I'm gonna try reading this... Away from the brain rots, the soul wrenching, the heart piercing and the love craft novels...
(Ngl i need a break from all the gores and torturing novels... I think it's somehow affecting my personality a tid bit... fck... )
I see. That's okay, everyone of us has some taste. But since u like LOTM, I thought u also love lores cuz SS has them too.
Speaking of, can u convince me to read LOTM? Honestly most of my friends said it was good, I'm starting to read but the hype didn't kick me yet. So I'm asking if there's some exciting part after some arduous intro. Try as best as u can to not spoil me. Sorry
Finally….an update?
Rise men of solis! The end is near!
Rise and charge into the horizon of blissful words!
Rise and let us honor the pope for his blessings of never ending imagination he has filled into us!!!!
How long do we have to keep waiting...
UPDATE OO...
Ecchi and harem. Im out of here.
Sigh...
Thank you my guy!!
I truly adore this novel, so much that it compelled me to pen my very first review expressing my immense affection for it. The story began with a delightful childcare segment featuring the adorable baby princess Rabbit, who gradually bonded with her family, thanks to the protagonist's support. Her innocent antics and concern for the MC's well-being brought numerous smiles, while the emotional climax left me in tears.
The subsequent part转型到了一个契约婚姻的情节, where the sharp and calculating female lead (FL) and male lead (ML) interacted. However, an unexpected turn of events led the FL to flee, and the ML fell head over heels for our protagonist. The MC found themselves reluctantly agreeing due to personal circumstances that transcended even royal complications.
The ML and MC's connection warmed my heart, and once again, the conclusion evoked a cascade of emotions, leaving me crying. Overall, this novel is a heartfelt rollercoaster ride of laughter and tears that I highly recommend.
This is a highly satisfying novel, providing engaging entertainment until around 300 chapters. However, if you can overlook the questionable system, it's enjoyable. From 300 to 600 chapters, there's a focus on racial stereotypes that might be hard to stomach, but if you can look past it, proceed. In the 600 to 700 range, the story prepares for a clichéd 'other world' setup, which some readers might find tolerable.
Despite my willingness to endure most plot conveniences, certain aspects pushed me away. Around 400-500 chapters, the protagonist's ability to suddenly elevate his sister and brother-in-law to alchemy and healing grandmasters through hypnosis felt unrealistic and absurd. Then, after developing a strained relationship with a celebrity, the author inexplicably introduces a rape plot, which was a breaking point for me.
The climax sees a significant weakening of the protagonist's system, making everyone around him appear god-like, defeating the purpose of the system. Instead of a powerful boost, he experiences a setback, and his wife, whom he forcefully assaulted earlier, is whisked away to another realm by aliens. This emotional rollercoaster left me disheartened.
The MC's romance subplot had potential, with a mix of betrayals and heartaches, like Su Yun's drug addiction, Chu Yue's unrequited love, and Siling's shattered relationship. Ruoran's decision to move on also added depth. However, the character Su Li's relationship felt forced due to her tsundere nature, which can be annoying when overly reliant on aphrodisiacs, a common and unrealistic plot device in Chinese novels.
An odd scene involving Dashan's "fapping" incident left me uncomfortable, and I temporarily paused. It seems others didn't mention it, but that certainly detracted from the reading experience.
In summary, while the story has its moments, the problematic elements and inconsistencies made it difficult for me to continue beyond chapter 700. The romance, while flawed, had potential, but the overall narrative quality suffered from poor pacing and unrealistic plot developments.
The initial narrative was engaging as it established the setting and introduced the characters, but starting from the 70s chapters, the translation quality and grammar took a noticeable dive. The character names became inconsistent throughout, which added to the issue. The storytelling pace suffered, as the later plot arcs dragged on significantly. While earlier storylines were typically resolved within 3-4 chapters, later ones stretched into double or more, making the extended chapters feel tedious. Moreover, the main character's personality seemed less proactive as the story progressed, contrasting with their initial vigor.
I can no longer continue reading due to the sexual content. Despite initially finding the plot intriguing, I am puzzled by the FL's (a 12-14-year-old protagonist) perception of the ML as her twin brother from her previous life, while also viewing him as a means to secure wealth as a 'step-sister.' However, as the story progresses, there are numerous inappropriate and disturbing sexual scenes that deviate from the yandere character trope. Instead, the ML comes across as creepy, fixated on the FL's young age, which is unsettling.
The dialogue between them includes possessive statements like "you're mine, brother," "I want to stay with you forever," and the ML agreeing to not marry, seemingly going against the FL's earlier plan to peacefully separate and reunite with her original love interest. It's hard to accept that the FL, who is portrayed as intelligent and calculating, wouldn't be aware of her brother's true intentions.
In conclusion, while the plot holds some appeal, I advise skipping over the sexual aspects, as they detract from the story.
Absolutely fantastic. This is a must-read. It's a heartwarming tale of family love, retribution, and an abundance of emotions, including tears. A refreshing change with kind and loving parents, no complicated in-laws involved. Kudos to the translator for an outstanding job!
Alright... Despite my initial disappointment with the reviews, I'll still give it a read. Here are my thoughts:
1. I really dislike how the main character (MC) is portrayed as impoverished. Can't the system give him a few small quests to earn some coins? The title doesn't excuse this.
2. The MC and ML seem like carbon copies of Sunfish and Squid from an alternate universe, which isn't entirely unique.
3. I understand that the ending might have been unsatisfactory for some, like the one in ORV, but that's just one aspect. It doesn't mean I'll let anyone's personal opinions, like if they find the MC annoying or ML overly exaggerated, affect my enjoyment. I'm reading this for myself, not to cater to others' preferences.
Thank you for your input, but ultimately, my decision to continue reading is mine.