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The story is quite engaging, definitely a good read; however, the chapters are confusing. Some chapters doesn't have a conclusion and some are missing as well.
I was reading other novels on genesis so I haven't checked my notifications in a while
That's a fxxking awesome reply, man. ??
Why is there both 'naïve protagonist' and 'ruthless protagonist' tag ??
Moshi mooosh
Daijoubu desuka ?
If u get it, u get it
Hehehehhehehe
For those who came after watching the anime, you should start at chapter 165
the tags got me weirdly h*rny
Bro in Chinese language it has 14500+ chapters so no sh*t he is weak at 160 xd xd
Lol. How did you know.. I'm stuck reading this until the end cause I already read 600 chapters and it would be a waste to not finished it
This marks my third tale by the author Qian Shan Cha Ke, and it's another captivating one. Although the start isn't overly dramatic, the premise of the main character's rebirth always carries a profound backstory. The author consistently delivers with their work, and I was thoroughly impressed by their previous novels:
1. "The Rebirth of the Mischievous Empress from a Military Lineage"
2. "The Di Daughter's Marriage"
I've had the pleasure of reading both with machine-translated versions, and despite the language barrier, the emotional depth, especially during battle scenes, still managed to resonate with me.
I wholeheartedly recommend this novel - it never fails to deliver an engaging experience. You won't be disappointed! Highly recommended!
I absolutely adore this series! Initially, I discovered the manhwa and then ventured into reading the novel. Upon catching up with the English translation, I decided to purchase the complete collection, including the side stories. At first, the main character's clumsiness and lack of awareness might frustrate me, especially given his regressive nature. However, it's important to remember that he isn't the most astute individual, which adds a relatable aspect to his character. The growth he experiences is commendable; he evolves from arrogance to understanding and appreciating others' perspectives.
The relationship dynamics between the MC and ML are well-developed, with effective communication that avoids unnecessary drama. There was a humorous miscommunication in the early chapters where ML misinterpreted a situation, leading to an amusing backstory about the MC's childhood and retainers. This误解 persisted until the side stories provided more context and resolution. Overall, it's a delightful read.
