This author never disappoints. She is my favorite author. Her books are well written and captivating.
that was a very cute and funny story I loved it really good book
This book is a very interesting read. It has kept me wanting more of the story.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love this book hope it continues to be updated
The plot remains faithful to the original story, but this is not a love story. Instead, it delves into themes of greed, possessiveness, and politics—nothing new if you're familiar with Korean hentai webtoons. So, if you're someone who prefers fluffy, romantic, and sweet stories, steer clear because the male lead is a genuine yandere, not your run-of-the-mill character.
**Spoiler Alert:**
**DO NOT READ IF YOU PLAN TO COMPLAIN ABOUT MORALITY OR ANYTHING ELSE. THE MALE LEAD IS A YANDERE, AND THE STORY IS TAGGED WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL ELEMENTS, WHICH MAKES ANY COMPLAINTS IRRELEVANT.**
, this is a story that might make a typical reader squirm on their first read. If you find yourself overly emotional about it, you might be on the "normie" side, fam. ???
To be honest, my overall story quality rating is probably a 4, but there are a few reasons I bumped it up: the unconventional storytelling approach and the author’s strong grasp of Chinese history, which is evident from the extensive research they’ve done.
Addressing another comment right away—yes, many extreme topics are touched upon rather quickly with a humorous tone, which aligns with the overall narrative. However, the author presents complex ideas in a multi-dimensional way. For example, while the main character and the story don’t directly condemn the confinement of women to the background, and several key characters support these "virtues," we see increasing instances of positive change and progress.
Although these topics are presented lightly and humorously, which might make it seem like the appropriate gravity isn’t given, the story does delve into more dramatic situations without much sympathy. However, I believe the appropriate justice is ultimately served. Moreover, this approach fits well with the flow of the story, avoiding any appearance of misogyny or victim-blaming.
Despite its length, the story feels self-contained, and I appreciate how earlier foreshadowing is effectively referenced. The character development and the complexity of their personalities are also excellent—the author clearly highlights their flaws and moral ambiguities.
I particularly enjoyed the relationships the main character builds, especially with the old emperor, showcasing family bonds that aren’t defined by blood.
, this is a relatively light story with deep themes that become more apparent towards the end. Trigger warning: the story includes many instances of injustice in a feudal society, and the beginning is quite flamboyant.
It seems like the writer was likely inspired by Sword Art Online: Alicization while crafting the narrative, as the ending turned out to be marred by a non-consensual scene. The protagonist, who started off incredibly powerful, was reduced to a degrading act just to survive. The hypocrisy in having the main character and his companions watch this unfold on a live stream, along with the ease with which the antagonist was defeated despite his immense strength, suggests that the narrative relied on a cheap thrill rather than substance. It appears that the post-victory glow, in this context, functions more like a numbing agent.
bruh this novel is really know how to make terrifying scene
why did guys stop updating more than 14 chapter had been released on update novel
Alright, binged that in about six days. It's an eminently decent read, with the first half being a lot more fun than the second. Chapters are short, progress is slow, and the adventures are pretty hollow. The premise of cultivating disciples is pretty enjoyable, but the adventures take away from that with a full ten percent of the story so far spent on a single trip in a mystic realm. Most of which is fleeing demon beasts.
The first 500 chapters I really enjoyed, ~800-1000 really dragged for me personally. Worth checking out, but I'd hesitate to recommend it.
Hi Sumer, is it possible to ask for the novel's updated chapter? :'(