slapping is not enough for this MC; you need to go beyond normal means to punish him.??
Summary: The story is a straightforward power fantasy, with a predictable plot that can be largely guessed after reading the first arc. However, the execution is well-done, making it an enjoyable choice for fans of the genre. The translation quality up to Chapter 61 is satisfactory. The narrative follows a familiar formula, similar to repetitive Chinese webnovels about a protagonist transitioning through industries. Despite the predictability, the author适时 adds twists and developments, such as revealing a system function, mythological plot points, and unique character dynamics, keeping the story engaging.
If you're looking for a deep, thrilling plot or emotionally charged experiences, this might not be your cup of tea. Instead, think of it as a comforting, low-stress read that's easy to consume without overthinking. It may not be groundbreaking, but the occasional surprises and well-timed freshness make it worth the read for fans of the formula. So, if you're in the mood for a simple, entertaining escape, this book could be the perfect distraction. Just don't expect mind-bending complexity or masterful storytelling; it's more suitable for casual reading or passing the time.
It seems they stopped translating this, so I turned to reading the raw version, where I stumbled upon an intriguing revelation. The main character (MC) takes a distinct approach to dealing with the antagonist, initially planning to eliminate them to prevent future issues, given the lack of any hindering system. However, fate intervenes in a twist, turning the MC into a demon.
From the start, it's revealed that even without the tattoo, Lin maintains affection for the MC, SXC. Lin's attraction to SXC stems from their unpredictable nature, and with a 'stone heart,' Lin decides to monitor and support SXC, making decisions for their well-being without fully comprehending their own feelings or motivations, especially regarding their brother.
The character XL, who possesses no emotions or personal desires other than to become stronger and possess SXC, displays possessiveness but not to an extreme extent. Their primary focus is to keep others from surpassing SXC's affection and protect them, potentially considering marriage as a future goal. XL, aware of their feelings, persistently wins the villain's heart, resulting in a satisfying conclusion.
Supportive characters like the original protagonist SHL contribute to the story, and Lan, another character, shows potential for a romantic relationship with SXC if XL wasn't involved. Overall, the narrative offers a compelling mix of relationships and dynamics.
cliche is gold
nonsense
Stopped reading at 145:It’s well written, if you like other rebirth novels you’ll probably like this one BUT…I just found it extremely frustrating the ML won’t listen to the FLs opinion and I found it creepy and annoying also she’s still engaged to the fiancé and won’t just say she doesn’t want to marry him. I don’t even know how many chapters it will be before they call it off but it seems like they never will, over all I was just frustrated and annoyed most of the time, I wanted to keep going to see if it would be less so but I got no sense it would get better
long time no see poisonous
I left off at chap 371 should I reread or continue cuz I kinda forgot some of inala's skills
Ngl this is good
Thank you then
The characters like the tarot club members from LoTM especially the hanged man, justice and hermit are also like this except that Klein actually planned the misunderstandings.
Is it confirmed
what are those stand for?