Lovin’ it and can’t get enough of it :D
Will there be more chapters? I want to know what happens next.
Hello, it's the Author here. Do not unlock chapter 50, there's has been a glitch. It is a duplicate chapter, that's why it has the same title as the previous chapter. I have made the changes but it's yet to take effect.
We have been waiting for long oo
In my opinion, the beginning is promising, as many reviewers have mentioned. For fans of dark narratives, the initial part is fantastic. However, to truly enjoy it, one must be a dedicated enthusiast of harem stories, which I am not. I can tolerate it as long as it doesn't become excessively over-the-top and maintains its storytelling quality. Unfortunately, the harem aspect feels too excessive, especially with certain characters like the vampire, bunny, masochist dragon, the child and her mother, the popular girl's classmates, and the teacher – it stretches credibility.
While I still find the main plot enjoyable, it gets overwhelmed by random and inexplicable sideplots that can be frustrating. The supporting characters, excluding the harem, are poorly developed, and the harem itself isn't particularly deep. The overall concept and world-building are commendable, but the characters outside the protagonist's circle often fall into stereotypes or negative roles.
The story improves later on, becoming more serious with meaningful character development. Since I'm currently on a break, I can't comment further on the later parts. I might revisit it when I'm in the mood for it, perhaps out of boredom.
Potential readers should note that the official website for ElementalCobalt is no longer active, so they'll need to search for chapters online.
In summary, the main character (MC) isn't the kind I would typically enjoy – he's self-centered and solely focused on returning to Earth. The repetitive nature of the plot, with the MC attempting to deceive the heroines and hoping they wouldn't remember, becomes tiresome as he tries this 12 times before changing course. However, he ends up encountering the same heroines he maligned, making the pacing confusing. Frankly, I lost interest due to his unsympathetic personality. Personally, I believe a more sincere and straightforward exit would have been better. If you're curious, give it a shot, but it's definitely not my cup of tea.
Alright, I tell myself that each storyline isn't actually sorrowful, but by the climax of each arc, why do I find myself wiping away tears? I swear, it's not meant to be sad. Sometimes, the story leaves me exasperated, which is why I continue reading without high hopes. It feels like after every few chapters, I need to force myself to rest to gather emotions for the next one. I guess I'm prepping myself so I don't look too pale after each emotional rollercoaster.
Well, I must admit, this novel isn't terrible. It serves as a decent time filler, which is what I'm doing now. Yet, I can't help shedding a tear or two. I want to assure everyone reading, though, the story isn't overly tragic.
Regarding the characters, the male lead may be aloof, insensitive, and domineering, but compared to those who physically abuse the female lead, he's not that bad.
The female lead, while she can be frustrating at times, is far more relatable than the overly powerful, unrealistic heroines in other stories.
That's all I have to share. I feel somewhat wronged for crying, but for now, it's the only one that doesn't seem too unbearable. After each arc, I question if my tears are worth the emotional strain. Sigh... farewell for now.? sigh...
I would give this a three-star rating. I didn't rate it lower because I quit early on. Honestly, I didn't particularly connect with the main character's (MC) personality - I felt it lacked depth. The plot didn't meet my expectations either. I've grown weary of both overpowered and overly submissive MCs, and this one falls into that category. By the point I stopped reading, the MC hadn't shown any significant growth, leaving me unsure why the male lead (ML) suddenly fell for him. The story seemed to revolve mostly around their mundane love life and sex, which isn't what I typically seek.
The beginning was promising, with the MC causing mischief and pretending to adore ML, which I enjoyed. Unfortunately, after that, the pace slowed down, and it became repetitive. The part where ML struggled with his disability and the MC's unconscious support was the only part that slightly interested me. But then it returned to the same pattern of sex and the MC's shy nature, which didn't appeal to me. I prefer stories with more chase and character development, and since they were already married and intimate, it felt like an established relationship plot, which isn't my preference.
While this might be appealing to many, it definitely didn't resonate with me.
Is this novel completed?
itś an original and the author dropped it i think
If you want to spare yourself considerable agony, you can skip from chapter 200 to 283. I must be a masochist to have read all that.
Adequate fanservice?