Jaimaabhadrakali
I read this novel few years ago, and was really good. but i had to stop reading because i got tired of the Mc
As someone who read until end of arc
He cooked quite hard
Payoff is mad satisfying. Probably my fav chap
Tang Erda will be relevant for more than just one Arc, but I actually his Character isn’t that annoying so I don’t understand why you hate him so much
In China, there are regulations if you want your work being published and not censored.
1. China Numba-Wan
2. If China not Second, who dares claim Numba-wan?
3. Chinese Superior this, that, this, that
4. Chinese Numba-Wan Race, all those from America, Europe, Japan, Korea all at the bottom stuff
5. China very powerful!
If you don't pass these criterias, well, you might get censored. (There are also cases where ypu introduce the Huaxia Government as Invincible and powerful, Immune) That is why most of Chinese novels are inclined more towards Racism, Nationalism, Superiority.
Any recomendationd similar to this novel?
poison
I can name dozens but a lot of them are mtl (but high quality mtl, google chrome can easily read it)
Idk if I suddenly can't understand English or is my brain today is not working but I really can't understand the info/synopsis
The protagonist is a powerful wizard, a sage-level magician who was ambushed and defeated. Upon dying, his spirit entered a dimensional rift and emerged 2,000 years later in a world where magic has declined, and his new body is considered devoid of magical power. However, knowing how to awaken his powers, he begins to retrain in magic. For those who love a strong protagonist seeking smart revenge, this story is incredibly exciting. Being reborn and having to use the knowledge and experience from his past life to train his body from zero is really fun to read. The revenge scenes are particularly satisfying.
If you're looking for a story with a main character who's got brains, brawn, and a background that screams power, look no further. Our MC here is a master strategist—calculative, ruthless, and always ten steps ahead.
The side characters? Oh, they're not just background noise. Each one is fleshed out with their own quirks, feelings, and thoughts. Kudos to the author for making them real in their own right. However, with our "God Perspective" as readers, sometimes their actions might seem a bit...well, childish. But hey, that's just because we see all the puppet strings being pulled.
Just remember, being an omniscient reader has its downsides—like we can't always get the essence which the author is pouring in.
This novel has some weird inconsistencies in it. These could be fixed if the author tries to flesh out the story information more and put more thought in their world building and word choice.
The story has a relatively fast pace and this seems to be caused by the lack of thought the protagonist has. The protagonist doesn’t seem to observe the world he is in well and this is confirmed by the lack of his use or the author’s lack of including the protagonist’s use of his “Apraisal Skill”. Furthermore, a good amount of the novel takes place in the protagonist’s head (his thoughts) rather than descriptions of the world of the novel.
I personally like the concept the novel is based upon but the rest of the novel is subpar so far. (I’m around 20 chapters in.)
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