As someone who just finished the novel, I wouldn’t recommend it. Don’t get me wrong, the author set himself up with some very interesting world building, but all of that potential to make a great story was never used in my opinion. I’m honestly more disappointed with how the novel went than I am regretful that started it.
You have already read the top tier sh*t on this website.
My recs:
Cradle(will wight) -> kindle, pdf
Iron prince( Bryce) -> kindle
Classroom of the elite -> on this website(I think?)
Mushoku Tensei. -> TBATE’s early inspiration
Supremacy games. -> on this website and f*ck*ng amazing, complete shot of adrenaline
The Author’s POV-> on this website and amazing
Danmachi -> pdf…. Amazing worldbuilding and the protagonist is a chosen one sort of like TBATE
All of them have major romance
This was probably the funniest novel I read years ago. I'm going to have to reread it since it got updated in other places.
All novels Er Gen wrote are great(besides A World Worth Protecting), you need to read them all.
Does this novel has a bunch of racist remarks from the author like the Otherworldly evil monarch? Dumb patriotism and china number 1?
I've read up to Chapter 274+ through a mix of Machine Translation, manhwa adaptations (covering the novel up to Chapter 113), and some edited translations. I'm passionate about this series, and yes, I admit, I'm quite biased (hehe).
Key Points:
1. Talented and resourceful female lead (FL)
2. Cunning male lead (ML) and FL team up
3. Engrossing plot with depth
4. Develops from rivals to romantic partners, not enemies
5. Gradual, slow-burning romance
6. Spoiler: ML falls in love first
7. Non-romance plot is丰富, with intrigue and drama
8. Surprisingly cute, respectful, and steamy romance as the story progresses
Plot Overview:
This series is a must-read for those who enjoy political maneuverings and a smart isekai heroine. Tara/Yeon Woo faces challenges, gaining her family's trust, becoming a court official, and avoiding false accusations. Her knowledge from the other world isn't always useful, but she remains focused on her goal. The plot serves both the romance and overarching story.
The series offers fresh twists on typical romance or isekai clichés. The FL avoids stereotypes and adapts familiar tropes skillfully. There's a lot of strategizing, hard work, and character growth, making it engaging without being overly complex like "The Villainess Lives Twice."
Characters:
- Supporting characters, especially Bernard and Beth, have their own stories, adding depth to the narrative.
- FL Tara/Yeon Woo: A genuine, intelligent protagonist who learns and improves throughout, combining competence with occasional humor.
- Weight loss storyline is handled well, focusing on personal health, and the ML's attitude is supportive.
- Family dynamics evolve as Tara rebuilds relationships, showing character development for the whole family.
ML Prince Kyle Amure:
- Initially scheming, Kyle has a soft side for trusted individuals, bringing his political ambitions into the story.
- Developing trust between FL and ML takes time, and Kyle's character has plenty to explore.
Romance:
- The relationship starts rocky but blossoms beautifully, with Kyle's respect for Tara's intelligence becoming a highlight.
Overall, I highly recommend this series, full of surprises and well-crafted characters. Give it a try!
This is a Chinese novel with a slower pace, typically releasing one chapter per day or less. I temporarily set it aside around chapter 110. Despite that, I enjoy the story and plan to continue reading once there's a substantial backlog. The protagonist has a sensible approach, which is uncommon in xianxia novels, and although he doesn't actively pursue a harem, he aims for good relationships with multiple women, ensuring he has alternatives if things don't work out with his primary love interest, leading to some current complications.
He's generally intelligent and勤劳, engaging in thrilling action and training sequences that are typical of the genre. However, there's an issue with his preference for very young girls, as the author spends considerable time describing the protagonist's attraction to those under ten. Although there's no explicit content, apart from occasional kissing, the book carries mature themes, and there's a possibility he might cross a line with a character considered a lolicon. If this is a deal-breaker, I'd advise against reading it, even if you initially liked the beginning.
The novel offers an intriguing cheat cultivation method, a lively harem dynamic where some members actively try to trap and compete against each other, as hinted by the summary and the Yandere tag. Combat scenes are well-written, and the setting holds many elements that make me eager to explore further. The story itself is captivating, with characters evolving over time. I would rate it highly, but the lolicon aspect occasionally becomes unsettling, and I'm unsure if it will improve later on. For now, I'll refrain from giving a rating until I can better assess the situation.
I need more
YouTube channels are getting out of control just found this channel steal this novel I hate them especially when they steal something that’s originally in English they just change the name cause they know it’s illegal and don’t wanna get caught
NOVEL-SENPAI
That is one the most enjoyable story I have read in a long time ?
This guy has their priorities straight
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