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I feel frustrated about the crops description. It says that it breaks down body fat and by grams. The author didnt even understand how important those fats are. I mean if he eat only once in a while but he always eat his crop and have those effect stack on him. Just search in google "what would happen if you have no body fat" and see the result. Ofcourse it was just a fiction but it was irritating to see. I dont have anyone to share it with, so Im just ranting here.
I thought this was a chinese novel but the writing doesn't seem like those typical chinese novel at all. Is the author american?
well it was the second novel that i completed you cant roast it this hard save her some face
Ascension of the Immortal Asura, Affinity: Chaos, and Walker of the Worlds are some novels that I've really enjoyed. I'd consider Ascension and Walker to be hidden gems since they are below the top 100 novels
Shadow Hack Chapter 600+ in, and I'm ready to drop it.I don't know what happened, but it seems like the author decided to just ruin the flow of the story and say "Fck it!" The upgrade in the MC's cultivation just came out of nowhere. I recall he was only a 1st Rank Great Flux Expert (which is ridiculous BTW) when he traveled back to Earth. But now, he somehow jumped from all 10 levels and reached demi-deity level with real deity powers out of nowhere.Now, If you're just starting out and want to know if its worth reading or not. I will just say that the story has been good. Its on the okay side, but definitely not that good.Earlier on, Li Yunmu who had a low cultivation could still overpower those in the same realm at first. And while it was fun to read, it kind of loses its appeal when his cultivation growth is so slow that you just can't help but roll your eyes at the stupid direction and directions he takes (especially when he ate the Red God Fruit in CH 450 ish). And with the plain stupid choices that he makes along the way (like wasting deity blood, completely forgetting all about the 7th dimension's Raven Bow once he comes to Origin), the story quickly becomes frustrating. Like, really frustrating. Later on, you just keep reading in hopes that the story will be good again.But the real thing that will make you quit is (MAJOR SPOILER CH600 DONT READ IF YOU'RE STILL GOING TO FOLLOW THE STORY!!!-------- when the system comes to life --------)The story just start going downhill from there. And it doesn't get better.All in all, it's been an entertaining read. The adventures in the first 300 chapters are good enough to keep your attention, but it'll leave you frustrated in the end.Anyway, I hope that this review can of use to some of you (I know I'd like to have read something like this before I started Shadow Hack) and I wish you a good daChapter 600+ in, and I'm ready to drop it.I don't know what happened, but it seems like the author just to completely ruin the flow of the story and decided to say "Fck it!" The upgrade in the MC's cultivation just came out of nowhere. I recall he was only a 1st Rank Great Flux Expert (which is ridiculous BTW) when he traveled back to Earth. But now, he somehow jumped from all 10 levels and reached demi-deity level with real deity power out of nowhere.Now, If you're just starting out and want to know if its worth reading or not. I will just say that the story has been good. Its on the okay side, but definitely not that good.Li Yunmu who had a low cultivation could still overpower those in the same realm at first. And while it's fun to read, it kind of loses its appeal when his cultivation growth is so slow that you just can't help but roll your eyes (especially when he ate the Red God Fruit in CH 450 ish). And with the plain stupid choices that he makes along the way (like wasting deity blood, completely forgetting all about the 7th dimension's Raven Bow once he comes to Origin), the story quickly becomes frustrating. Like, really frustrating.But the real thing that will make you quit the story is (MAJOR SPOILER CH600 DONT READ IF YOU'RE STILL GOING TO FOLLOW THE STORY!!!-------- when the system comes to life --------)The story just start going downhill from there. And it doesn't get better.All in all, it's been an entertaining read. The adventures in the first 300 chapters are good enough to keep your attention, but it'll leave you frustrated at the end.Anyway, I hope that this review can of use to some of you (I know I'd like to have read something like this before I started Shadow Hack) and I wish you a good day.
Why do authors give male characters female names
Really recommend! A few chapters in and you get addicted easily!At first I though this would be like other reincarnation stories where, it's all about face slapping and dog barking but no! Luo Wei directly destroys the root of the problem! No bickering or whatsoever.I don't mid the tragedy tag because this novel is completely worth it!Author, if you make a bad ending, please do it in painful but beautiful way!
This is so disappointing. The story is already subpar. The plotline is messy. I mean literally. The FL would rather leave her son than join the harem and protect him. Thats still ok. But then if thats the case, thats no different from abandoning ur son no? She should have just remarry and not look for him. At least the crown price would have chosen a crown princess and let her raise his son. But with the biological mom in the picture, that cant happen anymore. And she openly insults the royal family without a care even if it implicates her entire family. What arrogance and pride she has. And in the very beginning, it was her foster parents who cajoled him into marrying her taking advantage of his plight. She is insolent, arrogant and too prideful its too ugly.
I like this novel very much and hope this will also have 500 chapters like your other novels
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Writing quality is 5/5. Update stability is 5/5 Story development is 5/5 Character design is 5/5 World background is 5/5
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