I have read many martial arts story, and I dropped more because of poor written love story in them, or having a bad harem.
Now, I am in chapter 4, and I can surely say that I lived this 4 chapters.
Great story, great translations. I hope this line of amazingness continues.
Although the general environment of the story is like other MA stories, but this story transfer the emotion perfectly.
Next comment after chapter 140.
Well, the story is quite good, for me, yes, as long as the translation could be a bit better. I mean, from the translation alone, there are so many mistakes, especially regarding the gender, which is a FATAL MISTAKE, as it literally ruins my reading experience. I mean, I came to read a translated novel for real, yet why is the one I opened an MTL (machine-translated) version?
Nevertheless, it's okay for me, just causing a bit of a reading experience loss, because I sometimes do read MTL versions of novels that I really want to continue reading. However, this story isn't the type that makes me enjoy MTL versions; it's not interesting enough to make me want to read an MTL just to know what happens next.
That aside, here are my thoughts about the story:
**Spoiler**
The story has the premise of the main character (MC) transmigrating into another story, becoming a side character, and gaining a "golden finger" that reveals his predetermined death. To avoid this fate, he gets hints to follow the story's plot to stay alive. Some people say the MC is naive and whatnot, but honestly, his actions seem realistic. The golden finger shows him how he is supposed to live, so why would doing the exact opposite be the right answer? The golden finger clearly tells him how to survive, and that involves going along with the story.
Regarding his behavior after escaping, why fault a man who has just barely escaped? He just wanted to celebrate his freedom by shouting "FREEDOM AT LAST." Just let the man have his moment, even if it's just for a second. It's not something ridiculous that gets repeated over and over; it happens just once.
**End Spoiler**
For the overall story, it’s a bit cliché but nice enough. However, I don’t think the placement of random events is quite well done. They feel a bit forced, but it’s okay enough to not be too noticeable. It’s mainly for character development, but it could be a little smoother. I assume the author needs more experience with that. Still, it’s nice to pass the time with.
Lastly, it’s a bit disappointing that the translator dropped it, citing not getting enough views. Well, that’s no surprise, considering the translation quality in the first 10 chapters was mostly like an MTL version. No wonder the ratings are low. So, to appreciate the story, I gave it 4 stars.
Out of curiosity, I stumbled upon this book with no other reading options available. Initially, I was hesitant due to its average 4.0-star rating, thinking it might not measure up to other e-sports novels. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the engaging plot, which struck a perfect balance between emotional depth and competitive tension. Linlan's and the main character's character growth stood out, along with the additional content at the end.尽管结局中神乎其神的部分略显不真实，我还是挺喜欢的。总的来说，这次阅读体验非常满意。我诚挚地推荐大家在有空的时候阅读，它确实能带来耳目一新的感觉（或者并非如此？）。
每当主角神秘背景的线索逐渐揭示时，我的心跳都会加速，引发好奇。（展开）
当然，还有一些疑问，比如男主角的背景等，也许这样留白会更好？（收起）
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you can try reverend insanity or I'll surpass the mc , are two very good novels
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Lil bro missed out soo hard I'm currently In chap. 318 and its sooo great
Whatever ppl say if you believe it then your...
I understand what you mean when you said what you meant in chap.289 but I gave it a few more chap. and it was amazing believe me try it again
The story is so funny and very engaging. I really like the story is developing at like a moderate pace. As I read it I'm only more curious. I suspect this to be over 125 chapters long.
I really like the fast paced story-telling style. This is a good take on fantasy genre that is often riddled with almost identical stories.
The main characters are interesting from what I've read, the world building shows promise of been extremely deep, and the plot is exciting. All in all, I am very excited to read further!
I am liking it so far. The main character is not brain dead . He thinks but he is still making mistakes. Villian is also setting up good . Currently I want more chapters
Alright, hear me out... This novel sucks. However, even though it sucks, it's one of my favorite novels, to the point it's better than some good novels.
Why? I don't really know either. The MC is as inconsistent as it gets, character development sucks, the plot is +-, power system is lackluster, combat is ok only in big wars...
There's nothing this novel does well except for the uniqueness of the world setting, but even there it ends up failing. Mixing cultivation with a war setting is not easy, and the author almost did it, but he left behind way too many holes — he himself admits this later on in a 2k chapters note.
The empire and army building with a cultivation system is something I always wanted in a novel so I guess that's what makes it one of my favorite novels, even though it sucks.
I've read this up to 3k chapters by now (machine translation) and yea I do recommend. Anyway, just don't expect a masterpiece. If you read it solely for the setting like me then it can be fun.