It's not like that, I have read the RAWs. He doesn't go, 'I must save through the power of friendship'
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Ending maker is peak tbh. But that's the point, right? Most of these authors don't know or understand normal romance. Most of the normal relationships I have read have been of the kind where the FMC is barely any useful tbh and there are girls who have much more screen time and writing in them. So, authors take hareem route to appease the fans, and its easier to do that way instead of reading angry comments (an author replied to a similar question on reddit)
That's why I said, half baked romance is much worse to read. It's better in harem because you don't even expect anything from FMCs. Authors gotta do the fan service so I don't really expect good romance now. In harem novels, most of FMCs have their arc and done. I read it more like solo MC novels and ignore romance parts. Better written FMCs are rare and honestly novels increase their tier by a notch if the author can pull it off.
you can stack more if you want but you're in for a ride. it should have reached the climax, now time for unraveling certain mysteries
Pretty sure the manga was sh*t
chapter 288: I was already expecting a boring nationalism, but it didn't happen incredibly the author showed a lot and several truths, he didn't come out praising his government, but he knew how to keep it neutral stance, even made some jokes about how China deals with the internet and etc. I'm enjoying this novel more and more, the good thing is that it wasn't spoiled with nationalism.
I don't enjoy reading female characters. Maybe I'll try again in the future
If you don't like this kind of novel, don't come here. I believe this novel has a yaoi tag so...why are you complaining?
I braved this a while back. It's a weird story and the female leads suicidal streak from the description isn't explained well as it's not entirely in her control. Honestly the story isn't bad nor great kind of a middle area.
I have completed novel as well. All 18 volumes. It was a fantastic journey ngl. But it lost it's momentum at later chapters...
"It's great, honestly. I mean, it truly is. However, I believe the concept of 'quick transmigration' is utterly meaningless. I'm serious; there's no reward, no clear purpose. The author never delves into the male lead's (ML) perspective, and the narrative flows as if his actions and thoughts are genuine, even though we know they're not. It's almost like reading a regular story without the transmigration aspect – the 'quick transmigration' feels like a mere plot device to transition between story arcs.
We're left in the dark about the ML's motivations and why he consistently excels at tasks, despite no apparent system rewards. It's unclear what he does behind the scenes, whether it's planning or chance, and how he goes about completing these tasks or why he wants to do them.
Nonetheless, on a surface level, it's enjoyable, especially for the sweet moments. Frankly, I'd love to ask the author, 'What's the point of the quick transmigration?' Haha."
This reincarnation story stands out from others in the "multiple redo" category, as the protagonist was unknowingly under mind control magic for most of her previous lives. The variety in her experiences, including different husbands, attempts to alter her destiny, and more, ensured that it didn't resemble the repetitive nature of "Groundhog Day." In this particular life, she embodies a demonic force, and it's truly exhilarating to watch.