Funny, but my comment was to punctuate how right the comment above was
if you see "dense protoganist" flee from the manga
So, another reincarnation-revenge tale (sigh). I personally enjoy such plots, but they certainly require more depth and intricate weaving compared to contemporary narratives, especially when dealing with court intrigue. Finding the perfect balance between romance and scheming is crucial for success. Unfortunately, this story doesn't strike that balance particularly well. The translation is decent but occasionally stumbles, but it's still passable if boredom sets in.
What truly irks me is the main character's lack of presence. This is the first time I've encountered a protagonist who seems overshadowed by supporting characters. Whether due to frequent perspective shifts or poor translation, when the focus shifts away from her, she virtually vanishes from the scene. In a well-written story, the protagonist remains an ever-present thread, even when not the center of attention. Here, even when she's in the background, the MC feels like a ghost when the narrative shifts to others.
The male lead also falls short, fitting the mold of a generic historical/xianxia shoujo manga protagonist. A powerful, aloof prince who finds the MC intriguing and deals with some contrived ailment. He lacks charisma and that commanding aura, which feels forced when the author tries to emphasize it, akin to a child wearing their parent's armor.
Having recently immersed myself in "In The Last Days," I must say it's a riveting tale that captivated my imagination. The narrative weaves an intricate web of suspense, leaving me on the edge of my seat with each turn of the page. The characters, complex and relatable, drove me to empathize deeply, making their struggles resonate long after I finished reading. The author's vivid descriptions added a sense of urgency, painting a haunting picture of the world they inhabit. Overall, it's a compelling read that challenges readers to ponder the human condition, earning it a firm place in my favorites list.
Does the mc leave the dungeon ? If yes at which chapter please ?
Recommended
A complete copy of another novel named"Turns out I'm a Great Cultivator" the sequence of the story line was switched and they have the same everything
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This lazyass MC is killing me. All he does is scheme and conspire. Never trains seriously. Depends on pure skill. No real strength. He will never stop jacking off until he suffers a huge loss. He just wants to get by. No ambitions for reaching the top. This MC is too mediocre. After nearly 350 chapters, my patience finally ran out. I m droping this bullshit.
Such a great story, captivating story line, well paced, very much enjoyed reading
I love this novel but right now I am unable to read remaining chapters. Everytime I try to do so failed is shown on the screen