loved the book to moon and back can't stop reading it once It get started
I thought it would be a good read, but the translation is really hard to get through. The concept is fun, and I was excited, but the author adds these weird little bits of information that throw me off.
Spoiler:
In the first major confrontation with the villain, who initially seemed like a serious threat, the author goes off on a tangent about everything that made the villain who he is and how much of a loser he was. Not to the main character (MC), but the villain just starts reminiscing or something. When the MC shows up, he randomly makes a quip like, "Don’t listen to that loser, he’s probably balding," and the villain freaks out, like, "Oh my god, how did he know about my custom real human hair wig cap?"
Not to mention, the translation feels really off and keeps switching between 'he' and 'she' for everyone. Sheesh, I really wanted to finish this story, but it became a drag.
This narrative is incredibly heartwarming and features a well-developed plot.
any1 can recommend something similar but better or just with ess filler
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When it said family complex . It really is . When it said dishonest protagonist , it really is . That why in this world there are saying "honesty is the best policy". Its right , right ? Well , just get your mental ready when the hardness came . Well it is a beautiful story . And it's almost triggered my second-lead syndrome . Well however I still stand with Jiang Yunan, my brilliant man !
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Man this was a good read
Human Emperor? I haven't read 100 chapter of it but your description is in the novel.
At the moment of my reading, the novel is still ongoing, and I anticipate my opinion might change once completed. Unfortunately, the storyline hasn't been particularly engaging. Initially, I had high hopes for the dynamics between the real and fake son, but the plot progression feels unnecessarily drawn out. A significant portion of the narrative revolves around a dating show, which I mostly skipped as it failed to contribute meaningfully to the story – and, as far as I can tell, I didn't miss anything crucial. The emotional aspects struck me as artificial, almost as if the author is forcing certain emotions onto the readers through characters' fan reactions, a technique I personally don't appreciate.
This captivating tale, "The Whole World Awakened," left me utterly engrossed. The protagonist's journey with their clone-doppelgängers woven into the fabric of society was a mind-bending concept. The narrative was thought-provoking, delving into themes of identity and the consequences of technology. Each chapter unfolded like a puzzle, keeping me on the edge of my seat. I particularly admired the author's ability to create a vivid world where the line between reality and clone-dom blurred. A riveting read that challenges our perceptions, this book is one that stays with you long after the final page.
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