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so he just played around and not trianted and died hehehe okey???
This is one of the best novels I’ve ever read and I was incredibly heartbroken to see it dropped by the original translators. If you guys are really bringing it back then I really have no words besides thank you, you’ve added a brilliant silver lining to my otherwise crappy day.
Happy to see RVN is cooking a cultivation novel. I shall read in due time.
Ah~A shameless 5-star author review!This novel has a perfect blend of both an ordinary urban world to a complex fanasty system! Whether in landscapes, buildings, cultures, or even races!The writing quality and update frequency is consistent and stable. With little to no errors in its grammar or even the timing between uploads!Characters here are both dynamic and devolping throughout the story. Whether it’s a Tsundere childhood crush to a cool headed Kendo Club Captain. Moreover, the characters are varied from a loveable Yandere to a adorable Femboy!*Cough* *Cough*Who were all rooting for...*Cough* *Cough*FInally the story devolpment is clear and well paced. Through multiple Arcs that will devolp the world and characters, along with giving Oliver the time he needs to shine.Really, the story is well thought out and might even make you shed a few tears. Of course, a fight might break out in the comments, about who is the best waifu!( We Encourage It! )Femboy is the best, so the fighting isn’t really needed.
I love it, good writing accompanied by good characters and an interesting background. I hope the author can continue with this quality.
It’s a very great novel just the update stability
Nice
muy buena, al principio se parece mucho a otomeMob y shadow pero a lo largo de los capítulos la novela va teniendo su propia identidad ------
Um...hiyo! It's the author. Ehehehehe...I hope readers can enjoy my story! If you don't, that's fine too! I'm just an ******* writer after all, but I'm still finding ways to improve. ...I feel totally weird just giving myself a 5-star rating...Anyways, I want to give you a small notice. There will be a bit of blood and gore, and possibly some slight romance here and there, IDK, but that's why I put restricted warning is there. Also, I wrote a tiny preview in my synopsis instead of an actual summary. Uh, I suppose that's all. Thank you very much for checking out my story, whether you like it or not. :D Peace!
"Sorry, do you want to exchange reviews with me?"
Wow. This story is wonderful. I am so hooked up that I don't feel like starting another story until I complete this one. I love how things turned out for my guy, cloudhawk.I love wasteland.
I've been turning this over in my head since I finished reading, and the thematic layers here are INSANE. Let me unpack this slowly because the author is doing something really sophisticated. "Socialism is good!" Qing Ni declares while drunk. This isn't random comedy—it's a deliberate collision of worldviews. She's a modern consciousness trapped in an ancient immortal's body, and her entire framework for understanding power, succession, and authority comes from a completely different ideological tradition than the one the First Emperor operates in. When she says "I am the successor of socialism," the First Emperor interprets it as "successor to Dao Ancestor Hongjun." Two people, same words, completely different meanings. That's not just a joke—that's the central theme of the entire novel compressed into one scene. The concept of the "Human Emperor" (Ren Huang) is another layer. King Zhou of Shang is called the last Human Emperor. The First Emperor hears this and immediately orders the extermination of his descendants. Why? Because there can only be ONE. The symbolism here is about the nature of power itself—absolute power demands absolute uniqueness. But the irony is that Qing Ni, who claims to be a successor of socialism (a philosophy about collective equality), is the one holding the keys to immortality that the First Emperor craves most. The aphrodisiac the weasel tries to use but can't—because the System won't allow autonomous action—represents the tension between desire and control. The First Emperor desires immortality. Qing Ni desires... well, the text suggests she's playing a longer game. The weasel desires to help but is powerless. Everyone wants something, and nobody can have it.
