Please, please, please update!!!!
I have been checking in everyday with hopes of getting to read a new chapter.
Atleast give me just 1 a week, I will be happy!!
I was gonna say that. I can't unsee it anymore
This novel has a total 1793 machine translated chapters and is completed. But this site recently started putting up the rest of the chapters
So let's rant about this masterpiece
First of all its quite different from all those transmigration novels and also uses quite a unique approach and deals with people who have transmigratied to another world as in this relatives and other people know the difference about different people and they are not like oh he is changing blah blah and now the second part what I liked about this novel is mc his personality a lot better and he doesn't forget his grudes and take them in a better way and ofc he is petty and there is lot of schemes and politics in this. But that's all I want to say and adios ʕ´•ᴥ•`ʔ
Unlike other romantic manga characters whose triumph often depends on their relationships with partners or manipulative systems, Ning Shu stands out as a refreshing and unique experience. Unlike those typically portrayed with high Charm, she faces constant challenges in her journey. Despite System 233's eventual betrayal, he remains the most entertaining system in the series, making for a hilarious and perfectly comedic dynamic between them.
Upon examining the comments, you'll notice that readers who access the raw content generally rate higher than those who reached the original site's 500s mark. To truly understand the book, I recommend starting with the text itself. Your initial impression plays a crucial role in determining how long you stay engaged in a story.
If you're curious about its contents, consider checking the tags; though the story may deviate from them, every detail has its purpose. This novel is ongoing, so who knows, we might be companions for another two decades!
Some readers might complain about the main character's perceived harshness. Reality can be tough, and it's not always fair. The character focuses on facts and struggles with emotional entanglements, which some might view as a weakness. She only interacts with those obstructing her goals and maintains her independence. It's not her fault others stumble; fools often learn through experience, or not at all.
As I've not reached halfway, I believe she still relies on knowing the future, but I hope she evolves into a strong, happy individual, not someone easily swayed. Keep reading, and remember, there might be moments of confusion, but there's drama too.
Lastly, there's no romantic involvement for her character at this point. Enjoy your journey!
Many individuals criticize Death March due to its popularity, but it's a captivating story with well-developed characters. The plot might not revolve around grand quests, but it focuses on the protagonist's journey of exploration and self-discovery in a new world. Each volume contains engaging subplots, and the setting is not flawed.
Regarding complaints:
1. Critics argue there's a lack of plot, but Death March's simplicity is its charm. It's about the MC adapting and learning, not necessarily grand adventures. Subplots abound, and the setting is fine.
2. The MC's decision to remain低调 stems from his initial strategy of gaining knowledge before standing out. As he grows stronger, he conceals his strength to protect others, ensuring they gain fame and safety. Revealing his power later becomes necessary.
3. Age is just a number; it's not a problem for the MC to act mature. His preferences lean towards older women, and relationships aren't automatic. Regarding brothels, there's a distinction between love and sex. He engages in a serious romantic pursuit too.
4. Some dislike the focus on cooking, but it fits within the fantasy, action, adventure, and slice-of-life genre. It's not overwhelming.
5. The system isn't overly detailed, but it functions logically. Leveling up isn't solely through killing monsters, and other methods exist, like Arisa's reading.
6. Being significantly stronger than others doesn't guarantee invincibility. Skills and combat experience matter, and the MC's caution is reasonable given the stakes.
7. Not every character serves solely to love the MC or make him look impressive. He's likable and wealthy, and even minor characters undergo development.
8. The MC's level was 310, not thousands, and his actions were justified. Regarding the beastkin, they were slaves, needing time to adapt, but he treats them like family.
9. Realism isn't lost, expecting the MC to save everyone is unrealistic. He's human, desires comfort, and balances saving lives with personal safety. It's not a requirement to sacrifice everything.
In conclusion, Death March offers a balanced story with relatable characters and engaging elements. Critics should appreciate the story for what it is rather than focusing on unrealistic expectations.
The excessive focus on phone app animations feels like a letdown, akin to being served a steak mostly made of wax. The novel might have fared better as a webcomic, assuming the artist could skillfully balance lengthy and awkward descriptions with a smoother plot progression. If those elements were removed, the story would be significantly shorter. Moreover, I厌恶作者对女性的贬低态度和将主角塑造为被动的装扮玩偶。 Even as a completist, I know I wouldn't continue without wanting to waste more time. Two stars.
When does that happen? Even though I hate harem I can't drop a novel I picked up, it just feels wrong ?
even if the author said that he would keep the POV changes to a minimum, there are at MINIMUM 2 different POVs per chapter...
Why does mc looks like Rimuru
No updates?? I NEED THE ENDING ...ssobbssss