The narrative surpassed my expectations from the author's previous work, evoking deep emotions at times, particularly with Yan He's poignant storyline. The other characters' arcs were also impactful, but thankfully, the central couple experienced a heartwarming conclusion. Overall, it was a delightful read.
I rated this novel 2.5 stars; unfortunately, I couldn't finish it. Here's a summary of my thoughts:
**Story Overview**
The protagonist discovers his boyfriend cheating and decides to seek revenge. In a spur-of-the-moment decision, he meets someone he believes is responsible for the betrayal. He chooses to pursue this person, leading to a developing relationship with the "other man." Throughout the novel, there's a lengthy journey of misunderstandings before their connection deepens around halfway through. The remaining part focuses on their eventual reconciliation.
**Main Character (MC)**
The MC's character is the main reason I stopped reading. Despite the author's attempt to portray him as caring through his charity work with special needs children and his grandmother's support, his reaction to the cheating is highly implausible. Instead of blaming the ex, he impulsively starts a relationship with the "culprit," displaying a lack of logic and emotional intelligence. His deceitful tactics, like lying about cookies, become increasingly annoying. It's difficult for me to reconcile his compassionate nature with his poor judgment and dishonesty.
**Love Interest (ML)**
ML is older and more mature, seeing through the MC's manipulations. However, he appreciates the MC's genuine efforts to help his sister. Their relationship development is written as ML viewing the MC as somewhat childlike, which I found unappealing. The emotional connection between them felt shallow, with the physical attraction being emphasized more than emotional compatibility.
**Reason for Dropped Engagement**
I couldn't tolerate the constant deception from the MC and the unrealistic portrayal of ML "punishing" him rather than engaging in open communication. Both characters come across as immature, suggesting they might not be the ideal match. While some might find the story cute and light-hearted, it didn't resonate with me personally.
**Summary**
If you enjoy a dense, misunderstood MC causing humorous situations and a doting, older ML, this book might suit your taste. However, if aspects like deception and immature character dynamics bother you, my experience might mirror your reaction. If these points don't affect your reading preferences, I'm sure you'll find enjoyment in the novel.
is it good?
I shall contribute to your ascension too
He refuses to answer but i do feel where he is coming from.
seems interesting, too bad there's only a few hundreds of chapters.
Ch 63: Pinaka? Lord Shivas Bow?
Read upto current (573 at this time) the first 300ish chapters are rather good, note this is basically always erotica, but it got dark and weirder with fetishes, including bestialty, homesexuality( they 'look' like a girl or in one case is a hermaphrodite aka futanari) and modern day western pedophilia, I say western as 13 is age of consent for the writers country.They also shifted focus from the cool girls to how weird and grotesque his penis is now, seriously, messed up descriptions that are unrealistic even within a fantasy setting.Erotica aside the adventures, battles and kingdom building is actually pretty good and witty in many places.PS I hope the horse dies a painful death.
Mane why tf is he gonna marry his sister y’all on some weird shit bruh
I loved the previous novel from the author and I'm liking this one even more.
slow. Very Slow. But totally worth it. I totally recommend. It has future.
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