waiting for Kenneth's story. hurry up
Great work. very nice for my bored mood.
to the author! I have enjoyed this story, but please update and finish it. thank you Delinda
I love this book and I love how it ended. I won’t be giving any spoilers but gosh, Barbara was definitely mean taking Emily’s child away.
It started off great, but I kind of skipped through the middle. The conflict revolved around business and family issues. I really liked the concept where the main character returns to his original body and becomes more sensible due to his transmigration experience.
This isn't a novel that will leave a lasting impression, but it's a good choice for a quick read.
As of Chapter 8:
This story is quite engaging, and I find myself coming back to reread it often.
So far, the plot revolves around the Main Character (MC) and the Male Lead (ML) playing the game for their own reasons. The narrative alternates between their perspectives, showing that while they both believe the other is a game character, they are gradually developing an interest in each other. It’s not exactly love, but more of a fondness. The MC finds the ML cute and feels a protective instinct towards the little furry creature, while the ML, believing the MC to be his "exclusive lover," appreciates the kindness and affection, even if it’s programmed. This is his first experience of feeling valued, which makes him cling to it despite knowing it might be artificial. However, this also causes him dissatisfaction when the MC shows consideration for others, as the MC is a real person with genuine feelings.
The MC initially thought he was in for a simple dating game to inspire his latest book, but instead, he found himself playing a character involved in illegal experiments on orphaned children. Despite the constraints of the game, he tries his best to comfort the children. The Male Lead, a god-like figure, is pessimistic and guarded. His sole reason for playing the game is to uncover how it appeared on his personal computer and why its content mirrors his past. Despite the emotional toll, including triggering his illness and causing him pain, he persists.
Prepare for a mix of cuteness and heartache. It’s a bittersweet journey.
Highly recommended for readers who enjoy character growth and captivating couples. This story, beautifully wrapped in a delightful blend of cringe humor, drama, everyday moments, and even more humorous moments, is translated flawlessly. Kudos to ReallyDee for their outstanding work!
Typically, I indulge in fantasy and historical romance to escape reality, but "This One" felt too real, drawing me in with its protagonist pursuing a master's degree in Germany, entangled with someone significantly older, and researching marriage laws as a foreigner – echoes of my own struggles. I empathize with Ting on that front. Thankfully, robotics isn't my field, or I might question Bai's maturity more closely. Nonetheless, Ting, you've done well.
Despite the relatable aspects, there's only a small niggle – I wished for deeper interactions between Ting and Bai's family, including their in-laws. A glimpse into Auntie's background and the outcome of the situation would have been intriguing.
In conclusion, the story is both hilarious and inspiring. I'm already planning to reread it, and I haven't even reached the bonus content yet.
In summary, I've read all the translated chapters and the raw web novel up until the author's last update over a year ago. The light novel version might differ significantly from the web version, but I still have concerns. I rate it 3 stars, acknowledging that it's not perfect, despite my criticisms. Here are some positive aspects:
1. The world-building is consistent, which is crucial for me, as an author myself. The laws, magic systems, and distance travel are well thought out, making it a plus.
2. Character development is handled well. Characters maintain their identities and evolve naturally, avoiding the issue of feeling inauthentic.
Now, onto the drawbacks:
1. The plot starts off promising, with a dark fantasy backdrop involving a traumatized teenager seeking justice. However, the focus shifts away from revenge and the pace becomes slow after around 20 chapters.
2. The main character is a major point of contention. He's overly perfect, lacking any formal training but displaying superhuman abilities effortlessly. His lack of anger, assertiveness, and extreme humility make him feel unrealistic and one-dimensional. Despite saving a princess multiple times, he consistently downplays his achievements and remains apologetic.
The romance aspect, being a potential harem manga, doesn't progress satisfactorily either. While the author might prefer the light novel format, with more novels released, the main character's character traits lead me to believe that the issues may persist.
Overall, while there are redeeming qualities, the flaws in the plot and main character hinder my enjoyment. I remain cautiously optimistic that the light novel might address these concerns, but my expectations are not high.
In a Chinese costume drama, the anime character surprisingly claimed to recall her past life while being a fan of such shows, but her lack of cultural understanding was apparent. She interrupted the crown prince's consultation with a doctor, behaved improperly, and didn't exhibit any authenticity for her supposed era. Her actions resembled a tourist visiting a new place without prior research, coming across as naive rather than knowledgeable. Despite her claimed intelligence (excluding the assassin stereotype), her decisions were somewhat foolish. The story could be seen as a subpar adaptation of "Kusuriya no Hitorigoto."
While I initially found it disappointing, it's still a decent read for some light entertainment. One should just mentally set aside any expectations based on typical Chinese novel tropes.
Upon rereading this, I realize I might have forgotten why I originally wrote this review, as it's been three years. Perhaps my opinion could change or the rating, but for now, that's how I remember it.
Nah, I'm already sunk deep enough already??
A journey of black and red
Its in my opinion rly good ?
Then what chapter to start from after chapter 32 of the manhwa?