The Warlord's Second Life As A Commoner - Reviews

the novel is not bad but I think most of these reviews are praising it too much. it's definitely not for everyone. I feel like people have just been inundated by trope after trope and thus think that this novel is God tier for simply not having so many tropes.people will argue that the mc is "overly cautious" and not "cowardly". personally the mc was taking the whole cautious thing too far to the point of being cowardly. being cautious is good but the mc was being too cautious. I mean his disciple gets captured and beat up for years and, after the disciple is freed at the end of the war, the mc straight up admits that he was too afraid to save his disciple.another thing I'll note is that, while less than other cultivation novels, this novel still suffers from a repetitive plot. but imo, basically all cultivation novels suffer from this so it's not really a bit dealbasically, if you like this kind of novel, cool. if you don't, also cool. I just got bored and slightly annoyed by the progression.

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This story progresses well, the only flaw which, I would say, needs improving was the author's writing quality. The author highlights the narrative with the use of many adjectives, this, in itself is fine, however these adjectives have not been used to their full capacity which in turn makes the read slightly cliche and annoying. This is aided with the use of 'pointing out the obvious'. For example, "it was a scene almost everyone had gotten used to as it happens quite often" - the reader already knows that it happening frequently is how everyone had gotten used to it, there is no need to clarify. The constant clarification and not leaving things to the reader's imagination takes the enjoyment and thrill out of reading such works of art, and thus makes them bored; and for the author, it is harder for them to create dramatic twists and turns in their plot. I would also suggest to go back and read through the grammar again to spot the small errors which need refining.I am aware that this may be a lot to take in for the author, and I do apologise if it is. The writing and plot were well, the author has potential, so please do not be disheartended, there were only very small corrections which need to be made.

I love it. I can’t put my phone down. Author of you’re reading this please upload more chapters! I love how it’s slow pasted — seeing how the world building is being written is perfect

I didn't know it was here too.this place is kinda perfect for this book though. of course, this goes without saying that this is a good book. Go read it.

the mayor office coexist with a pavilion, a garden and wide area in front for any kind of ceremony where now the kids surround  the awakening formation and the mayor who control the ceremony standing near the formation

Someone started coughing loudly behind them, Collin ignored his attendant and drew closer to Jace. "I don't suppose I can convince you to came back to working with me, I can make you a noble and give you a big house and stuff."

Thank you for the ride, Lonelytree! I have thoroughly enjoyed every chapter of your novel; I loved the way reality was mirrored here, and I can say that you did a very good job. I also liked how you did not conform to the stereotypes of romance just to please your readers. You really stuck to your own feelings and beliefs, and I give you my respect for that. And I hope that you continue to be like that for your future novels.That open ending was a good idea. Though personally, I would've liked Xiu Ling's and Lin Kang's relationship to have a clearer path, it was indeed hard to choose the answer. For me, if you chose to make Xiu Ling refuse, though they'd be married still, her refusal would definitely have a big blow to their union, and everything that happened will be for naught. If you chose to let her agree and forget about the past, it will leave a bad taste in the mouth, bec. though it's in the past, a big sin like that cannot be forgotten. It will haunt Xiu Ling in the days to come, and I can only imagine the rift it would slowly cause between them. Once more, it would be for naught, inevitably.Thinking like this, I have reconciled with my feelings and have accepted the ending. Besides, reality isn't always a bed of roses, nor is it a fairytale that should always end in a clear, happy ending. And we are here for the reality tag (?) so that open-ending is acceptable to me. (And I am a closet-fan of open-endings, actually, hehehe)

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i see a lot of guys from the Man Of Culture Sect came here ???..looking forward to this novel...havent read it yet but i can this will be an awesome novel if author wont drop this midway

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