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Alright, first, Demon Slayer *is* trash, the plot is so basic it's insane. Only thing it has going for it is how awesome the fight scenes are ??
Aot is decent, fell off towards the end tho.
Op being long asf isn't the only reason I can't watch it lmao it's just a repeat plot, Luffy beats some guy who's supposedly ridiculously strong by discovering something new about himself, moves on, then surprise, that guy was actually weak and luffys new opponent is someone supposedly ridiculously strong. It happens over and over again. That's literally the entire plot.
And yes, naruto is trash lmao I don't mind watching long *ss anime, but if they're not even good enough to catch my interest or hold my attention? No thanks.
Also season 4 of Overlord was arguably the best season so far. Although I will say, there were a couple parts that weren't quite up to par, but the end was worth it ?
F*ck*ng stupid b*tch*s
Thats why I always search no Romance novel...
Ending got me p*ss*s off..
How can I venture my anger??????!?
I believe this is a fantastic 4-star novel, despite the inability to adjust the rating. Here's a summary of my reasons:
1. The absence of romance stands out positively for me among system novels. Unlike other stories where the main character (ML) falls for the female lead (FL) solely due to her uniqueness, this one avoids that trope. The focus on character development and realistic relationships makes the story more engaging.
2. The protagonist is strong and grows throughout the narrative without starting as an overpowered (OP) character. She relies on others initially, which adds authenticity to her journey. While some might criticize her early struggles, it's crucial to understand the context – she's a newbie in a different world. Ning Shu's progress is gradual, and her mistakes serve as valuable learning experiences.
3. The supporting characters are diverse and well-rounded, with some redeemable and others not. It challenges the stereotype that all beautiful FLs are flawless, adding depth to the narrative.
4. The novel provides realistic consequences for antagonists, such as the harem world karma where the lack of women forces the protagonist to engage in unwanted relationships. In another example, the CEO's character arc shows the progression from sexual abuse to physical violence, reflecting a grim reality.
5. The storytelling is generally fresh and avoids cliches, making for an interesting read.
However, the novel is not without its flaws:
1. There's a conflicting feminist message, which has been discussed by other readers.
2. The use of rape as a form of punishment raises ethical concerns.
3. Micro-homophobia exists in certain instances, particularly regarding the protagonist's transition and relationships with other characters.
Despite these issues, the novel stands out due to its strengths, especially considering it's a Chinese work, where some problematic elements might be more prevalent. Overall, it's a commendable read with room for improvement.
The novel can be likened to the experience of smelling something one knows is off-putting yet eerily familiar. While the concept stands out among other Chinese literature as fresh and innovative, it falls short in execution. The yandere theme, which is a major draw for some, is present, but many storylines are redundant and拖沓, with the protagonist often portrayed as oblivious. Character development is practically nonexistent, which is a significant disappointment. To reiterate, there's a lack of growth or progression for the characters.
If you're a die-hard fan of yandere stories, this novel might pique your interest. However, for those seeking well-rounded character arcs, it may fall flat.
"Hero's Carnage" is a riveting tale that masterfully weaves an intense, action-packed narrative. The protagonist's journey from innocence to redemption left me on the edge of my seat. The well-developed characters and unexpected plot twists made for a gripping read. While the violence was compelling, it served as a potent reflection of the hero's inner struggle. A thought-provoking exploration of morality and the blurred lines between good and evil, this book is more than just a thrilling adventure - it's a profound meditation on the human condition.
I'm at chapter 94, and honestly the mc looks more brain dead than kind
Gonna re-read ESC when this book touches 2800 chaps, I need to refresh my memories of the plots and important moments of Su Zimo.
Like d*mn I haven't reading this book for 2-3 months because of work here, even I almost forgot my acc password, I'm glad I put this on my library.
So you like Reverend Insanity? You like how smart, cunning, deceitful, etc
Fang Yuan is? Or maybe you've read LOTM and you like people playing as Gods? Maybe you also like Amon and His countless clones and how terrifying it is when 'He' suddenly pops out in front of you? This novel also have a deadpool from Walmart, a death note taken from the same source and some world even has Bloodborne, Dark souls, and SCP setting. MC is basically Amon, Fang Yuan, Mordret, Spectral Soul, Gu Changge all at the same time. While retaining the love towards life.
What’s this one piece
I'm so vexed and angry at the author. Give me my 3 days back. Why did I waste my time in this story? If I do bad in my exam this novel would be blamed for it!
The story is good, but the latest chapters seem to have he same content, and they are not defined properly. But good job