I see.. and I was reading HOH but I've forgotten everything that happened I'm gonna need to restart some time
edit: and clown, what lvl do the rainbow barrier near your pfp come?
Just wanna put this here in case anyone doesn't know what that yaoi tag meant. This is a story of a male protagonist and his partner (spouse) is also a male. Yaoi = male x male relationship
Where can i read this, i can't do with the mtl so please suggest me a good alternative. By hearing more than 600 chapters are there i reallllllly want to continue this like really really really
It's really quite common for a cultivation novel to have 3000+ chaps. Most of these novels are good in the beginning but would later turnout to be just soulless writing from author to exploit as much as he can.
There are still 2 previous works that are totally different. "Very Pure and Ambiguous: The Prequel" and "So Pure so Flirtatious". Now, how they are interconnected I have no idea.
Just one word “ great “ one of the first novels i read and it’s really good, there is some downsides but overall it’s good and worth reading / ending is good too leaving some space for imagination
Beautiful writing indeed! Even if you don't particularly enjoy gender-bending narratives (as I don't), this story offers something enjoyable. Let me elaborate further.
The author displays genuine literary prowess, and those familiar with other anime or novels will recognize their unique style. For fans of Re:Zero, this novel holds great appeal – it draws heavily from that series. It's important to note that unlike a typical school romance, this tale delves into deeper psychological themes.
What captivates me about Re:Zero is its palpable sense of hopelessness. Despite knowing the outcome, the protagonist remains an ordinary person struggling against overwhelming odds, yet chooses to persevere for what's right, even at personal cost. There's a philosophical depth that resonates.
I also detect similarities in the writing style to that of Albert Camus, specifically in "The Stranger." If you've read it, you might catch the connection. However, I advise against diving into the spoiler if you're familiar with the book, as it might spoil the surprise.
In essence, the first 50 chapters are a true masterpiece. This South Korean novel ranks among my all-time favorites, and I have high hopes that the rest will maintain this exceptional standard. So, I encourage you to dive in without prior knowledge and savor the experience.
The beginning was promising, but unfortunately, it quickly turned into a tedious experience. The lack of humor, weak plot, unlikable characters, poor romance, and overall disengaging storyline make it difficult to continue. A fitting tag would be "incest" - with a past-life connection as blood siblings and a current sibling bond in a steamy situation, where the female lead (FL) remains oblivious to the incestuous nature, considering him her brother all along. My issue isn't with the concept itself (as it's fictional), but I intensely dislike the FL's character – a seemingly innocent and naive yet provocatively seductive figure who doesn't seem to grasp the implications of her actions. The constant intimacy without her awareness is frustratingly unrealistic.
Despite the FL and male lead (ML)'s compatibility, intelligence, and minimal conflict, the villains being one-dimensional and the translation being commendable, I cannot wholeheartedly recommend this story due to its lackluster content and unbearable boredom.
The situation involves devising schemes and meticulously planning the murder of a man who has been unfaithful, along with his paramour. It leaves the outcome uncertain, almost like an open-ended narrative.
The web novel is quite entertaining if approached with a light-hearted attitude! The main characters aren't always logical, which adds a touch of silliness that I actually enjoy. Though my opinion might change as I progress, it's an enjoyable and easy read, with only a few minor translation errors that are hardly noticeable.
There are a few areas for improvement. As someone who appreciates intricate kingdom politics and attention to detail, I do have a few grievances. One issue is the inconsistency in the character Luisen's behavior. He admits himself that he isn't particularly smart, so it's hard to fault him much. However, his inconsistency might bother readers who value character consistency. He occasionally slips up, which could be seen as unexplained at times. Luckily, his friend Carlton is supportive and doesn't notice these moments.
Additionally, there are discrepancies in Luisen's past persona and actions, which can be confusing. His past behavior seems to suggest he wouldn't have initiated anything with women, even though he's in a romantic plot. The author seems to have struggled with his character's initial shyness, leading to some inconsistencies. It's not a major issue, and it's not uncommon in transmigration stories, but it could be smoother.
In summary, these issues aren't deal-breakers. If you've read other BL webnovels, you're likely familiar with this sort of thing. Overall, it's a decent read, and while Luisen's obliviousness might be frustrating at times, considering his background and learning difficulties, it's somewhat understandable.
Uhh.. I don't read this anymore because, no pictures????. So I succeeded, in certain aspects.
Oof 1star review