Yeah same. I felt like I had deja vu reading reincarnator but I can’t even remember what story i was thinking of ?
In the future, I can brag to my children about seeing delusional people...
So, did you fail your exams? Probably not. But did you do good?
The primary reason I prefer and recommend "Cannon Fodder" among other quick reincarnation novels is its lack of a central male lead. The solution to problems isn't solely relying on "persevere until we find our husband," but rather, Ning Shu actively takes action. Most stories in this genre often follow a repetitive pattern: introduce villains, momentarily disrupt their plans, find a husband, and then focus on enjoying his care and happily ever after in a new life. However, "Cannon Fodder" breaks this mold by delivering counterattacks and showcasing Ning Shu's growth.
Ning Shu possesses goals and ambitions beyond just securing a partner – in fact, she may not even have a clear objective, which is a refreshing aspect for this type of narrative. Unlike many female leads who become passive受害者, Ning Shu is assertive and driven by the wishes she inherits from her hosts. This makes her a dynamic character who evolves and adapts throughout her experiences.
In terms of plot, "Cannon Fodder" maintains the typical quick reincarnation format with short jumps between different worlds. However, since it omits romantic elements, the stories remain fresh as the author focuses on creating engaging and challenging environments for Ning Shu to navigate.
As the story progresses, both the narrative and the worlds become increasingly compelling. While the initial world might be a challenge for some, the progression of settings adds depth and improves with each chapter. If you enjoyed the concept of characters overcoming artificial "karma," but want a twist, "Cannon Fodder" is definitely worth giving a try.
Can someone spoil me if the mc saw his gf in the latest chaps?
Give it a high score, I can't eat this poison alone, everyone should.
I wish the writer would come back and write more on this book I love this one and I think I can say this for alot of your readers this one is a great read and we are all waiting for more I no I am
Does it has harem or romance?
what happened in the end...
Any reader who gave this book a one-star rating and then criticized the main character's morality and supporting characters must be misunderstanding the genre. Clearly, they didn't expect this type of narrative from the start. I find the progression well-structured, the side stories charming, and Pochi and Tama among the cutest supporting characters in literature. The way the protagonist unites and strengthens his team is a thoughtful aspect. Those complaining about the book are seeking a different story, hoping it would cater to their preferences. However, Death March stands on its own with a distinct slice-of-life, action, and fantasy style. For those wanting the book to fit their expectations, they should look elsewhere, like on websites for novel updates and utilize the search function, because Death March is a well-crafted, well-planned, and fantastic read.
Having immersed myself in "The Enigmatic Chronicles of the兔神真意", I found it an enchanting read. The narrative weaved a captivating tale of a兔子女神的秘密愿望, blending mythology with unexpected twists. The protagonist's journey was thought-provoking, as they unraveled layers of mystery while grappling with their own destiny. Each chapter left me eager for more, its rich imagery and well-developed characters making it a standout in contemporary fantasy literature. A delightful blend of adventure and introspection that lingered long after the last page.
Yeah. But I still feel bad, I got addicted to the novel without knowing who the author was unlike ya all. If this novel has a good ending though, it will jump in the rankings real quick.
There's quite a bit of CN novels with 5000+ chapters