Understandable, here's another review.
Its nothing amazing and its nothing new however its funny and a decent plot so critically I would give it 3/5 however I've read to the latest chapter and its very funny so if I would rate it on how enjoyable it is then its 4.5/5 very good novel to waste time.
idek where lmf**. a lot of peeps has been asking me for my pfp everywhere that idk where you've seen me lol. And it's bad thinking diary; though I've already changed it.
Yo, we meet again.?
is it completed there?
Can any one tell me the novel name where MC was betrayed by friends and maybe loved ones (from novel description) and reincarnated as the demon queen's husband. I saw this novel some time ago with a se*y thumbnail but can't find it now. Plz can any one give me the name?
What is the inv code?
I read this novel a while ago somewhere else.
The first 800-900 are d*mn good, the novel is a bit h*rny but it's still pretty good
After a certain "event" that happened in chapters 900, I started to dislike the author and the story, he shouldn't have included that kind of thing, apart from the fact that the plot becomes f*ck*ng boring, slow and lazy.
It's like the first 900 chapters were written by someone with good writing and then his replacement arrived who didn't even read what the previous one did and wanted to try to keep up, the MC stops being everything he was, he tries to elevate other characters when that was never the point of the novel, quite a few new waifus are left without much time on screen, those 400 chapters until the end could have been well used but they decided to deviate into other less interesting topics and into boring and disgusting plots and fetishes of the author .
I don't know why but only with the tags and the summary, I got goosebumps
Against the god ig
The main weakness of this novel lies in its convenience. The romantic and unrealistic plot structure is highly questionable. Why must the protagonist become a villain, revert, and then become a hero solely to prevent the apocalypse? How contrived does a narrative have to be to force such a trajectory? Only a profound existential exploration could salvage such a weak storyline.
I find it baffling that this receives high ratings. The system is absurd and heavily skewed. The concept is so surreal that it would logically lead the protagonist to suspect they exist within a story or anime created for entertainment, prompting them to contemplate suicide. Yet, he chooses to embrace a murderous psychosis instead.
"Alright, I'm feeling quite bored at the moment, having indulged in clichéd action novels and manga. In an attempt to switch things up, I stumbled upon this family romance or slice-of-life book in the rankings. Despite knowing from the title and summary that it would likely be formulaic, I held onto a faint hope that it wouldn't fall into the overused trope of the fake daughter versus real daughter conflict. Unfortunately, my expectations were dashed in the first chapter. Can't the author come up with something fresh?
Anyway, I'll continue reading until I find a more appealing option or lose interest and drop it. The main character's personality isn't terrible, so the cliché isn't entirely unbearable, but it does follow a common pattern in this genre – initially, everyone is against the protagonist, but post-transmigration, they all rally behind them. This sudden shift feels contrived.
Given that most novels in this category tend to follow such a predictable structure, I've long stopped searching for one with a logical progression. All I ask is for it not to be overly irritating, and this one, while not unbearable, is simply boring because I've seen too many similar stories. Had I read it earlier, I might have given it four stars. However, I'll refrain from rating it now to avoid any potential bias."
"My personal favorite infinite loop. It's a shame it doesn't receive as much attention; it truly deserves more recognition. Although there are a few details left unexplained in the world-building, upon pondering, one can easily fill in the plot gaps themselves."