I'm a fan of the dog blood genre and the author, but this particular work didn't live up to my expectations. The characters deviated from their original personalities, which was disappointing given the buildup. While the male lead's affection appeared genuine, the transition from his alpha instincts to emotions seemed inconsistent. The secondary relationship felt forced, especially after the events that transpired, and the MC's possessiveness towards the MC was off-putting.
The MC's dedication to his child didn't align with his actions, as contraception was barely mentioned, and it seemed unrealistic. The introduction of the second ML felt rushed and served mainly to complicate the plot, making the MC look less appealing. The treatment of the baby, with its custody issues and the impact of the second ML's pheromones, added unnecessary stress, with side characters almost seeming more despicable.
Compared to the author's other works, this one fell short. The focus on chasing the wife and the heavy emphasis on childcare as a political tool drained the story. There was a lack of genuine sweetness surrounding the child, leaving me questioning the purpose of including them at all.
From a romantic standpoint, I believe the plot would have been more engaging if the MC had chosen an abortion, allowing for deeper emotional growth between the main couple and a less convoluted custody battle. Overall, this book was just mediocre compared to the author's previous works.
The humor was light-hearted and unpretentious. The author skillfully played with common tropes and clichés, turning them into an entertaining narrative despite a series of plot holes. Although the ending felt hastily wrapped up, it was a relief that it didn't拖沓不绝 – a positive aspect not borrowed from other similar books.
This novel has the potential to either captivate or disappoint a massive audience. It centers heavily on a "slice of life" experience, following an overpowered protagonist as they journey through a fantasy realm. If you're seeking a relaxing read with a laid-back atmosphere, filled with epic battles between gods, demon lords, and heroes, this might be the perfect choice. The MC even views their heroic role as a secondary occupation. The storyline is straightforward - it's all about the tour – and deeper elements are gradually revealed through subtle foreshadowing and clues, preserving the novel's lighthearted tone.
I encourage readers to explore both positive and negative reviews, as everyone's perspective is valid. It's important to note, however, that the emphasis on everyday life is significant, so if that's not your preferred genre, this might not be the best fit for you. Give it a read and form your own opinion, keeping in mind the novel's focus on a slice-of-life experience.
The profound emotions I feel towards this author for crafting such poignant and heart-wrenching short stories are indescribable. From 'No One Saved Me' to 'Say Farewell to Him,' each tale has left me with a bittersweet love, like being in a car with a failing brake, careening towards a cliff while holding hands with your beloved. You sense the inevitable tragedy, yet it resonates with a strange satisfaction.
Similar to the author's other narratives, this one delves into the harsh realities of love. Yet, amidst the ugliness, there might be solace found in the subsidiary stories. They serve as a fitting accompaniment, perhaps "TOTGA" could provide a fitting soundtrack for this book, and for others as well.
I wholeheartedly recommend this to readers who crave angsty tales. Don't miss out on exploring the author's other works; they are equally captivating.
I read till Chap 205 and this is really really slow burn Romance - too slow for my taste. Aside from the romance not much else happened - e.g. conflict b/t kingdoms, court intrigue, adventure etc. Just 2 people annoying each other. The story picks up after this and then gets interesting. If you are not into slow burn romance, just skip ahead and read from 200 onwards. The translation is good compared to other novels I have read.
I agree that 5 wives is a bit much but that’s not the reason why his wife left him ? please read instead of saying that
same plot? wmw better or this? which one should i read?
It's ended?
The author clearly is a typical racist chinese but since his the author he tjrows this to the other people, dont even know how life in america works like everyone calls you asian on first meeting hahaha. Just skip reading the racist chapters.
Rayhan and Delsandra’s journey kept me hooked, and their development didn’t disappoint. The story is captivating, with several heart-wrenching moments that made it hard to put down. This is my third time finishing it, and I still love every chapter. Highly recommend!
OMG! the best!! thanks author
Update please