This serves as a perfect illustration of why it's not advisable to introduce an overwhelming number of characters at once. Early on in the protagonist's isekai journey, around ten girls instantly declare their love for him. Each of these characters seems to have a one-dimensional personality, solely defined by their intense infatuation with the main character. Unfortunately, this lack of distinct traits makes them indistinguishable from one another, reducing them to mere plot devices for the MC to encounter various female characters.
In terms of character development, this novel stands out among danmei literature. The main protagonists and supporting characters are incredibly well-rounded, displaying their vulnerabilities, backstories, and the evolution they undergo, along with the gamut of emotions that come with personal growth. What truly shines is the healthy and almost surreal dynamic between Shi Jin and Lian Jun. Their profound understanding, open communication, mutual consent, effortless chemistry, selflessness, and tender moments together make for an enviable relationship. >_>
i already understood what you meant...i take breaks when i read this novel, its fun but info dump gets me... naive part is author is enthusiastic about info dump the most.
it said it dropped, but if i think its okay if u read it till end of part 1 aka ch 192 / 193
i stop at that ch, and found it not bad, atleast im entertained and not having cliffhanger like other ppl
Haha, what I said is two completely unrelated things. But I guess I was in the wrong for that terrible word placement.
It was meant to exaggerate the repetitiveness of stereotypical novels, I have nothing against harems if it is done correctly.
I edited the original message since it seems to invoke a unprecedented response.
Not trying to invoke a flame war since I still have novels to read lol
Ah. We havent got a quality sh like this for so long.
Never said it was bad that there were so many after story chapters but there's no reason to make it an after story if it's longer than the actual story.
That's like if I released a video game with 5 hours of playtime and then had DLC that had 500 hours of content. I just don't get it.
Thanks man for the novel bro. You should try "Paragon of Sin" I think you would like it. You will get hucked
So you admit that only MC is the person in the whole world who could process the simple notification when world went to apocolytic chaos mode? Like seriously? Heh?
The fact that the author wrote for 11 days or 4015 days approx means that he released 1.9 or 2 chapters approx per day
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