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Umm, so I’m just gonna say this outright, I really like this.
But it’s not to say it’s the best or anything similar. It’s just that I’ve been so sick of the goody-two-shoes/the arrogant, perverted, xuanhuan (?) protagonists and the like, so this was somewhat fresh, I’d say. Since it has an antihero protagonist facing a typical xuanhuan main character, which, honestly, I’m quite used to now. So, that was one of the reasons.
The second reason would be that my preference for mature milf female leads won out in the romance part of the story. There’s this female lead who’s basically a milf, but she’s a virgin (French kiss). And there are other female leads too, but yeah, I don’t really care much about them. So, yeah, that’s about why I like this.
Of course, this is just my preference; I’m not saying that the novels I read are only the best. It’s just that it meets my criteria (yes, I know, I’m a weird guy). Um, all in all, it’s a pretty good read, so give it a try? But the translation is kinda slow, so keep that in mind.
Despite the numerous positive reviews, I find it difficult to finish this story. While the main characters are portrayed as理智 and sensible individuals with excellent decision-making skills, their lack of chemistry becomes the central issue. Their relationship reminds me of the artificial dynamics in the Japanese show "We Got Married for a Job," which unfortunately fails to ignite any romantic spark.
Furthermore, I am troubled by the protagonist's mother, who constantly pressures her to marry and emphasizes the need for women to rely on others. Although cultural differences may play a role, her constant nagging about being obedient, patient, and conforming to societal expectations becomes烦人的, especially when it comes to the focus on female empowerment in a romance story.
I hope the story improves later on, but my current patience and inclination to continue have waned.
The central message I want to convey is that this book is definitely worth reading. It ranks as my absolute favoriteBL novel so far, despite not being explicitly labeled. The storytelling is exceptional, with well-paced chapters that keep you engaged from beginning to end. The main characters, the MC and ML, form a dynamic duo that's relatable without being overly powerful or clichéd. The ML is a charming character, not possessive or domineering; he's the dream husband everyone would aspire to have, as he trusts the MC deeply.
Here's a minor spoiler:
Even though the ML knows about the MC's unusual nature (system), he chooses to protect his secret.
As for the MC, I was deeply moved by their tragic backstory. This particular character's plight had me in tears. Their emotional journey is truly heart-wrenching.
If you find the MC's actions perplexing or annoying at times, please bear with them; there's a purpose behind their decisions. The story unravels gradually, with the key revelations coming towards the climax in the final 50 chapters.
The narrative might seem confusing initially, but don't worry, as the twists and turns are surprisingly satisfying, even for those who've made predictions.
I am thrilled to have discovered this gem, and I highly recommend giving it a read. If you're impatient for translations, feel free to attempt a self-translation – you won't regret the time spent on this captivating story.
The novel got off to an interesting start. But it got to a point where it became... exhausting to read.
I think it got repetitive.
"Why does this have so many upvotes? Is it some sort of Chinese voting bloc? The title itself might contribute to it, but I'm unsure if it's due to translation issues. Firstly, it's important to clarify that the main female character is not his girlfriend – they were not in a relationship before the outbreak, and he never obtained her consent. The infected people are clearly not zombies; zombies imply reanimated corpses, whereas the virus in this story seems more like a form of frenzied madness.
As for the story itself, it's quite average. The fight scenes lack excitement, and the protagonist uses his powers to revive his childhood friend, presenting himself as a hero. There's a hint of romance, but it's tainted by his manipulation of the girls, essentially controlling them without their consent. This could potentially lead to darker themes, like him turning into a serial rapist due to his actions.
However, despite its flaws, the book might be enjoyable for fans of post-apocalyptic and infection-themed novels, as it's not a complete disaster to read."
how good is this book? is it like SHGS? (in terms of plot building). anyway are the lemon scenes good? like enuff to make u read in one hand, or do they seem to be forced? like sometimes, u wld js feel like skipping lemon scenes if they show same girl doing it with mc instead of focusing on the other harem members as much
hero of darkness , u would be greatfull for this
I need more chapters ?. Its being a little slow ?
Like every MC... It so cringe that only every MCs treats NPCs right..
Dude look at Varays appearance. Do you seriously believe that this is a glow up? They butchered her appearance for no reason.
woah there friend you might need to slow down