Loved both stories, not too much angst just a slow burn romanc
Well done author
waiting for the update can't wait to see how this story ends.
I think I found a book that I can't stop reading, such a strong character!
One of the best novels
This could have been great. I like this kind of concept, but the execution is just... a bit confusing. To be honest, it feels almost like a fanfiction. There are so many things I didn’t understand. No, this isn’t delayed exposition; it’s more like not explaining anything at all.
- When the main character (MC) was convinced the novel's plot changed over one minor change.
- When the men were all over the MC for no apparent reason. It feels forced.
- I don’t understand the MC’s thought process sometimes. She cried over something, but I didn’t get why.
- The random character that appeared out of nowhere. Like, why, sir? What happened that made you like this? I don’t know what’s happening, help.
TL;DR: Maybe the author intended for the readers to figure it out themselves, but I’m not figuring anything out. Maybe it’s just me, but I can’t deal with this, and I’m sorry. If someone knows what the hell is going on, please, tell me. I’d really like to understand.
Many times, rapid transmigration can become monotonous quickly, as it feels like the author rehashes similar plots with different scenarios. However, the author of this particular work stands out. Each storyline arc offers a fresh emotional experience, blending heart-wrenching moments, laughter, and relatable challenges. What I appreciate is that the main character isn't an overpowered protagonist. I would happily read each arc individually, as they are engaging and well-crafted. The author skillfully balances the ML's dark and possessive (yandere) traits with his tender and affectionate side, creating a captivating dynamic.
Senior is strong, your eyes have transcended the heavens and are able to pierce through the translation
Many novels leave readers craving for more, with captivating narratives that unfortunately come to an abrupt end or fail to provide a satisfying conclusion. However, "Feast of Flowers" stands out differently; it has wrapped up beautifully, and I am incredibly delighted with the experience.
The novel has a really good idea but it seems to fail in executing it properly i've read the first two arcs. The pacing needs to be improved also the fights while interesting did not stood out to me as the characters does however it seems that the character development different. personally it was the main points the novel fell flat as the MC seems to have no proper short term goal. every few chapters the Mc seems to get frustrated and then suddenly matures but the cycle repeats again. also while the magic system is a basic one at the start it was executed well enough but very quickly it became just a vague framework. i hope it improves further ahead but i don't think that i can read it.
Neither romance nor R18 till yet and doesn't seem like it will ever happen
I've read 2/3 of it and it kinda gets weird at the point where all the "Immortal Court" arc happens
I mean i was never really content with how fast paced it is and its just "this happend and then i got this" or like the fights are always one-sided and I like OP mc's but here it's always the same "look i made you feel like you could get somewhere and then just crush you" and lists 10 abilities
I feel like it would be better for me to just stop reading it now at the point where i feel like it was good before going to parts which I won't like and people already called a really bad ending
im currently up to date (kinda, 50 chapters behind) but its a real shame that the author took so long to get good at writing this could easily be in the top 50 of this site based on the last 500 chapters but the first 500 were bad (ran out of things to read) got a bit better but also not greast after that. now im close to the finish line im quite sad about it.