It's a tale of revenge, though subtle, as both the protagonist and heroine harbor their own scores to settle. There's no malicious intent or sadistic acts, just a tinge of resentment, occasional pranks, and mild harassment - the main character's anger is almost imperceptible. The narrative evolves into a typical Japanese reincarnation plot with the main characters displaying extraordinary abilities, striving to save others. Despite its initial charm, the story seems to be following a familiar formula. While it's suitable for children and provides an entertaining way to pass the time, it hasn't yet stood out from the crowd. I hope readers update their reviews, acknowledging its strengths, particularly for those looking for a lighthearted escape.
I have very mixed feelings about this novel.
On one hand, I enjoyed reading about an overpowered (OP) athlete. I appreciated how, despite the protagonist being OP, he wasn’t the winner most of the time—often placing second, third, or even fourth. This progression from strong to stronger added depth to his character. During major competitions, like the Olympics, you knew he would win a medal, but the suspense of whether it would be gold, silver, or bronze kept things interesting. I also liked how the "karma" moments felt more natural, rather than the protagonist or love interest (ML) directly dishing out punishment. This aligns well with the novel’s theme of maturity for both the MC and ML.
On the other hand, the novel became a bit draggy with the sheer number of competitions and races the MC participates in. The author’s repetitive writing, often reduced to "I can go faster!" for many of the races, lost its impact over time. It also bothered me that there was always a convenient reason for every instance where the MC performed poorly, though I understand that an OP character needs some form of challenge to remain engaging.
Regarding the romance, while reading, I absolutely hated the minimal interaction between the MC and ML. It wasn’t until the end of the main story that I began to appreciate it—somewhat. The final chapter revealed that this novel is about two mature individuals deeply committed to their careers. Any indulgence in romance could have compromised their professional achievements. I admired the MC’s maturity in recognizing ML’s feelings without direct confession and his own realization of his affection. My only complaint is that I wished the author had shown more of their friendship rather than just telling us they were friends.
, I enjoyed the novel, but if you’re looking for a romance-heavy story, this isn’t the right choice.
I've been stacking this since release, should i start reading it now or wait longer?
A lot changed as the story went on, things you thought were plot holes were revealed later on (*No, it wasn't luck or plot amor*)... someone that actually read all 247 chapters said it was okay and gave it a 4 star, same as me... you only read 28 chapters and gave it a 1 star (while insinuating it's complete trash when you haven't actually read much... if you want more information, then read it)
A Summery day it is perfect for another novel to be added in my library
this so trash my trash detector went numb
So basically our mc is cultvator version of Jhonny sins right? Otherwise mc bald head would ruin my imagination
Every question comes with a price.
I have seen that Summary like 30 times already.?
I am loving the progress of the story. Xuanyu is getting stronger and he is getting closer in solving the mystery of his lineage and ancestry. I can’t wait for the reunion of Tang Wulin and Gu Yuena and finally meet their son.
Hello (≧∇≦) it's been so long since I met u in mdzs and mount hua hnnnn (≧∇≦)
Update please ?