queenovhearts
nice story i like it membuatku merasuk hatinya lanjut next
Fabulous book. We’ve just had a great drop of chapters but they are quite scrambled. So until the author’s correction chapter 288 up to 316 should be read in this order:
292 through 301
314-315
312-313
310-311
308-309
306-307
304-305
302-303
290-291
288-289
Boring .. there are no heat touching moments so far .. it’s very confusing with all other stories and not concentrate enough on main leads
more update please, I'm really getting attached to their story
The flow is excellent. I love it.
I love this book
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It's fine. I agree with the first two reviews.
I've read the author's other works, and they seem to have a penchant for these types of characters. They also enjoy building tension and mystery, but it often doesn't quite hit the mark.
However, overall, it's pretty good. It's not as mindless or "junk" as other novels in the same genre. The fact that this book avoids the typical arrogant and condescending side characters, and the inevitable loud, dramatic face slaps, is enough to warrant a solid 4 stars.
I usually refrain from commenting without finishing, but one low-ranking review appears unjust and excessively radical in its interpretation. While high-ranking nobles may not directly control non-vassals, most people wouldn't deliberately offend a host by leaving when asked to stay, unless there's a genuine reason. Simply put, if attending a friend's birthday party, one wouldn't abruptly announce, "I'm bored, so I'm leaving now." Instead, one would politely express a need to leave due to an unforeseen circumstance and seek understanding. If the host is reasonable, they'd accept the apology and allow departure. If not, one might stay longer to address the issue.
In the context of the story, the main character has effectively communicated his intention to leave and expressed remorse for his earlier actions, reflecting a level of politeness. The female lead's refusal to accept this outcome reveals her crossing a line into impolite behavior, setting the stage for later chapters, as hinted around Chapter 57. The tension arises from her desire for a deeper apology or retribution, which the protagonist, as a salaryman, might perceive as simpler to endure than escalating the conflict by fleeing. However, he remains a rational person who doesn't wish to fuel her obsession, especially since he wasn't the cause of the initial issue.
The escalating conflict can be attributed to the女主角's spoiled nature and the author's design catering to the popular trope of regretful heroines. While such a character setup might seem implausible, much of the lack of authenticity stems from it.
The current narrative, however, seems somewhat forced, as the development of the original story, where a mutual redemption arc unfolds, seems more natural than the excessive regret the女主角 is experiencing. Her actions up to Chapter 57 may be seen as petty, but not necessarily unforgivable, considering their history. Losing face for her family is a minor setback, not a deal-breaker in either a romance or harem context.
This particular fanfiction left me quite impressed, considering its quality despite being one of my earliest reads. If you enjoy stories where the protagonist (MC) finds themselves transported into a game or tale they're deeply familiar with, then this might resonate with you.
The MC is a "Swordsman," equipped with a card-based gacha system. While I haven't experienced a similar mechanic, the closest comparison I can make is to the MMORPG Lost Ark, where players collect character cards with varying abilities. However, in this story, the cards represent the complete essence of these characters, from franchises like King of Fighters and Inuyasha. It's important to note that this isn't a multiverse crossover; if you're not familiar with these franchises, some aspects might be confusing, especially the sudden appearance of purple flames.
The card system, while innovative, seems to be both the MC's greatest strength and weakness. Obtaining these cards requires immense wealth – millions of Beli – and the MC focuses on accumulating it. The issue arises when the MC starts treating his system like a "Devil Fruit," prioritizing card-based abilities over sword fighting. Although the MC doesn't appear overpowered, the reliance on the card system in combat becomes apparent, especially during early stages when swordplay and wit are more prominent. The action scenes before the MC amasses enough funds for upgrades are generally more thrilling, intense, and clever.
Overall, the story is captivating and well-paced, with the MC displaying intelligence akin to One Piece's sharp characters, the spontaneity of Luffy and Ace, and a pragmatic heart. This combination creates a unique character that feels integral to the narrative, rather than an outsider. The translator or editor does an excellent job bringing the story to life.
I highly recommend giving this fanfiction a chance, even if you typically steer clear of fanfiction or Chinese Isekai stories. You might discover something special without much effort, as there's a depth to it that transcends genre boundaries.
I'm duality personified I'm mortal yet immortal
I'm existence
I don't remember which website I read it from because it's been almost a year. But I searched It up and found a website called Daotranslate.com. You will find all the chapters there. If you don't find the website just Google it and you'll find another website eventually. When I read the MTL the grammar was surprisingly better than other mtl novels. So give it a try. I am 100% sure you won't regret it based on the fact that the translation doesn't differ from website to website And tell me how it went after
