Sithaari
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First chapter and I am hooked, this book is giving everything it should be giving
The story is highly engaging. Both main and side characters have their own arcs, making you feel connected to them. In my opinion, each character has a well-developed background that makes their personalities believable.
It shares a similar main plot with other reality game novels, but this one has a unique twist.
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The game has less actual gameplay compared to others. Even for a beginner player, they only need to play once a week. For more experienced players, playing once every six months is sufficient. This means the protagonist's timeline moves quickly. In just a few chapters, two years can pass because the protagonist rarely enters a game instance voluntarily.
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Give it a try! I loved the story!
The narrative evoked a rollercoaster of emotions within me, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this unconventional harem tale. Initially, the story had a light-hearted tone, but as I reached its climax, it took a deeply somber turn. The ending left me with an unsettling feeling, and I wished for a more uplifting resolution. Despite that, I truly fell in love with the narrative. I'd rate it 11 out of 10.
Dual Cultivation, Villain: The Play Of Destiny, The Conqueror's Path(first hundred chapters will be kind of rough) and Divine Emperor Of Death maybe? DEoD is a good one but I don't know if it's comparable to SHGS or not!!
What kind? I'm no dealer. Just know some
Me too, i want to read some crazy doctor shits. cause i wanna learn and enjoy reading at the same time
Great way to repel readers, Btw thanks for the heads up.?
Does this have a good translation??
This author prob has a phd in human psychology & this novel is all about politics and sociology. we have it under the genre of fantasy and reincarnation but it would be best if you don't expect much developments in these area. the world building in this novel is intricately done. the history and the current world is explained through a political pov as well. when it comes to the mc, he has grown quickly in his mentality but there is slow growth physically. the side characters in this novel are written beautifully as i think the author has put in as much effort in writing the side characters as he has done for the mc, they are all well connected to the story. as for the story the progression of it is very slow as the author has delved in each arc in much detail and the mc's journey is filled w too much difficulties, so you can expect that the mc has got no breaks till the timeskip. i consider these chp as only preclude to what's to come, so read it if you are interested in long novels.
I'm absolutely captivated by this novel; it's fantastic! The storyline is intriguing, as it keeps me guessing without spoon-feeding every detail upfront (which, surprisingly, is a rarity these days). The pacing of the romance is impeccable – it's truly thrilling. I'm genuinely looking forward to finishing it. I've already devoured the first 400+ chapters and I can't wait to see how it all unfolds!
The initial part of the review discusses the initial confusion experienced by the reader, who eventually tried the machine translation (MTL), which turned out to be more comprehensible. The story is lengthy, with a backdrop of an ancient Chinese world where men and gers coexist. The main character (MC) comes from a post-apocalyptic world as a doctor with healing abilities and leadership skills, though this backstory is not extensively explored.
The review contains spoilers, detailing how MC, a miracle doctor, marries the male lead (ML) due to a marriage scam. MC decides to stay married for ML's sincerity despite the initial arrangement. After marriage, ML experiences a sudden change in fortune, and their lives improve dramatically. However, there are triggering aspects such as domestic and elder abuse, descriptions of violence, and some mentions of torture and genocide. The story also includes a minor allusion to sexuality.
The pros of the story include the loving relationship between ML and MC, their concern for family and the community, and the MC's belief in karma. However, the reviewer finds the plot clichéd, listing various predictable elements like transmigration, rags to riches, and political intrigue.
Cons include repetitive storylines, unlearning characters, and the villagers' obsession with MC having children, despite his and ML's wishes. The ending presents discrepancies in age calculations and timeline events.
In conclusion, the reviewer rates the story as average, giving it a 3 primarily for the characters' personalities. They mention that while there are some redeeming qualities, the overall plot feels formulaic and predictable.
