That sounds pretty interesting. Thank you. Appreciate it
That's why all his novels get adapted to tv
I wish someone would finish this novel. I feel like I have been waiting forever for it.
I truly cannot comprehend the positive reviews. Perhaps I abandoned the series too early to witness its improvement. Given my experience with "Quickly Wear the Face of the Devil" and "How to Die as Heavy as Mount Tai," which both have engaging alpha-beta-omega dynamics, I felt compelled to give this series a chance despite initial reservations.
The beginning of the series lacked a solid foundation, with one-dimensional characters and weak action sequences. The battles felt illogical and unconvincing, despite being set in a supposedly futuristic world. While the science fiction aspect wasn't fully utilized, and the scientific explanations were weak, the inclusion of rape, sexism, and same-sex flirtation did not redeem the series for me. Moreover, the sexual content, which was supposedly a highlight, was disappointing. A compelling plot and character development were sorely needed.
To begin with, the science was questionable. A spoiler follows:
In preventing omegas, it would've been simpler to surgically remove glands responsible for hormone secretion and provide supplementary hormones. With science fiction, such procedures might leave minimal traces. However, the characters opt for medication, which the protagonist is unaware of being an omega. Ensuring consistent daily intake without explanation is challenging, especially considering the homemade nature of the drug with no clinical trials or safety monitoring.
The mother's failure to inform her son about his condition was glaring. Her character was shallow and undefined, further adding to the disconnect. Unexplained pet ownership, considering potential allergies and disobedience, added another inconsistency.
The plot hole with the "dog" sneaking past a scanner by disguising itself as a white sweater was implausible, as scanners typically detect living organisms, not colors. Even with this absurdity, I initially tried to overlook it as magical elements. However, the battle scenes were where the series lost me.
When the enemy general captured the protagonist's ship, no casualties ensued, deflating any tension. General Rosen's miraculous save without losses undermined the stakes. It seemed illogical for the enemy to engage in such a futile visit. Proper planning and precautions were missing, turning the encounter into a comical escape.
The battle descriptions were inadequate, leaving me wanting for thrilling action. Military stories without action sequences feel incomplete.
The flashback to 19 years ago exposed another issue. Ling Yu's intelligent anticipation of his medication's failure was commendable, but Rosen's subsequent rape and marking of Ling Yu undermined any trust. Ling Yu chose imprisonment over becoming an omega, and Rosen's actions betrayed their friendship. Rosen's actions as a general were irresponsible and selfish, further harming his character.
Ling Yu's escape, despite his high-ranking, was unrealistic, with no mention of tracking devices or futuristic monitoring. The plot holes and shallow characters made the series feel derivative and unoriginal.
In conclusion, I cannot find the same appeal others have found in this series. The lack of coherent plot, logic, and character development make it difficult to appreciate. It appears to be a polarizing choice, but based on my experience, there's little to recommend at this point.
Title: An Endearing Reflection
"My Son-in-Law is a Doctor" captivated me with its heartwarming narrative that delved into the complexities of family dynamics and the noble profession it portrayed. The author skillfully weaved a story that showcased not only the protagonist's medical prowess but also the profound bond between a father and his daughter's choice. It was a delightful blend of drama, love, and the daily heroism of doctors. I found myself rooting for the characters as they navigated through life's challenges, making this read an unexpected pleasure. A must-read for those who appreciate stories that celebrate both love and the human spirit.
Hm I guess I'll just wait till it comes here
She is also stupid?️??️
Hey did u get the link for this chapter? can u forward it to me please
This novel is good. Honestly, my brain is getting fried like literally. My brain was being pushed on its maximum because of the political machinations. The plot is very thick, then underneath the scheme is another scheme, and it continues.I constantly needs a break so my pitiful mind could have some a little breather.If you like an OP MC then this is not for you. MC here is quite pitiful, neither too strong nor too weak, despite having some plot armor given by his mysterious and noble identity, he's still struggling to survive amidst these chaotic world.Characters here are quite realistic, everyone has reasons, objective and ambitions, you often wants to hate some villains but in the end you can't. You can't expect that our MC to become instantly cold-hearted guy who has no moral principles and goes killing like no tomorrow. He's still human, he cares, he feel sorrow, anger, anxiety and other emotions. There's a slow character development.
Umm this novel is not complete some of the smut scenes are missing and its already completed on the internet
Meh it's not that bad. It looks like she'll be evolving this arc.
No character development at all. Bad writing and mc is childish even though he is reincarnated.