The book was enjoyable, evoking laughter through the protagonist and her companions' amusing antics. The pacing kept me engaged without feeling overly predictable. Although the main character (MC) has some immunity, it's not unrealistic; rather, it sets a lighthearted tone. The plot twists, like the Gu Village dilemma and the Time Hospital, were impressive.
However, I'm unlikely to reread it, as it didn't fully satiate me. The MC's character isn't endearing; her thought process can make others uncomfortable, akin to a volatile force. Her growth into a powerful Director seemed to dampen the fun, and her relationship with Nightmare felt more like a trope than a genuine connection.
Despite these reservations, the translation and writing quality are commendable. I would still recommend the novel, even if it doesn't align perfectly with my personal preferences.
I truly enjoyed this story - it's adorable with a touch of depth. Despite the serious elements, it's overall a delightful read, and I wholeheartedly recommend it. It's surprising that no one else has reviewed it before; it's unfortunate that it's discontinued. I can see why "Cereal Is Life" had a positive take on it, as it's a warm and heartfelt narrative. The machine translation isn't difficult to comprehend at all.
As for the extra content, I'm puzzled about the changes, but perhaps the original translation would provide more clarity. Luckily, there's a new development – someone has picked it up! Yay!
correction, it's 'Trashta'
Wow. I've never encountered this problem before so I'm not sure how helpful my advice would be, but I recommend reading spoiler summaries for it. Heavy mention on the summary part because if it's summarized it's more compacted and easier to digest compared to reading 30k words of that arc alone.
I wish I was illiterate sometimes.
I have once re-read I'm going to re-read volume 5 soon since it's cloudy probably
Stupid me.. Im at ch 238 and i just realized that this novel is still ongoing..! Noooo..
* its a super duper doting husband novel btw. Hahahaha.
I liked it.
I saw the sign of harem and polygamy
How many wives does he have and are the characters good
No it will not but you can read machine translation somewhere.
For me, the narrative had a middling pace. Initially, I skimmed through, but as the story progressed, it picked up and the climax was engaging with a swift tempo.
However, there were aspects that I did not particularly enjoy:
1. The main character's lack of understanding about gender dynamics was concerning. It seemed like either her emotional intelligence was low or she hadn't matured much since her reincarnation. Once they entered an open relationship, the protagonist's behavior became overly provocative and seductive, which felt inconsistent.
2. It was odd how a 14-year-old character maintained a clingy and affectionate relationship with a 20-year-old male lead without any rebuke from their grandmother. This inconsistency was puzzling, especially considering the grandmother's eventual realization.
3. The protagonist adapted quickly to her new life after the reincarnation, which felt unrealistic and rushed.
4. From the comments, it was surprising to see that a fan-favorite character like Fan Jiao-Jiao was absent, and even the ninth princess received an epilogue, leaving some readers unsatisfied.
In conclusion, while this novel had its moments, it leaned more towards a soap opera-like melodrama with certain plot points that didn't sit well with me.
A delightful read so far! The translation is excellent, and the characters are so much fun! I've only seen the husband in the prologue, but watching Violetta interact with his family is fantastic. She's smart, funny, and confident in herself. I'm very excited to see where this story goes!