Great story, and there's lot of moral lesson you can apply to your life.
i enjoyed reading this story a few errors but so you are entirely lost
Love this book!
Good book.
Consider this a lighter version of "Back to the Sixties: Farm, Get Wealthy & Raise the Cubs," but without the fantasy elements. I can't say I particularly enjoyed it, but I didn't dislike it either. , it's more realistic, but it can be a bit boring at times.
I would recommend it as a light read with no dramatic plot twists or overly annoying characters. The communication and love between the male lead (ML) and the female lead (FL) are commendable. The ML respects the FL and tries his best to accommodate her. It’s important to remember that this man is from the 1970s and has experienced things that the FL, as a modern person, might not fully understand. Despite this, he makes an effort to support her.
You can give it a try, but if you've read "Back to the Sixties: Farm, Get Wealthy & Raise the Cubs," you might find yourself comparing the two and feeling that this one is a bit lacking. Choose wisely.
Man, I've basically completed reading this novel and it is only now that I read the comments and find out it's MTL.
Bro how far gone am I that MTL is like normal translation to me. ?
Ooo thanks for the advice ?
At some point does the protagonist stop accumulating villain points and simply start enjoying this new life and having a true romance with the heroines?
I came across this a couple of years back via machine translation, and I still recall how intriguing the author's approach to the entire series was. Although the power dynamics were a bit unconventional, what set this One Piece story apart from others I've read is that it didn't overlook the overarching plot mysteries. The narrative made a genuine effort to address these enigmas and did so in a captivating way.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading all the translated chapters until 2 AM, and I have no regrets. Although it follows a familiar reincarnation theme, the execution is impressive. Initially, I was drawn to the dynamics between the main character (MC) and the male lead (ML), but I ended up getting hooked on the intricate palace intrigue. What I appreciate most is the MC's reliance on their intellect rather than any supernatural abilities. The ML is decent, but the supporting characters and minor characters exhibit intelligence and unique personalities, which sets them apart from typical clichés.
They couldn't name the special move windscar ? Shame.
Bro is this good or not so I could read it if it is