This is my first novel featuring a female protagonist who isn't exactly a Hunter but takes place in a Hunter-centric world, and so far, I'm enjoying it. The main character is likable, with an ordinary thought process that feels relatable. She's not your typical genius, but nor is she foolish. Her goal is to live a laid-back life, which resonates when she finds herself working hard due to the allure of reward money – a situation many readers can empathize with. I appreciate her vulnerability towards attractive individuals, as it adds a realistic touch.
Some might criticize a female protagonist for needing protection from a strong male character, but in this case, I find it balanced. The author clearly portrays her weakness without shaming it, and I actually prefer this approach, as it avoids the cliché of a weak character suddenly becoming superhuman in tough situations. The main character's reliance on others for support feels authentic.
Additionally, I love the use of internet chatter within the story. In other novels like "DoD" or "Becoming a Star," these discussions serve as a representation of the reader's perspective, but in this book, they also serve as a source of world-building information. I think this is a clever move, as it shows the limitations of the main character's knowledge, especially given her limited understanding of the Hunter world. Overall, I'm quite engaged with this novel.
Reading this was quite entertaining; I was feeling a bit bored, so I decided to give it a shot. There were some plot twists that took a darker turn but ultimately resolved misunderstandings, like the father's aggression. However, I felt that there was still something missing in the story. I would have loved to delve deeper into Sora's experiences after her journey.
Overall, I genuinely enjoyed the narrative. (✿◡‿◡)
god awful translation
time to begin a journey
I read the novel for about 640 chapters and my score is 6.9/10. The story is not bad, the main character gets stronger very quickly, but the female characters are very annoying (except Aliece) and in order for the female characters to keep up with the pace of development of the main character, they slowed down the development of the main character and gave the female characters unnecessary rapid development. The plots always start to repeat after a while and get boring, and even though the main character dies 100s of times, he never matures and always acts like a child. The novel consists of the main character fighting, eating, developing, and being beaten or bullied by female characters. Is there any romance? I read up to 640 and it wasn't there yet and it didn't look like it would be for a long time. In short, if you like reading MC that gets stronger quickly, read it, otherwise it is not worth reading.
Yeah makes me feel like I'm stepping on an ancient ruin with markings on the wall "The text of old"
Tian Shu's Summary for Dummies!
Pros:
1. MC is a silent type Giga Chad!
2. Does not have OP skills aside from his supernatural hearing and combat skills
3. Lots of COOL action scenes and COMEDIC cliches
4. SHOWBIZ!
5. GAMING GOD!
6. BOSS!
7. MUSIC GENIUS!
8. INTERESTING PLOT!
9. ARMY!
10. SUPER CUTE DOG WITH CURLY HAIRS! (MOST IMPORTANT!)
Cons:
1. First of all, ending was rushed. (Yes, despite its really good plot the ending was cut short. Nevertheless, I still did not regret reading because of CURLY HAIRS!)
2. Plot is more like a series of slice of life arcs, which you can see when you read Pet King. (NOT SPONSORED, BUT WILLING TO MENTION)
3. Although there is a Mecha, dont expect Gundam sized Mechs. More like powered suits. (Its a SCI FI novel!)
No harem, and there doesn’t seem to ve a chance for one to develop
Yes he did a long time ago and meet his daughter as well ?
One of the best novels I've read. The logic and realism are executed perfectly! I highly recommend giving it a try. It’s such a unique read that refreshes your reading experience like nothing else.
The side characters are well-developed, and the way the main couple resolves their issues is both reasonable and mature, without resorting to unnecessary or petty conflicts with the "villain."
(Spoiler: The main characters get together quite quickly and have mutual respect, so I’d rate it 10/10.)
"It's a novel that leaves an unusual aftertaste. The protagonist is intriguing, and the peculiar plot takes you on a diverse journey. However, it's遗憾的是, it's difficult to revisit due to its reliance on clichés rather than masterful writing."
Fellow Daoists, I humbly ask you to grant me a pinch of your wisdom and vast experience in the Dao of Reading. Would it be possible for the elder brothers to recommend cultivation novels with Op characters? It's not necessarily necessary to have a system, nor is it necessary for the protagonist's cultivation to take off like a rocket, just a fast pace or a dominating cheat is enough to satisfy my momentary pleasures. This little Brother Junior thanks you in advance.