I'm trying to read it bt dang it feels like a child wrote it and the plot sounds so interesting juss very childish the female lead is unnecessarily helpless in the most easiest scenarios
Such an interesting read…rooting for athena
Loved it! Love Nicole ......
syl said that he saw sandra for third time at the fashion show, when was the second time he saw her?
I absolutely love this book. I typically read novels with male main characters (MCs) because most female-led novels frustrate me. No matter how powerful the female MC becomes, once they fall in love, their entire persona seems to crumble (this is just my personal opinion, by the way). At the very beginning of this book, it feels like the ending of another story. Our MC is Lin Dan, who has followed a man across countless dimensions, staying by his side no matter what because of her love for him. However, he doesn’t appreciate her and loves someone else. She finally decides to let him go, and this marks the start of her journey of self-discovery. There’s a bit of romance sprinkled throughout, but this isn’t a story about undying true love (and there isn’t one). It’s about a woman who has completely destroyed herself and then rebuilds herself over time.
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Truthfully, towards the end, I was worried about how the story would conclude. I feared the strong woman might collapse again and throw herself back into a harmful, endless love. One of the last arcs, where she runs the temple, best describes her and her journey. Prince Jin’s explanation of her character captures everything she has built across so many worlds, and I find it incredibly beautiful. I appreciated the ending. While others have said they didn’t enjoy it, I felt differently. It was the beginning of an end, the end of a beginning, and the start of her new self. Even though she walked away, she still managed to achieve justice, and the man she followed for so long finally realized how foolish he had been. Despite his immense power, he couldn’t match her. The last few paragraphs made me incredibly happy. My interpretation of the ending is that she completed his task to repay him for everything he had done in the past. Afterward, she returned but immediately vanished. I believe she severed the fate that bound them, ensuring they would never see each other again. She will continue on her own journey, staying true to herself. Since losing her memories, what was the first thing she always did? Distinguish gratitude and repay it. Once repaid, she would either move on or sever the connection based on the circumstances. Even though she returned to the starting point, she treated it the same as her other lives. She remained focused on herself and her own journey right up to the final sentence.
In summary, I loved this book, and the ending was even more satisfying to me. She stayed true to herself until the very end.
"This is incredible! I've seen the drama before, but I had no idea there was a novel behind it. Now that I've discovered the book, I'm thrilled to dive deeper into the story because, unfortunately, the TV adaptation had to shy away from a more explicit love interest due to China's censorship. Despite that, the drama was fantastic, and I have high hopes that the novel will be even more amazing. I can't wait to explore it further; it's a real gem!"
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Does he ever actually go out for once
Like its good and all but can he actually do something for once ?
Thanks for the translator, waiting for the next chapter ?
Great novel but I NEED someone to put which skills are being used
Any other novel where the MCs weapon of choice is their body, like punching dudes and kicking shins and whatnot, reading azarynth healer which meets that criteria but I can't seem to remember any other
what what WHAT!!! IT FINISHED?!?! I JUST TRIED STACKING A LITTLE?!?! I swear, I saw the other novel that is from the same author, but my monkeys brain just did not make the connection that if the author is making another novel then it means that he finished the last one