Yeah I don't know why people like spineless characters however it's nice to have a weak character every now and then so they can eventually progress to become strong. Staying weak and useless is annoying though.
Also what is everyone's obsessions with main mc harems!!! I really don't understand why they write in a bunch of unrealistic girls (or guys) just to have them "fall in love" with the mc it makes the story super shallow and hard to read
WN has around 805 as of now...
Di he visit a brothel??? If he did I'm quitting
Chapter 146:
However, Sun Mo had strong self-discipline. “Oh, right, brothels are considered legal businesses in Middle-Earth’s nine provinces. I heard that some courtesans are ladies who came from families of government officials, with all of them being well-educated.”
Chapter 182 from the webcomic = Chapter 144 from the Novel
I feel like the comments are being a bit openly biased.
To be fair, while the start of the novel is quite cr*p, it does get better in the middle and end, unlike a lot of other novels that have a strong start but a weak end.
It’s a relatively simple yet refreshing cultivation novel, as it is simply about a person who wants to do good in the world.
It maybe cliche in some bits and it may take some time for you to get to the good parts, but I still believe it will ultimately be worth your time.
One of my favorite
Unique and comedy chars
I realise why its stop hehehehhe
If there's a downside to this novel, it's that the main lead is a narrow-minded jerk. It takes 170 chapters for the female lead to reform him. Thank goodness he's cute, or he probably wouldn't have been worth saving. But nothing but good things to say about the female lead! :)
It's quite heartbreaking. The spoiler suggests that she tragically takes her own life, feeling responsible for everything that went wrong. From her point of view, she believes her parents dislike her, though I personally don't think that's entirely true, especially by the end. As far as I understand, they were a loving family who likely sensed their daughter's unhappiness.
The Emperor was quite selfish until his demise, when he finally did something selfless by not being buried alongside her, allowing her peace. Although keeping the unborn child from her husband could be seen as an act of kindness, it wasn't out of genuine love since she had no intention of being with him.
Her husband truly cared about her, evoking emotions when we delve into his perspective. It's unfortunate that they couldn't find happiness together. Honestly, I don't place blame on her; her kind nature seems to have been her undoing.
The story was quick-paced, but as a sensitive reader, it tugged at my emotions. Initially, I was fine, but the second extra chapter triggered an emotional cascade. Overall, it was a touching read.
Title: A Heartfelt Melody of Love and Loss
"Sweetheart, find another Love to cherish" left me entranced with its poignant narrative. The author masterfully weaved a tale of unrequited passion, evoking a deep emotional resonance. The protagonist's vulnerability and the bittersweet plea for acceptance resonated with readers, reminding us all of life's inevitable cycles. It's not just a novel; it's a testament to the complexities of human emotions, making it a compelling read that lingers long after the last page.
Well not everyone will like it
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.
What happened? Is the author on hiatus?