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Um since some of the people seem to not understand what Shounen ai means I guess I'll explain it a bit; it's basically soft yaoi and generally has less of the devil's tango in it, but it can also be used as a tag for just general bl on a site that's more restrictive on that kind of stuff in order to bypass the the censoring.
decent novel. i didn't really like how the power system was organised. it seemed messy and not very specific. the author always uses very vague language to describe someone's strength (even though there are very defined levels of strength, what each of those levels constitutes isn't clear). the translator is good; its written well. some people (myself included) dislike the concept of other people from earth (mc not included) being brought to the new world. its just breaks the immersion imo. when you have earthlings behaving like 8th grade syndrome autists.
Update please
haha might try this
SUBARASHI!
"The Elemental Path: The Strongest Shaman's Story" is a captivating and immersive novel that weaves a compelling narrative around the journey of a young protagonist, who discovers their innate connection with the elements. This enchanting tale combines elements of fantasy, adventure, and self-discovery, as our hero navigates the challenges of mastering their shamanic abilities.
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What sets this novel apart is its well-developed characters, each with their own unique motivations and backstories. The author skillfully balances action sequences with introspective moments, allowing readers to delve into the emotional depth of the protagonist's experiences. The Elemental Path also touches upon profound philosophical questions about the balance between power and responsibility, reminding us of the delicate dance we all must perform in our own lives.
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i already understood what you meant...i take breaks when i read this novel, its fun but info dump gets me... naive part is author is enthusiastic about info dump the most.
Becomes terrible by the tag man to woman
Worth to read
At700ish chapter.
The more I read, the more I realize this story is good but utterly full of nonsense, with author pushing all chinese cultural names into it randomly.
It is purely wish fulfillment for the author. Full of utter nonsense, b*llsh*t, and propaganda. The worst part is he explains nothing at all, just constantly adds stuff out of no where all of a sudden as if such concepts had existed sinxe chapter 1.
Example,
Imagine a story of magic with the four elements. The mc is using all 4 elements of magic and suddenly at chapter 1000 he starts using light or dark magic out of nowhere. No explanation. No nothing. While spouting nonsense thay induce brain cancer.
This story is like someone feeding you a great chocolate cookie. Then after you ate it they tell you they put their sp*rm while baking it.
Chapter 748 It should be Xan Tian Yan talking to Feng Fen Dai. He is the 5th prince. Xuan Tian Yi is the 4th prince that is interested in Xiang Rong.
I really liked this story! The love story was ok( I like more dog food). What I loved was the face slapping!!! Insta kill is too easy for some trash!!! It was done in a fresh way, but not fresh. Borrowing someone else’s hand to kill ?. Someone sends people to make your life difficult? Send them back to destroy each other! Yes, the FL is OP, but in a ok way. The author lade the foundation early on, to explain her shenanigans later. She had a “space with spring water” before she transmigrated, and everything she put in is still there. Not spoilers, she talk about it in first 10 chapters. Also, to respond to one of the reviewers, yes with the details, I love/hate it. To fix that, I listen on the app -Massnovel-. And speed it up some. That way I was able to remember why she has the recipe for things like glass etc… like another reviewer said. Not to say my BS meter didn’t go off. Only in Chinese novels can you go back 100-200 years, and immediately know how to fit in with language, culture, social norms with no problems. Go back to the 1940s in America no matter the race, just how would you talk/interact with your “new” family, neighbors friends. Other than that the story is 8/10. I liked both endings for different reasons.
