Ikr. I still hate the author for not completing the novel.
The book is average in quality, but I deducted points due to its excessive nationalism. Despite the multinational nature of the project, all key characters are Korean. The author portrays外国人 (foreigners) in highly stereotypical and villainous ways, exaggerating their flaws. For instance, the Russian characters are depicted as cold and drunk on a military base, relying on firewood for warmth. Meanwhile, the virtuous Korean characters are portrayed as selfless and heroic, like the protagonist risking his life to save a child from flooding, while the 'bad' foreigners refuse to take responsibility. The Korean engineer leader, portrayed as authoritative, prioritizes his subordinates over personal safety, contrasting with the foreigners' perceived selfishness.
The narrative constantly emphasizes Korean superiority and foreigner incompetence, with the Korean leader even winning a赌博 game against foreigners through a cultural reference. The author's bias towards Koreans is evident, as they refer to a female character as a man's name, Nikita. In conclusion, the book heavily favors Koreans and demeans foreigners, which may not appeal to readers seeking balanced representation. I would advise against reading it, as the positive reviews might be misleading.
The book is verging on being exceptional but falls short in emotional depth. As you delve into the narrative, you'll understand my perspective. The story revolves around an MC who travels back in time with the guidance of their mentor – a detail revealed during the prologue. The protagonist comes from a prestigious background, yet they were neglected due to their lack of talent and曾经的行为. They later redeemed themselves by becoming a disciple.
While the general premise gives an idea of what to expect, the plot offers something unique that evolves the MC. However, the book misses out on creating strong emotional bonds between the reader and the character. The MC's past struggles could have been better explored to evoke empathy. There's a redeeming moment within a specific fight scene where the character's resilience truly shines, immersing you in their struggle.
In conclusion, while there's potential for greatness, I don't anticipate an overly emotional experience based on what I've read so far. We can only hope for more depth as the story progresses.
Yep only web/light novels, wut did you guys think?
The blip you mean XD
Is the 5th floor saga worth reading? I don't like the topic of cyborgs.
I read all chapters even the mtl ones and i have to say this is second best naruto fanfic with wind one being first, first 50 chapters were kinda slow and i wanted to quit few times but after 100 it gets better until around 400 author starts to stall he writes unnecessary chapters but it passes quickly and even though there are quite few chapters that arent needed there arent a lot,fights are bad expect first few where mc is weak all others his enemies have plot armor ones he was as strong as first hokage and went to kill someone at kage level but couldnt and almsot died like what madara was playing with them and mc nothing and there are few more examples of enemies having plot armor and mc doesnt feel like he gets stronger at all even thought technicly he does it doesnt feel like it, plus there are few things that are major to the plot 2 i noticed 5 sand kage was erased? like author forgot and went back and ice dragon thing was forgoten even by obito who was watching like what the end
I like this MC personality, he's decisive
This novel has the wrong content. Wrong title wrong content
I don't nitpick grammar too much, but there are too many obvious mistakes, in succession
this is one of the best novel i have read.
even though the ending was kind of bad, still the journey there was worth it.
does anyone have any similar recommendations?
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