Prather_DuBois
Engrossed reading this novel.
Well, the story is kind a interesting. Though I'm not fan of Cillian f*cking around all gender. Haha. Anyways, all in all, the story is good.
love the characters and love the twist, very different from all d werewolf story we have read before but update are abt slow
I promise you won’t regret it am hooked kudos author
Highly recommended. Contrary to some reviews depicting the main character (MC) as a mere child, I hold a different perspective. Although the MC possesses an innocent nature, it would be inaccurate to classify them as having a childlike mentality. They possess a significant amount of knowledge and choose to view others with optimism. The fact that they were beloved by their village community makes the indifference from their surroundings feel alien, yet they adapt swiftly. The MC demonstrates astuteness in navigating situations, as exemplified when they cleverly turned a disadvantage (being pushed into a pit) into an opportunity. Overall, this is an excellent novel, and I wholeheartedly recommend it.
Then i guess i am dumb or u are just genius .
Han Sooyoung is so awesome that everyone that reads the novel will literally fall for her.
It really enjoyable..pls update faster and more chapter~!!!
Yeah slowly but surely it's getting there. Neph vs Sunny. It officially starts after the third nightmare.
This seems interesting but the translation kept me from really being able to enjoy it. Maybe it gets better later on, but in the beginning it just reminds me of 80s-90s anime fan subs, "all according to keikaku."
As someone who has read the original source, let me give a concise review of this story. It leans heavily towards comedy, about 80%, with 20% serious elements, so if you prefer a more straightforward plot, this might not be your ideal choice. The action scenes are unremarkable, and there are moments that could be cringe-worthy.
However, what kept me engaged were the characters and their antics. The cast is a mix of quirky individuals, including a few grounded ones, which adds an enjoyable touch. After all, it's a comedy, so humor reigns supreme. Although the jokes might not resonate with everyone, they had me laughing out loud quite often.
The author also has a distinct sense of humor, evident in their afterword where they share lore and humorous anecdotes. Some of these side stories are even entertaining enough to warrant standalone novels, in my opinion. So, don't overlook those bonus materials!
In summary, if you're looking for a light-hearted read with eccentric characters and occasional belly laughs, this story could be worth your time. Just remember to appreciate the author's quirky flair, especially in the afterword section.
I once believed that Japan and Chinese cultivation novels couldn't possibly produce anything more formulaic than isekai stories. Boy, was I wrong. These are the epitome of mediocrity – they require zero creativity, original thought, or quality to be turned into a book. The plot follows a predictable pattern: the protagonist is initially misunderstood, their "power" deemed weak, mistreated by everyone, including those they consider family and friends. Then, they discover their strength, and the universe becomes an obedient servant, groveling for redemption as they flaunt their immense prowess. If you've read one, you've essentially read them all.
