although it seems like after a certain point they lose their place as an active member in the story. Not that they are forgotten, because they tend to show up in small ways during crisis, but more that they have lost their place as part of the storytelling. It's a situation where they still exist in the world and are mentioned from time to time, but are not necessarily a device for plot progression anymore.  However that does lead to a wide cast of characters, and lets many people become important parts of the story at certain times, and at least the are not completely forgotten.   

Overall I would recommend giving this novel a shot. I can't make any promises about what the future holds, but up until this point it has been very good.

We should teach me martial arts, maybe i will be able to conquer the world in only 3 years and marry the rain princess so she can make it rain.

Honest score : 2/5
Tl;dr MC is the biggest cowatd in the entire galaxy. World was good, characters were good, story was somewhar going somwhere but right when we focus back on MC inside the civilization everything becomes meaningless.

Honestly the start was boring then it got good when I read some character development specially on MC side where he was supposedly becoming more of a veteran and bloodthirsty as he could awaken his memories; however after that, after the fight in the wood where he finally acted more like a man fighting against a wolf that almost got his arm; I had kept on reading further but it is just so damn bleak.

The MC turns back to the biggest coward on planet Earth you’ll ever see, even after a spike up on his cultivation after a war expedition around chapter 200s~ where at one point he mentioned he won’t hide anymore because supposedly he’s become OP; during an interuniversity tornament you notice he has not changed one damn bit.

Somehow he can have good fights when it is against monster and all then when it is against students he only knows how to hide, doesn’t have his supposedly veteran aura anymore that he has against beast. To be clear at this point I cannot be sure anymore if it is whether he is just truly that big of a wuss or he is going back on his words about not needing to hide his strenght because he also needs ressources.

I am starting to understand this less and less as I read on because somehow the character develpment he had just gets nullified, at least that is how it feels to me as he awaken more and more of his veteran memories and skills, not only he seems to be weaker but more importantly incomparably timid.

And it was clearly mentioned in the story at one point, the city and its organizations are seeking continuously promising youth to nurture and there isn’t even a clear explanation on why he has to hide his strenght as such while many others are just so open about it.

It’s often read in the novel’s words how of a hero not afraid of pain he is but this MC is just a damn coward that cannot fight like omg I’m running out of words on clearly how embarassing it is when you have just read how awesome he is against some beasts in the forests then once back in the civilization he gets thrashed by some random university youth because supposedly he isn’t using the fighting style he prefers, which is to hide, like when did he had to when it was against the beasts though ??

And also how is he somehow able to promote the ultimate style while doing as he does ? For some reason you read spectators comment about how good what he did was, I mean thank god for these comments because without them I truly would have been able to comprehend in what way what he did was different than how others did or that it was meaningful in any way and of course the system counting it as a win (successful promotion) is beyond me.

I am only so angry because the world building was good, the characters were good too but the MC himself is such a massive pain that I would have prefered to read the life of any secondary character in this novel; the novel wasn’t ruined by anything else but the protagonist itself, it makes me so angry.

Translation quality, update stability 5 stars
Story development 2 stars
Character design 1 star
World background 4 stars

Overall 3.4

This novel started off very good where the MC was part of a city where everyone got teleported to a new world and they had to survive altogether. The city ultimately got overrun but MC went back in time  and received an ability to upgrade himself through contribution points from changing the future. But then, two major flaws appeared as the chapter count got higher.

1) Instead of focusing on growing stronger, the author decided to go all investigation of this and that, causing the novel to move sideways. Writing filler arcs are fine, but it's not fine when it goes on for 50 chapters.

2) The author keeps throwing wikipedia info dumps whenever he/she can. Like our MC would slice apart a bus to throw the metal at monsters. But before he actually throws, there would be a paragraph on how the bus was made and what type of materials were used. And this happens constantly and becomes annoying as the story progresses.

Those two things completely lowered the quality of this novel but I still recommend a try.

Our MC returned to the past, but an interesting twist is that the people of Earth had transmigrated to another world filled with monsters. The plot is not bad, but there are some stereotypes including siscon. Not my cup of tea, but give it a go.

Title: A Stirring Ode to the Absurd

"Enthralling! 'Oh My God! Earthlings are Insane!' captivated me with its biting satire. The author's audacious portrayal of human eccentricities left me both entertained and pondering. Each chapter unfolded a surreal world, where the line between reality and absurdity blurred delightfully. The protagonist's journey was a rollercoaster of laughter and introspection, making me question society's norms in a thought-provoking manner. A must-read for those who crave a literary expedition into the depths of the human psyche. Highly recommended!"