Woah woahh hero of darkness? Are u sure about that
Hahaha you are right it’s kinda trash but still thanks for everything so far I appreciate it
Hm I guess I'll just wait till it comes here
See the reply and lol ur username is wild ?
Fck this is good but I have one complain the MC's a fcking dumbass.
Fck hes so annoying
Is it confirmed
For some reason, despite "replying" it was posted as normal comment (i probably messed up... somehow)
It was a reply to TruthfulReader. A responder to another comment made by ProbablyAEuropean
Sorry for the confusion ?
Edit: I personally haven't read it, so i couldn't know to recommend it. In the future i will most probably be posting a review, although that seems far.
Tian Shu's Summary for Dummies
Pros:
1. Top Pick, my favorite parody comedy novel of all time (Deal With It!)
2. Hilarious Scenes of Cultivators "playing" (addicted) to many popular games like WoW, Resident Evil, and MANY MORE!
Woman 1: "Owner how come I can only play for 2 hours per day! I still need to know what happened to (Insert Korean Artist)!
Man 2: "Holy Ducks! Is that the Sect Master! Why does he have blood shot eyes!? Did he lose the gacha?"
3. SYSTEM! Not for food or pets but for an INTERNET SHOP! (VR Headset!, Movie Rooms!, Tournaments!, Snacks!, Season Events!, Limited Time Promos! and EMOJIS?!)
4. Shameless MC trying to bully his customers (NOOBS)
Cons:
1. Actual Plot is like 30% of the whole novel (BUT! WHO CARES?! THE HILARIOUS DAILY LIFE (GRIND ?) BY THESE CULTIVATORS IS WHAT MATTERS)
2. Repetitive (YET! I JUST CANT STOP READING WHICH NEXT GAME OR REWARD THE SYSTEM WOULD GIVE TO MAKE THESE CULTIVATORS BE DIE HARD CUSTOMERS ?)
P.S. Yearning to read it again!
It's an alright read if you're looking for something light, but it lacks excitement. The story flows smoothly like a sunny day drive with occasional slowdowns. The translator does an exceptional job, especially in explaining Korean terms, which makes it enjoyable. The concept is impressive, but the execution feels bland.
The main character (MC) has a likable personality, but his constant miscommunication leads to rudeness, which can be amusing at times but becomes overdone. He dismisses his seniors harshly and relies heavily on his void powers for his acting skills. His lack of social skills and character development is noticeable, with minimal meaningful interactions, aside from a compassionate moment with the exorcism director.
While the plotlines are decent and pacing is well done, the lack of proper acting or effort from the MC is disappointing. Everyone around him seems to idolize his acting prowess, but he doesn't appreciate their contributions. The MC's unrealistic expectations, like dressing up casually for a film festival, show a lack of understanding of the industry.
I was hoping for a more intense clash between the protagonist and a rival actor who could teach him humility, but the story falls short of that. As an avid fan of overpowered protagonists, I find this story somewhat underwhelming. It's a decent read for repetitive content, but it doesn't justify its current high ranking of #9.
The novel in question belongs to various genres such as Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Psychological, Harem, and Romance. While every work attracts negative reviews, the criticism for this one is seen as unjustified. One reviewer compares the 280-chapter "VWTL" to the first 13 chapters of another series, arguing that a shorter work cannot be fairly compared to a more extensive one.
As someone who followed the series from its inception and reached the conclusion, I'll provide my perspective. The protagonist, Frey Raon Starlight, is the descendant of the First Hero, who played a crucial role in saving the world in a game called "Dark Tale Fantasy." However, there's a sequel where the protagonist must prevent the Demon King's heir from destroying the world, a challenging task.
The story involves a hidden route called the "Path of False Evil," which requires the protagonist to commit seemingly evil acts, deceive heroines, and ultimately betray the Demon King to gain a system that offers a true happy ending. Unexpectedly, five main heroines also remember the previous timeline.
Frey, aware of the consequences, takes on this path to save his loved ones despite the moral ambiguity. He earns points through "false evil" acts, and his true hero identity is at odds with his villainous facade due to the system's penalties.
The protagonist ranks highly in character rankings, demonstrating his popularity. Although he endures immense scrutiny, his selflessness and emotional depth are commendable. Critics argue he appears weak, but his crying is contextualized by his difficult choices.
The novel features a complex dynamic between the protagonist and heroines, with love and hate intertwining. Side characters are well-developed, though the male character count is low. Despite this, the plot focuses on the protagonist's journey and overcoming the system, culminating in a powerful ending that earned the novel accolades.
Some reviewers misunderstand the story, assuming it's solely about facing the Demon King, but that's not the case. The novel's true strength lies in its character growth and the story's progression.
In conclusion, while the author's writing style was criticized initially, the novel shines through with its relatable characters, intricate world-building, and engaging plot twists. Despite the limited translation, it stands as a masterpiece, delivering a satisfying experience for readers.
So... is Su Xiao a guy or a girl?
There's another novel that the author wrote that had a similar ending (swallowed star) so I'd like to believe it's the same for all the others