I think its bugged
there are other novels bugged with the views just like the 2000 years magic dude
It's the first time I have found you somewhere outside discord
I’m also in love with his gummy smiles ;)
When is this novel ending? We're 2000+ chapters in and i still feel like we're missing most of the story lmao
I think its decent but it was a shame that it is incomplete
Unexpectedly I have already read this. This doesn't make sense. How can the ratings be so low. I have read the manhua of this. The manhua of this was amazing how can the source material be bad? But the manhua doesn't mention him being isekaied
Unless you're looking for a guilty pleasure, I think this rating is pretty fair. The villains and netizens aren't very smart. The family is wholesome enough. The concept is unique enough to interest the reader. The way they found out about her birth was unexpected and fun.
Personally, I don't enjoy reading about reality TV shows in these novels unless there's an explicit reason for it and no other way to achieve the same plot points. I accepted the premise and enjoyed the first reality TV show because it served a purpose and was meaningful. The duration was also well-balanced. However, the author's reliance on another reality TV show for plot extension is disappointing. At this point, it makes the book mediocre to me because it's clear that this is not high-quality writing. The author seems unable to engage readers in a family, childcare, and entertainment novel without resorting to reality TV plot devices and the validation of netizen comments. It feels like a lazy way to create humor and interest. I’m tired of this trope. If my tone seems a bit harsh, it’s because the story feels a bit dumb.
Why do the lead parents feel the need to prove they sleep in the same bed to random strangers to "protect the reputation of their marriage/relationship" by going on another reality show when we know the truth will eventually come out anyway? The only reason seems to be that the author doesn’t know how to extend the novel otherwise. Is there another logical explanation? No. Moreover, it’s illogical that a previously private celebrity would willingly expose their child to public scrutiny just to give them more memorable experiences, especially when they could provide those experiences privately through vacations, adventures, or other acting opportunities. Given their wealth and connections, they could teach these lessons without millions of people watching. Do they really need this reality TV show to boost their reputation? Let's be real; that argument doesn’t hold water.
Despite these issues, I think this is a decent book with a cute family and a decent story. It could have been more logical and better written, but it’s mediocre yet wholesome in its intentions. For that, I fairly give it 3 stars and recommend it as a mediocre guilty pleasure for people who enjoy happy families with dumb villains and annoying netizens.
The novel is off to a great start. It has an extensive cast, which I find intriguing and adds to the enjoyment. The story itself is captivating. As for the translations, I'm using Library Key Translations, and they've done an excellent job. The tone is heartwarming – we don't have deep insights into the characters yet, but the protagonist's desire to save as many lives as possible gives him a big brotherly vibe. He comes across as dependable, friendly, honest, and genuinely concerned about helping others. Overall, it's a relaxing read.
The scene that tugged at my heartstrings was when the supporting characters stepped in. If not for those time-traveling extras, the emotional toll would have been unbearable. The main character (MC) truly deserves better, and I can't help but wish for the antagonist's mother to suffer the most excruciating fate possible. Oh no, I found myself crying, why must this happen?
"It's absolutely fantastic! The ending and the bonus content are incredibly satisfying. I've read numerous 'Infinite Flow' novels, but this one stands out with the best ending to date ?"
The pace is dreadfully slow. There was some initial progress in the first ten chapters, but after that, it停滞不前. The focus on the mother-son relationship is quite sweet, but the depiction of beauty is shallow (though, well, one can't fault that given the context). The story heavily relies on face-slapping scenes, which becomes overwhelming. As for the romantic aspect, chapter 84 reveals they're still practically strangers, with him unaware of the child's paternity.
As an avid reader, I found "My Miss Fortune System" to be a captivating and intriguing blend of adventure and fantasy. The protagonist's unexpected journey into a world governed by luck and destiny resonated with me, as the protagonist grapples with newfound powers. The plot twists kept me on the edge, and the character development was commendable. It's not just a tale about fate; it delves into self-discovery and the strength of human will. A must-read for those who enjoy thought-provoking escapades with a touch of humor.