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can't wait to read more and see what happens next.
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nice story
Mmm.. So interesting. I'm loving this.
Great book . intriguing .keeping me glued . k
Great wri
I read every chapter until I put it on hold. It’s not bad, but there’s a significant issue that made me drop it.
The system is overly powerful, making everything too easy, which leads to the classic writer's mistake of creating a "perfect main character." He has no flaws, and this results in a lot of unnecessary exposition.
All the female characters are described as "otherworldly beauties," which is quite amusing given that they all happen to be in the same city. As someone once said, "if everyone is beautiful, nobody is beautiful."
Now, the things I disliked the most:
**Spoiler**
- The main plot of the novel should have been more concise. It should have ended before Chapter 240 when the MC attempts to kill the original MC with a shot to the head. However, the author decided that even after being shot in the head, the original MC could survive and remain conscious.
- If the MC had killed him, the plot would have become meaningless, but the story had already lost its direction long before that. Now, it’s just about the MC dating and describing how beautiful every girl is and what they’re wearing. This is what we call unnecessary information.
- In the end, I can only say that the plot should have ended earlier. With more chapters, the plot deteriorates, and the author shows increasing laziness.
Not a single moment was wasted; each word resonated deeply within me, tugging at my heartstrings. With every turn of events, laughter, tears, and profound emotions followed as I watched the character navigate through intricate and delicate maneuvers, deftly weaving their way through life's challenges. Although I cannot experience the originality, I am grateful for this extraordinary tale. It outshines a mere 6-star rating – it deserves an infinite number of stars.
I'm confident that others can convey the story more eloquently than I could. Nevertheless, I must commend the translator for their exceptional work. The main couple, MC and ML, were dear to my heart, and their relationship was particularly endearing. The supporting characters, especially the extras, stole the show – they've become one of my favorite pairs. Each side character added depth with their harmonious dynamics, which I greatly appreciated.
This novel, surprisingly, maintains a swift pace despite having only 20 chapters in its first arc. I found it quite enjoyable. The protagonist, Wei Mingyan, is a reincarnated individual who ventures into different worlds to "rehabilitate" despicable characters he takes over. Why? It's part of his mission, but it's not the central theme of the story.
The narrative is told from a third-person perspective, focusing on the emotions and thoughts of other characters rather than Wei Mingyan's internal world. Some readers might find this approach frustrating, but I believe it's a strategic choice by the author, emphasizing the impact of Wei Mingyan's actions on those around him rather than his personal journey.
It's easy to forget that everything is an act, as we witness Wei Mingyan inhabit these roles until the mission completion rate hits 100%, sometimes spanning years. His performances are convincing, and most故事lines end with his eventual demise or that of his companions. The ambiguity of whether he's truly genuine or just playing a role keeps the reader engaged.
Despite it being a mission, Wei Mingyan's character development is commendable. He doesn't treat others poorly unless provoked, showcasing a human side that sets him apart from other overpowered protagonists. The system, which usually drives plot progression in other stories, plays a minimal role here, only surfacing at the end of each arc.
If you prefer concise narratives or a quick read, this book could suit you. The plot isn't extensive, but it's well-paced and focused on resolving the 'original' tale of the despicable characters. There's no unnecessary filler, which I appreciate.
I'd advise against binge-reading it; the repetitive nature might lead to disinterest. Instead, pick up one or two arcs, then revisit it when you need a break from emotionally intense stories.
The man, the myth, the legend, the godfather Elyon has c*m back with another dumpster fire what on earth would literature be without him, cuttlefish better take notes right here.
Is it any good
Bro I also need the name tell me after you find it
