Yes it got a lot better by like 230-250
Basically the mc is Maple and the sister is Sally. ?
You saw the light and are ascended now brother
These comments make me lose my enthusiasm to read them ??
Many of y'all didn't like this one but for me personally i like this one a character who likes to hide and cannot be bothered by others and not some shit guy who always looks for trouble for example "my three wives are beautiful" bruuhh i hate his character but i like the progress and plot. Back to this one he is not a hero nor anti hero he just focus on himself and there's also a fight that make you hooked up so be patient. And lastly the most favorite one is being a low profile or low key person bruhh im too tired reading of famous protagonist so i want some low profile one. Its fine if you don't like this type of novel i understand ur taste.
I can't find a way to get past 100 chapters lol. It's boring ?
Only the Moderators would know.
why it's taken so long for the update
The story initially had a promising start, focusing on the main character (MC) streaming exclusively for a Chinese audience and engaging in helpful activities such as assisting individuals in finding missing loved ones and assisting the police with investigations. However, my major issue lies in the excessive emphasis on China being portrayed as the top nation, which feels overly promotional. This wouldn't be a problem if it were common in Chinese novels, but this particular story doesn't seem to tone it down. The portrayal of other countries as villainous and lacking morals, along with their citizens being depicted as foolish whenever interacting with the MC's chat, becomes increasingly grating. Despite trying to overlook it a few times, the repetitive nature of these themes becomes unbearable as the MC and the Chinese government interact more with foreign entities. If the heavy-handed nationalistic elements were removed, this could have been an enjoyable read.
After reading the text three times, I noticed numerous comments about the series. This prompted me to express my admiration and review it. Admittedly, the beginning might not be as captivating, but by volume 6, it truly shines. Even before that, my initial reading was enjoyable, save for one chapter where Saito's interaction with a store owner felt dull. However, his transformation into Nanashi the hero and Kuro the entrepreneur introduces a delightful array of characters, though the size of his harem can be overwhelming.
What sets this series apart and makes it one I revisit is its memorable fantasy escapades, such as Nanashi's introduction to the healer who mistakes him for an assassin, Liza's emotional welcome, and Aialize's conflicted retreat commands. These moments resonate with me, although my recollection of volumes 10-15 is hazy due to the passage of time.
The series strikes a balance between relatable everyday life (characters who feel like they predate the protagonist), intriguing espionage due to his system's search for danger, and escalating action as the story progresses. If someone dislikes the series, it might be because they haven't finished it or they have an aversion to ecchi or harem themes. Overall, it's a well-rounded and entertaining read.
"Abandoned Kingdom's Online" is an enthralling blend of fantasy and immersive storytelling. The narrative captivates with its rich world-building, seamlessly weaving together elements of adventure and intrigue. The characters, each with unique depth, draw readers into their compelling journeys. Although the pacing initially slows, it picks up with a gripping plot twist that kept me hooked till the end. A must-read for those who crave a blend of nostalgia and modern digital escapade.
So hard to read little to no flow at all.