I wholeheartedly suggest this story for fans of regression plots - it's a lighthearted take on ORV and, hands down, the most enjoyable regression novel I've come across recently. The narrative is strong so far, with the main character possessing a fascinating set of abilities that make for compelling reading. The supporting characters feel genuine and aren't just there to further the protagonist's goals; watching the MC struggle towards their objectives is quite entertaining. The translation is clean and free from noticeable errors.
can someone answer me is xuqing only 15 after 1400+ chapter?
Literally at every comment section of historical manhwas, I see that they want to take the father than the actual male lead.
Thanks for cluing me in on the alternative definition of the word. Although your passive-aggressive tone was a bit off-putting, it has helped me understand the context and usage of the term. For that, I thank you. However, your assumption that I've only read prior ecchi-related content is quite jarring, as I have never touched upon the genre before. I won't attribute it to personal psychological projection, as that would be presumptuous of me. With all being said and done, it gave me quite a good laugh.
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The point is that translations should allow for readability and not sophistication. You can't assume everyone who reads here has an Oxford dictionary on hand or is majoring in English. It's quite puzzling to encounter a key component of spermatogenesis or gametogenesis suddenly. Lastly, get your mind out of the gutter, dude. Not everyone who knows the word 'c*m' got it from some perverted source. That's just a fundamental attribution error.
Oh anyway, thanks for saying it, I know it's not on the same level as my house of horror, I'll have it as a reserve novel
Im at ch 343 rn and its pretty alright. Its not very good but its also not very bad. However stuff gets repetitive…
Basically:
>someone gets sick
>a relative or friend of the patient is a friend of the MC
>MC comes
>the patients and the relatives of the patient doubt the MC because of his age
>either the patient accepts the treatment or he refuses it
>if he accepts hes better the next day
>profusely apologizes to the MC for doubting him
> if he refuses the patient comes back half a year later and beggs the MC to treat him because all other doctors failed to do so
>MC takes pity and heals him
>(sometimes there are those who accept the treatment but dont follow the instructions of the MC (eg drinking alcohol). They come back later and threaten the MC with their background/police etc. MC doesnt care and beats them up. Sometimes he still helps the after that, sometimes he lets them be.)
That’s basically it.
You can read it if you have nothing to do for those ~2 weeks
I truly appreciate this portrayal of transmigration. The FL exhibits a straightforward nature, unapologetic about embodying the ideal "virtuous woman" of the past, yet she prioritizes her own happiness and those she cares about. This approach is invigorating. Kudos to the translator for bringing this captivating story to our attention!
I finished reading the machine-translated version within two days and am eagerly awaiting the final translation to relish it once again.
What I particularly enjoy is the development of female supporting characters who aren't purely evil, like the FL's older sister. Initially, she might seem foolish, but the author skillfully portrays her growth through the trials she faces. Watching her confront and defeat the original male lead (OFL) twice is an iconic scene.
The grandmother is a fantastic character, exemplifying the strong, caring matriarch she should be. She fiercely supports her family, including the FL and Siyu, planning for their future with warmth. Initially, she may resist the idea of their relationship due to their upbringing as siblings, which feels authentic. Ultimately, she accepts and becomes the doting grandmother eagerly awaiting her great-grandchild.
The male lead (ML) receives a more substantial background here. While he is described as attractive, the author devotes space to detailing his struggles, making him a complex and compelling character. His yandere and possessiveness towards the FL, especially in wanting her to reunite with her birth family just three days before the wedding, adds depth to their dynamic.
Overall, this story offers a delightful balance of characters and themes, and I'm grateful for the translator's work in bringing it to life.
Woah woahh hero of darkness? Are u sure about that
It's a rare love story that's why it's worth recommended ?Love can really move mountains even the coldest and emotionless person can be able to love in the end ❤️
Where can I find authors other novel
Adios! I mistook this site fast-reacting one.
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