great work miss author... looking forward for your other stories
scary and dangerous story....avery is very pitiful woman..
I dropped this novel a little while ago. I want to share my thoughts on it, though I doubt it will be very helpful. I didn’t even finish half of the novel.
I’m here to express my frustration.
The author killed off my favorite character almost immediately after introducing him ?. He deserved so much better.
From the beginning, I knew that this WY guy would end up being the male lead. There were mentions of him in practically every chapter, even when he wasn’t physically present. His backstory was tragic, as most male leads' are. But, sigh... My WJ could have been such a sweet husband. He was in love with the main character, and their interactions were adorable. Maybe he seemed a bit dense, but he was just a softie at heart.
In terms of plot, it’s actually quite engaging. The main character isn’t the only one who has been reborn. She’s our typical overpowered reborn protagonist, and I was curious to see how fate would deal with her ex-husband in this new life. However, I couldn’t bring myself to continue reading after WJ died ?.
This isn’t a very positive review, is it?
That’s all. You should still give it a try.
This is an entertaining read, but it drags on unnecessarily. Like a few other reincarnation-themed novels, the protagonist ingeniously exploits unreleased songs. The narrative doesn't clearly clarify, as far as I recall, whether these releases are due to time constraints or the absence of original artists in the story. Surprisingly, well-known songs like Linkin Park's "One More Light," OneRepublic's "I Lived," and Charlie Puth & Wiz Khalifa's "See You Again" (despite a convoluted connection to Fast & Furious) suddenly become antagonists without adequate explanation. Despite this, I genuinely enjoyed the first 2,500 chapters and was surprised by the abrupt ending.
The question arises, why do I think it went on too long? It might seem contradictory to express dissatisfaction with the length while also feeling let down by the conclusion. In essence, the story could be divided into two parts: before the character achieves their EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony) and afterwards.
Personally, I believe that one can comfortably stop reading after the character completes their EGOT journey, as the rest of the story becomes less engaging. So, here's my suggestion:
If you have ample time and want a satisfying experience, you can enjoy the story up until that point and be content. However, if you choose to read the entire thing, you might find yourself disappointed due to unresolved plotlines. It's a fun work for those willing to invest the time, but the latter half might not live up to your expectations.
More like bandit leader in the world of cultivation with magical names
World building is So Original thousand likes!!!!! I never really write a review but this book is super compelling and refreshing please do give it a shot!!
The story is superb!! Must read this one, highly recommend it. There's a bitch but the MC is so smart and deal it easily
What an interesting book ah!
wow ml is a massive pedo
can someone recommend me a story like this? as in like mo jingshen and ji nuan's relationship
i cant describe how i feel with word, so let a poem do...
In shadows deep where Gu thrive,
Reverend Insanity kept dreams alive.
Fang Yuan’s might, fierce and untamed,
Crafting fate, his power unclaimed.
Sudden ban, a shackle tight,
Silencing his tale, eclipsing his light.
Genius lost to fate's cruel twist,
Legend halted, in sorrow persist.
Tears fall for the hero stark,
His path unfinished, leaving a mark.
In shadows dark, his spirit burns bright,
A legend undying, in eternal night.
so he isn't an adult in a child's body? if that is the case then what is the point of regressing if he doesn't get to keep his memories?