Oh my goodness it was so good can’t wait to see what happens next
I like the flow of the story. It's not rushed. Clever FL too, but I find her cute whenever she's with Isaiah? Pls update soon..
author pls can u tell me is the book complete or not as I love this book very much,would like to know b4 reaching the ending chapter.
6yrs of marriage n still couldn't make ur husband fall in love with u? Then only u divorced him? This is crap. Stupid woman. She's must be very old now. Not interested. Bye.
4.8/5 9.8/10
Brother-in-law x Sister-in-law
**Spoiler**: Although it was a happy ending, I wasn't very satisfied with it. Chu Yu and Wei Yun agreeing to let their child become an emperor, in my opinion, is not the best decision. The child has to show filial respect to the former emperor, who is actually the mastermind behind the killing of Wei Yun's family, while pretending to be the child of the former emperor and the eldest princess. Making the eldest princess the regent also seems like a poor choice. It would have been better if Wei Yun had proclaimed himself as emperor.
The first third of the story focuses on the two of them relying on each other. The next third is about them pushing and pulling, trying to figure out their relationship. Finally, the last third is dedicated to the romance, which can be frustrating for someone looking for more romance from the start, but they were still sweet moments.
This narrative is a delightful, lighthearted RPG-inspired tale where the protagonist, our hapless MC, simply desires a peaceful café with minimal patrons. However, fate seems to have other plans, as she's constantly visited by a cast of overpowered friends and family members seeking a cozy cup of tea. Chaos and laughter inevitably follow.
The sheer amount of dumb and contradiction by chapter 8 just made it to much. I bet it gets better down the line but what happens around ch8 makes me wana make a face like the one they did in "soul eater" Whenever excalibur got mentioned
yeah, this used to be higher though.
both are masterpieces but are getting ignored.
After a long and arduous journey, I finally completed this book. Normally, I wouldn't hesitate to move on from novels with over a thousand chapters, but given its transmigration theme – one of my favorites – I decided to give it a shot. And indeed, I read it all the way through, unedited.
The writing is exceptional, the plot engaging, and the protagonist is likable. Initially, it followed the typical transmigration storyline, but as the story progressed, it evolved into an adventure tale centered around the main character. However, I must admit that the ending left me slightly unsatisfied and confused, especially with the extra content.
To give you a brief overview, the narrative revolves around a diligent protagonist who rises from humble beginnings to become a revered Void creature, transcending her initial transmigration status and even facilitating others' journeys. But the romantic subplot was a major point of frustration for me; I had to abandon the book twice previously due to this issue. It's like reading a 4000-chapter novel without any romantic development – it just doesn't resonate emotionally, especially when the main love interest, a divine being, turns against the MC and meets an untimely demise in the extras. The MC's own death occurs multiple times, adding to the sense of unnecessary conflict between them. It's put a damper on my belief in love stories, to be honest.
As for the ending, it could be labeled as open-ended, leaving many questions unanswered.
Yup! That's sort of the idea I'm going with.
I got tired of reading these "Super advanced AI's that are indistinguishable from humans" in VR novels that basically just boil down to Skyrim NPCs after the first interaction, so I wrote NPCs that actually have personalities.
Hey man, question, where is it on audible ? I can't find it under the same name
Is there any romance?