are you ever going to update or finish this book??
oh wow, interesting story ...️
Waiting to see how life unfolds for Kendra, Interesting!
Highly, highly recommend!!
This novel stands out due to its unique arcs. While it includes standard themes like apocalypse, medical, etc., each arc has a fresh twist. For example:
> **Spoiler**
> In the medical arc, she is transported to ancient times and learns traditional Chinese medicine, which she combines with her knowledge from the cultivation world.
I enjoyed almost all of the arcs. They delve into various aspects of personal growth, such as learning how to be a good person, a devoted mother, and how to navigate human relationships with honesty and gratitude. The main character’s development is exceptional, which is quite rare in quick transmigration (QT) or world-hopping novels. The first arc might be the shallowest, primarily serving to introduce the main character (MC) and establish her personality. Despite this, it remains entertaining, especially with the face-slapping scenes, and it gives her the cooking skills she uses throughout subsequent arcs.
The novel doesn’t focus on romance, and that’s a crucial point to note. While the MC sometimes chooses to get married, the relationships are not the central theme. The male leads (MLs) in each arc are different individuals, and the MC loses her memory of them as she moves on, which prevents her from seeming overly detached or cold. Although the MLs are generally good characters, the romantic elements often lack depth. In some arcs, she doesn’t end up with the ML even though they fall for her. In others, she agrees to marriage out of convenience, and the MLs are aware of this. Her feelings for those who treat her well are mostly platonic. However, as she matures, the romantic plots become more prominent in the later transmigration arcs.
> **Spoiler**
> In one arc, she marries a doctor during the apocalypse, and in a later life, she catches a glimpse of him through her memories and feels a sense of sadness, remembering his gentle treatment of her.
The overarching theme of the story is her journey to learn how to live for herself rather than for others. Each arc begins with her as a blank slate, retaining only her indifferent personality and the skills she has mastered from previous worlds. Through these experiences, she gradually learns more about being a well-rounded person.
My only significant criticism is that the endings of both the QT worlds and the novel itself feel abrupt. They often cut off at odd points. However, aside from this, the novel is truly wonderful.
Truly, this is one of the best quick transmigration novels I’ve ever read. I had high expectations based on the author’s previous QT work, "Quickly Wear the Face of the Devil," but this one surpasses it. Unlike the previous novel, which had some convenient plot devices (like the dream-entering ability in one arc with little plausible explanation), this one avoids such cop-outs. The only arc I didn’t particularly enjoy was the one set in the modeling industry, but I’m sure others would still find it engaging.
The initial volume was decent, but the quality dwindled afterwards, unless you specifically enjoy the harem, comedy, and overpowered protagonist themes, which the novel executes fairly well. My motivation to continue was initially fueled by hopes that it would regain some of its charm from the first volume, and because I found certain situations amusing or intriguing, particularly the MC's nonchalant approach to showcasing his powers. However, I eventually had to drop it due to an event that signaled a lack of effort to justify the plot.
That incident involved the MC casually thinking about dodging attacks with his literal light-based Railgun, which felt too unrealistic and stretched my suspension of disbelief. Initially, I laughed, but then realized it was time to move on. If you're looking for a lighthearted story that doesn't require much logic, can overlook male characters' illogical abuse (like when a character's genitals are crushed for attempting to flirt with the heroines, which is portrayed almost as a badge of honor), and just want to follow an OP character's "adventures" (which lose their sense of danger or excitement once the OPness sets in), this might be a suitable choice for you.
As for the romance aspects, they can be enjoyable if you choose to overlook the circumstances leading up to them.
Thats fair lol. Putting those novels together is probably not a fair comparison to each other, but it shows my limited range of what I enjoy.
What happend to the author bro...
I need a genuine update because I see him commenting on Shadow Slave normally.
Can someone recommend me another novel like this? Bl with fantasy?
The story is excessively drawn out – and by that, I mean EXTREMELY excessively drawn out! What could have easily been summarized in just two paragraphs has been needlessly stretched across ten lengthy chapters, consisting primarily of nothing but side characters' speculation and their viewpoints.
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Let me give you an example: The main character is about to be born, but instead of just telling us what happens, we spend two whole chapters hearing what the other characters think might happen. Finally, the main character is born, and then we get two more chapters where the other characters react with excitement, surprise, and more guessing. And to top it off, there's another extra chapter just to describe all the amazing things that occurred during the birth and another two chapters of excitement, surprise, and more guessing.
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It's pretty much 10% story and 90% side character Bullsht.
I am sacred asf right now man the comments i will read this after my exam cause i gonna be sad anyway you
It is not that something is skipped, only that 114 does not go there, it is a chapter that should go later, so if you want to make your reading fluid, read 113 and then 115, before reading 114.
If anyone out there has read the original novel please tell me how many chapters are left