D*mn, this is still going on?? Does anyone know whether he went to his mother's clan yet, I've read till the part he was in his father's clan and was about to fight the strongest guy his age for a tournament or someshit.
I genuinely wanted to enjoy the book due to its unique dragon protagonist, who possesses traits like arrogance and desire. However, the poor writing quality is a significant deterrent. The Earth-related sections are cringeworthy, but the major issue lies in the glaring plot holes and inconsistencies. Early on, there's a baffling inconsistency where a spell blocks everything, supposedly including electromagnetic waves, yet people can still see perfectly fine – what logic is that? Another glaring flaw is the concept of time dilation; individuals can manipulate time between worlds with minimal effort, which allows a 30-to-1 time difference. How does altering the flow of an entire planet depend solely on the number of outsiders visiting?
These inconsistencies are numerous, making it difficult for me to appreciate the story beyond the intriguing character. Despite my fondness for the lustful and proud main character, whose acceptance of sex slaves is introduced early on, the plot holes prevent me from fully engaging with the narrative. Thus, I reluctantly give it two stars.
My initial impression of the novel was that it would be a delightful comedy filled with amusing misunderstandings (3.5/5). However, I was pleasantly surprised by its unexpected twist and dark tone, which didn't disappoint me at all. I particularly enjoy stories with a cunning protagonist, and this one resonated with my preferences.
Nonetheless, I felt that the novel leaned towards the unrealistic side. The main character's plot felt shallow, and the author didn't delve deeply into the details; explanations were concise, leaving me wanting more depth. It seemed as though events were tailored to the MC's convenience, which made the narrative flow too smoothly, lacking authenticity. The lack of character names, with everyone referred to as 'husband,' 'childhood sweetheart,' 'film emperor,' or letters A to D, struck me as comical, almost as if even the minor characters were meant to remain faceless. I had hoped for a moment where their identities would be revealed, but alas, it never happened.
The novel "Inheriting Company: A Journey into the Iron Suit Legacy" captivates with its compelling narrative. The protagonist's transformation from an outsider to a master of the iron suit is both inspiring and thrilling. The blend of technology and human emotion creates a unique reading experience, as I found myself engrossed in the world-building. The story's exploration of family ties and corporate intrigue kept me on the edge of my seat. A well-crafted tale that combines action with introspection, it's definitely a standout in the genre for me.
Action... is there action in it?
It was really good
where can i read the light novel
Is this novel still updating?
I guess it's enough Yaoi/shounen ai for now~ ty for the add as always~♪
This is really good, the story fits perfectly with my taste, where the main character has a charm that makes others feel both awe and fear. If you have similar taste, I recommend reading this, and I hope the harem will include 3-4 girls.?
Nice......................................
story is interesting, character and cultivation system well develop, but translation is bad.