great and interesting book written by the author.......
Story becomes ugly and unbalance in the later chapters
another thing to note if you wanna read:
3rd arc is too toxic, even if you're not faint of heart try to proceed to it with caution. the arcs don't have a correlation with each other so you can just skip that one.
The end is very fast.
godzilla read your comment and had a stroke and fucken deaded
is this shi really good? TvT
Can someone explain to me what reverse r*pe is and if it is in the story as the tag says because if so then ima drop.
The story is truly captivating. Proof? I read it in one sitting.
There are only five arcs (including the real world), which didn't take too long to get through, despite each chapter being quite lengthy.
Pairs for the arcs:
- Arc 1: Mafia Boss x Pet Lover
- Arc 2: Reborn Boyfriend x Boyfriend
- Arc 3: Puppet Emperor (Nephew) x King Regent (Uncle)
- Arc 4: Maniac Perverted Psychopathic Serial Killer x Childhood Friend/Obsession
- Arc 5 (Real World): Main System's Broken Mental Data x President of a Gaming Company
As the previous commenter mentioned, the ending is a bit abrupt but still concludes satisfactorily, and all the stories are incredibly engaging.
The setup with the system is quite intricate, and the constraints imposed can be overwhelming at times. The heroines' behavior can be grating, but the author skillfully balances it by revealing the truth just when it keeps the reader engaged. Kania stands as the top choice, followed closely by Serena. The revelation of Clana felt contrived but necessary, as she was starting to lose appeal. However, Ferloche's reveal was confusing due to her quirky nature and being the last main heroine to uncover the truth.
Overall, it might be a bit excessive for some tastes, and personally, I find it difficult to proceed. I understand that others might enjoy it though.
The translation is satisfactory, but my initial expectations for this novel were perhaps a bit higher. I was hoping for a more engaging and thrilling experience rather than the laid-back tone it presents. In terms of character development, the author seems to rely heavily on backstory without fully fleshing out their personalities. The characters feel one-dimensional, almost like placeholders in the plot, lacking any real chemistry between them.
The storyline, which involves a seemingly insignificant character from his previous life having intricate connections with others, comes across as convoluted and fails to stand out from typical melodramatic K-dramas. It leaves me feeling confused and unsatisfied.
While the book might be an acceptable choice for mindless reading, it unfortunately doesn't hold my interest for long and becomes monotonous fairly quickly.
"Cultivator With Modern AI" is a captivating and intriguing blend of science fiction and fantasy that explores the intersection of humanity, technology, and ancient cultivation traditions. The novel takes place in a world where an ordinary individual, unexpectedly paired with an advanced artificial intelligence, embarks on a journey to become a revered cultivator. This unique fusion of traditional cultivation practices and futuristic AI elements challenges societal norms and raises thought-provoking questions about the nature of growth, wisdom, and the boundaries between man and machine.
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This novel invites readers to ponder the balance between tradition and innovation, the role of empathy in a world increasingly shaped by algorithms, and the power of self-discovery. Ultimately, "Cultivator With Modern AI" is a thrilling adventure that combines the thrill of action with profound philosophical musings, leaving readers with a lingering sense of wonder and reflection on the ever-evolving relationship between humanity and its technological advancements.
D*mn... I was really interested in the plot and the relationships of Zetto. My cup of tea yet the author dropped the novel It seems... I don't know what to feel... Anguish? Despair? Grief? Just when I thought I could finally witness a great story again... *sigh*