To be honest, the start feels rather clichéd, but the writing improves significantly towards the end. I'd rate it a 4, mainly due to the strong conclusion. It's unfortunate that there are only three extra chapters, but that's about it – there's not much else to elaborate on.
Here are some aspects that didn't sit well with me, but you might still enjoy the story:
1. There were way too many one-dimensional villainous characters who served only as annoyance and plot fodder. They lacked depth and seemed easily disposable. While I generally appreciate well-developed antagonists, these were incredibly poorly written.
2. The sudden shift in the main character (ML)'s personality from cold to affectionate was unrealistic. As an ML with a survival instinct, it felt too abrupt for him to change his demeanor without proper buildup. A more gradual development would've been more believable.
3. The supernatural bond between the MC and ML remained unexplained. I initially thought it might stem from her past life or twin connection, but that theory wasn't explored further even in the extras.
4. I also disliked the concept of "golden fingers," where the protagonist suddenly acquires extraordinary skills. In this case, the MC's green thumb allowed her to cultivate plants effortlessly, which felt cheap and overpowered. While it served the plot, it detracted from the realism.
5. Side characters with potential, like the 9th princess and the third member of their group, were underutilized. The 9th princess seemed to exist solely to facilitate the MC's royal connections, and the third character had minimal impact, mainly assisting in verbal sparring.
In summary, while there were some flaws, it's not a deal-breaker. You could read it as a light, time-passing read.
The narrative has potential, but the execution falls flat. The author seems to have lost focus and made the story tediously difficult to read. Initially, it was engaging, particularly during the Blood Moon arc, which ranked either first or second among the best storylines, like the Water World arc. However, after that pivotal point, the chapters became a chore, with an overwhelming majority of paragraphs filled with uninteresting content, annoyance, redundancy, or a combination of these issues.
The Water World arc, Chess arc, and Dragon Sisters were decent, but my memory is hazy beyond that. Upon revisiting the translated version, it's clear that the Blood Moon arc marked a significant drop-off, followed by a series of empty, forgettable sections.
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Author seems rather shaky on Saiyan life and culture, missing details known from the show, his naming sense for many saiyans is also crap, recently saw one called Anastasia...Loves to end sentences with 'ah' a lot.
As someone who has similarly been waiting, I am happy to say that yes
There are more chapters.
Our wait was not in vain
where the f*ck is the new chapter . The story was soo good but when is this going to be updated
Why is there no update??Author plz more updates plz
is he gonna be a true villain, and are you gonna add romance?
the author's use of descriptive language and vivid imagery helped me imagine things ngl, making me feel like I was right there in the midst of the action. the pacing is also rlly investing
Nice story i really like the character development the quality is really good keep it up..
Literally me
I reread tarot gathering parts so many times
Love it! Recommend it 100%, couldn’t stop reading