Can you tell me where the end to this book is? The story stopped around chapter 74 and then there were totally new characters and story. I would like to know what happens with Alexa and Anderson.
Last chapter is a cliffhanger.. Author please update & give us at least 10 chapters or more.. Thanks
Enjoying the storyline & characters are interesting. The author makes the story intriguing with the dramatic twist and turns. Not really understanding all of the language though!
The synopsis section is as empty and uninformative as a typical Korean novel summary, making it clear that this is another clichéd modern-day dungeon novel. In a few chapters, literally everyone who wronged the protagonist gets their comeuppance. Spoiler:
The guy who stole his ex-girlfriend gets a pay cut and is transferred to a less desirable branch location, based on what I could understand from the poor machine translation. His ex-girlfriend herself apparently dies, although the ending of that chapter was somewhat ambiguous and hasn’t been followed up on, so she might still be alive. A minor employee at a store turns the main character away at the door and is promptly fired in the next chapter.
Temper your expectations when diving into this. It’s not bad, per se, but there is absolutely nothing original or groundbreaking about this novel.
"It's decent, light and enjoyable to read, but unfortunately, there are numerous plot inconsistencies that mar the experience. The concept is promising, but the execution falls short. Many questions go unanswered, like why Zhizhi turned into a villain. Moreover, the ending feels incomplete; it could have been more satisfying."
I rate this 4 out of 5 stars. The start was promising, but it subsequently became unengaging. However, I persisted due to lingering questions that needed answers. The story picked up after Entropy (MC) destroyed the Earth Goddess, particularly during the Ates arc, where the author skillfully revealed details at suitable moments.
1. The author masterfully managed to make parts feel dull before revealing shocking twists, which kept me hooked.
2. I appreciated the unique concept of inverted elements; I hope to see more exploration of this idea in the future.
3. The inclusion of cliffhangers based on the assumption that we lack climbing gear was a clever plot device.
4. There were unexpected plot twists that built anticipation and then surprised me.
Extra credit:
- Naming the Demon Lords after Archangels was an intriguing touch.
- Though the characters initially seemed ordinary, they shone when it mattered most.
- The gods and goddesses were well-developed, each with distinct personalities that matched their elemental associations.
Note: As of Chapter 249, the Yandere theme should be incorporated.
lol don't use drogs dude
I kept it at library for 3 years thinking there will be more updates ? but alas it got dropped. it got me hooked because of "All my disciples suck" novel so I m searching for similar novel and reading it like boss behind the game , gamers of underworld , game of world tree , etc.
I want to know too
Hey what's that novel's name where the MC was a swordsman? He transmigrated as a normal person then learned sword fighting from his parents in early episodes. That sh*t took sword skills to extreme levels.
This is an endearing and lighthearted high school romance tale. It's definitely worth a read, and the main male character is super adorable. The only downside is its brevity.
Indeed, it's quite appealing. I can't quite explain why I find it so captivating, but it's genuinely enjoyable. The drama it presents strikes a balance that avoids being overly sentimental, and I appreciate the well-developed characters with their distinct personalities and driving motivations.