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very awesome story. i enjoyed
Meek MC, undoubtedly the meekest isekai protagonist among them all, is an ordinary individual who frequently discusses breasts and beautiful girls. Despite being a non-magical person in this alternate world, he plays a significant role. He has a peculiar admiration for a group called the Girasoles, who exploit his abilities to their advantage, utilizing the sustenance he provides, his transportation through boats, and the perks he offers. Meek MC is selfless, always eager to help others and strive to make everyone happy. His character is marked by extreme naivety and a lack of understanding of the dynamics at play.
The narrative is entertaining and engaging, despite featuring somewhat clichéd characters and a predictable plot, making it an unpretentious read. However, the translation after Chapter 42 by FanTranslation is of abysmal quality, far worse than automated tools like Google Translate. It appears to be a poorly edited and未经校对的 machine-generated translation. Consequently, while I would have given the story itself four stars, the atrocious translation deducts a significant rating, bringing it down to three stars. If this "translator" were to solicit donations for their work, it would be nothing short of a scam, akin to a Ponzi scheme. For superior translations, one should definitely avoid FanTranslation at all costs; ChatGPT offers a much better alternative.
I completely agree with Sasa's review. If you enjoyed "QT: Rescuing the Blackened Male Lead" or "LITTLE GOBLIN: Master, Don't Come Here!", you'll likely find this story appealing. Here's a summary:
1. The male lead (ML) is not a villainous character; his harsh treatment towards the female lead (FL) initially stems from misunderstandings. In Arc 1, he believes she caused his mother's death, Arc 2 involves assumptions about her being manipulative, Arc 3 is about a forced marriage, and Arc 4 involves her actions leading to his public humiliation. His behavior is explained, making it more understandable.
2. FL is a comedic and cunning character, using both sweet and unpredictable tactics to achieve her goals, which adds to the story's charm.
3. The story offers a wide range of tropes, catering to various reader preferences. It seems like every desire you might have is included.
4. The ML goes through a transformation, becoming quite intense and playing psychological games, satisfying fans of the yandere/psycho genre.
5. The ML stands out as not a one-dimensional character. For instance, in Arc 2, he initially plans to manipulate FL for an evil purpose, but his love for her changes his course.
6. The system in the story is humorous and adds a unique touch to the quick transmigration genre. The interactions between the FL and the system are enjoyable.
7. One amusing scene involves the FL presenting a painting of a tiger to the ML, which turns out to be a Pikachu! Their conversation showcases their playful banter.
Overall, the review highlights the story's engaging characters, plot twists, and diverse elements that make it worth reading for fans of the mentioned titles or similar genres.
Novels >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> manhwa
Yeah the translation is off. It has common MTL errors of using the wrong pronouns or poor grammar at times.
This one might be MTL'd and then edited a bit
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There's webtoon of that, I recommend trying that first. The story really peak in the last hundred chapter including the epilogue imo
what do u mean?
I stopped reading it sadly after the major change in translation quality. They started calling "Bob" "Bobowang", and as you said the energy changed name and color multiple times throughout the novel. The novel was extremely good up to that point though. I just personally can't handle it if even the protagonist's energy starts going from "blue" to "green".
Unlike others I didn't find it cute or funny. I am not reading it just for the sake of it. I know that the protag is just a 4yo kid but why so much crying? Protag's guardians are friggin uncivilized, POS brutes, beating her at any chance they get instead of explaining things properly to the child. I have been beaten worse by my parents and teachers for the smallest of things and hence I don't agree with the notion of they are beating because they love you BS. The "system" is gimped and incompetent. I know it is supposed to be from a child's POV but I think the author is dismissing mental illnesses like some common cold. So I have read 100+ chapter in hopes that it would get better but sadly it doesn't.
Anyway that's my opinion. YMMV
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