Artland
Is there anyone who completed this novel, if so can you tell me does the translation get better from what it is on chapter 35-40
It's natural to criticize or even berate a novel... But writing out an entire paragraph of insults and condescending statements is moronic. Drop the novels, and head to therapy for anger issue management instead.
So many cigarettes... so much smoking...
My throat feels rough from reading about all of the characters with cigarettes in their hands. Stressful times calls for smoky measures.
The story is not bad but yeah the names of the places are quiet absurd like Land of no Return, Endless City etc the story is not bad I don't know how I read every chapter but it was fun, the mc finds a very good husband and her son is good too, it just would hype something and then after that arc it would look like that something was worth nothing the story flows from one side to another with the goal as just being strong and revenge after making enemies
It has a lot of stereotypical villains that will appear, the MCs good looks praises,and a family reunion again and again with different family , oh the marriage will happen too far away even tho they both have confessed,mated,got their families consent and everything that a married couple does with the day of the marriage being just a formality and that too will be wasted. Read it if think you like cultivation stories after reading 50 chapters and if you still don't lose interest than I can say reading the rest won't be a problem don't be worried because of the absurd no.of chapters and the 3 star rating if we base this novel rating according to it's actual transmigrating clinche cultivation scenarios I think it gets a 5 apart from that , you can decide on you own
2.5 stars... I've attempted to read this novel three separate times, and each time, I struggled to progress beyond Chapter 20. This time, I managed to reach Chapter 23, but it has become a laborious task rather than an enjoyable one. Despite its high ratings, I find myself puzzled – perhaps it's just not clicking for me. The concept of the story seemed promising, but the execution falls short in my opinion. Additionally, the translation might be a factor, as some reviewers mentioned below that the way it breaks up paragraphs disrupts the flow of reading, which doesn't enhance the experience. Nevertheless, I'll leave it at that.
The experience was quite monotonous. The narrative heavily relied on recounting past traumas during the events, particularly the slap. The setting, a dating reality show, was excessively described and revisited repetitively with unnecessary commentary. Although some context was provided, it felt excessive and artificially forced, with a focus on past angst leading up to the incident.
The first kiss scene, for instance, was marred by an extensive, drawn-out account of the tense atmosphere, which became overwhelming and detracted from the main storyline. In summary, it felt like padding with forced drama rather than a cohesive narrative progression.
Firstly, the reading experience was indeed extensive, but I persevered until the end. Initially, the MC's遭遇 evoked sadness, but the subsequent turn of events with her反击 and redemption against deserving foes made it an enjoyable read. The progression of the romantic relationship between the MC and ML was well-paced, starting subtly from the beginning, which I found quite charming.
Initially, I was infuriated by the ML's mistreatment of the MC during her training, unaware of her true identity. However, as the ML came to realize his love for her, he redirected his protectiveness towards others who were attracted to her, which demonstrated his genuine affection and occasional jealousy - a heartwarming trait that's hard to come by in real life.
On a somber note, the harsh reality of war brought a bitter-sweetness. The loss of so many lives deeply affected me, causing emotional pain and longing for the memories shared with those who are no longer there. The uncertainty of who lives and dies in such circumstances is devastating.
Reflecting on the characters who perished fills me with sorrow. The realism of this story, with its portrayal of war's残酷 toll on lives, leaves a lasting impact. Even thinking about it now, my heart aches. I find myself mourning the characters long after finishing the story.
Despite the tragedy, this tale has etched itself in my memory. Even if I forget the title, the story and its events will remain vivid. It is a poignant reminder that I will always carry with me, no matter how long time passes.
"Parasite Devourer" is a captivating read that hooks you from the very first page. The narrative blend of science fiction and psychological thriller keeps me on edge, as I delve into the intricate world of a man who gains the extraordinary ability to consume knowledge. The protagonist's struggle with power and morality adds depth, making it a thought-provoking exploration of humanity's darkest desires. The plot twists keep me guessing until the end, making this a must-read for fans of mind-bending storytelling.
I wonder if u read my report at all? I said missing chapters DUE TO CHANGING SOURCES
And if u look below u will see that i both replied u about this and reported the situation :)
I dont even kno fam
This novel is trash the end got me f up this shouldn't be called sword god more like nightmare god and it's super boring like what the hell
just finished the novel. anyone hesitating don't cause even though its sometimes repeating overall it is amazing. I felt end somewhat rushed or unfinished but ig that's for sequel.
many side characters are as imp as mc. they have really amazing development throughout the series.
XVIM is ?
I felt antogonist could have been slightly better but they still have pretty amazing story. especially development of red robe and author executed it d*mn good.
overall read it if not you will regret not reading such masterpiece
