Okay, I have to talk about Deng Hong because honestly this whole espionage subplot had me wheezing. Here's this guy who's supposed to be a slick corporate infiltrator, sent by the ruthless Zhang Shan to steal Qiqi's formula, and what does he do? He gets caught dropping a CAMPHOR LEAF on his notebook in front of the CEO. A LEAF. Not a microchip, not a hidden camera, not even a suspiciously timed bathroom break—a botanical accident. And Qiao Qin sees it, knows exactly what it means, and just... plays along? The dramatic irony is absolutely delicious. Qiao Qin is drafting '101 Ways to Leak the Formula Without Getting Caught' in his head while publicly promoting the spy to R&D. Meanwhile Deng Hong is sitting there thinking he's being subtle, sending anonymous tip emails like he's some master of disguise. The plot here is doing double duty—it's advancing the Binfen threat subplot while simultaneously turning it into comedy gold. Zhang Shan's scheme is legitimate tension, but the execution keeps undercutting it in the best way. Does Qiao Qin's indulgence of Deng Hong come back to haunt him later, or is this just the author letting us enjoy the suspense without the actual stakes? Either way, I'm invested.
Wonderful sweet love story with just the right amount of twists and turns!?
I would read this if it were to be from another person, amazing
I really enjoyed it! Lin Dan’s journey of self-discovery was both intriguing and emotionally moving. I didn’t expect to cry a few times while reading, but it truly touched me.
However, the author seems to struggle with endings. Each conclusion felt somewhat unsatisfying, but the final ending left me in tears! What exactly happened at the end? Where is the male lead? Who is the male lead? Was there even a consistent male lead, or did Lin Dan fall in love with different people throughout her journey? I need answers, and the book doesn’t provide them.
Even with these issues, I still really liked it! Every arc brought something new and unique. There was an arc where Lin Dan was a gu master, another where she was an embroiderer, a mother, a war goddess, and even a model empress. I loved reading about all these different aspects of her life. The main character was overpowered, but it was refreshing to see how she learned to transcend her own limitations. She grew and finally reached the end she most desired.
I’m giving it full marks because it genuinely moved me. I laughed and cried while reading this novel. It’s been a long time since I’ve enjoyed a book this much. It was really good!
Thank you to the translators!
Quarantine provided me with an opportunity to reassess some popular light novels, and unfortunately, this particular one didn't resonate with me. The story revolves around Hajime, a high school boy who gets transported along with his entire class to a parallel world. Instead of gaining extraordinary powers, he acquires the ability to create. It follows his journey as he learns to enhance his powers, defy expectations, and search for a way back home.
Here are my reasons for not recommending it:
1. The main character, Hajime, lacks depth to be a compelling protagonist. His fighting scenes are neither impressive nor easily comprehensible – perhaps due to translation issues or my own limitations in understanding. Furthermore, the harem aspect feels forced, with numerous female characters added without much development, as the author chooses one after almost 160 chapters. It would've been better if they addressed this issue or resolved it before resorting to a time skip.
2. The pacing becomes拖沓 in certain parts, feeling unnecessarily stretched out. Despite being familiar with other lengthy series like DxD, Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece, this book still managed to irk me with its drawn-out storytelling.
3. The logic behind many of the creations in the story is inconsistent, especially when it comes to the magical elements. There are too many plot holes that undermine the credibility of the action sequences, and it seems like the author keeps adding layers without a solid foundation.
I managed to finish the main storyline but dropped off after just five sentences into the next chapter. Had I continued, I might have given it a similar rating to "Hand Shaker," which I enjoyed despite its flaws, and that would be disappointing.
I get what u meant lel.
What im talking about here is.
Imagine, a MC risked his life for a single girl, he has a super high chance of dying.
And he still risked it, while ignoring all other ones of his girls for one girl. Lol, aint thats kinda dumb?(Im not saying i dont like it lol, im just saying it feels kinda dumb)
I've read the manhwa it's quite hilarious
This is basically Mashle: : murim edition lmao
Finally! top 100?
holy fcuk so not fully awake from his slumber yet, i will start this on sep then lol that will be enough
That infinity looking insane…
I was really getting into this. Apparently the translator has given up on translating this. Google 网游：我有怪物合成模拟器 for the original which is over 1500 chapters and going. Google does a decent job of translating it on Faloo (first link usually when googling the name above). Hope this helps.