Just need to be edited, overall I love it, it has it's originality, it's start like some crazy sitcom and ends up having this climax, my favourite character has to be Goblin, I like how you portrayed his character, he's someone who was hurt because of the werewolves and vampires issues, overall nice
I absolutely adore this narrative; it's incredibly captivating. I extend my gratitude to the translator, and I must say the translation is of excellent quality. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who appreciates josei literature.
In essence, this appears to be a well-received novel. It captivates me as a blend of everyday life storytelling, with occasional action and character development thrown in. It falls under the isekai genre, where the protagonist discovers a unique ability, yet must diligently work to demonstrate its value, which makes for an enjoyable read.
This novel has been an exhilarating journey for me. I particularly enjoyed the addition of the female love interest, Huang [insert name], who has become my personal favorite. Although it was bittersweet to reach the end, the conclusion left me thoroughly satisfied. There might be a few minor errors here and there, but overall, I consider it a fantastic read.
The protagonist's approach to her objectives was impeccable; she maintained a strictly professional demeanor, never revealing any romantic inclinations towards the male leads. Despite their deep affection for her, she remained fully immersed in her character throughout.
Although unsure of the reason behind the positive ratings, I acknowledge that individual tastes vary. The story's foundation is flawed, revolving around regression and focusing on traumatic events and mistreatment of female characters in past lives. The main character (MC) feels guilty and initially wishes to escape, but instead, they actively engage in more conflicts throughout the chapters. It's not about magic, combat, or intelligence, as the MC's attempts at seeking revenge through cruelty aren't particularly effective. They create more drama rather than finding alternative solutions to achieve their goal.
In summary, this might not be an enjoyable read for those who dislike themes of trauma, abuse, and revenge-driven narratives based on dialogue.
I read 57 chaps, but it's in that weird position that i can read it but it doesn't pull me to read more (i read the 57 chaps in 2 days) so i can't say that it's bad, but i can't say that it's good to
I wil try to read it again, to see if it pulls me in, if i start to read it again i will say something
Happens to the best of us
Post review button isn't working, so I'll make mine here.
One of the best post apocalyptic novels out there. Definitely on the dark side with blood, gore, rape and all the worst parts that apocalypse can bring out of people.
MC is unfeeling, cold blooded guy, but not evil, his strongest suits are adaptability and survivability, sort of a cockroach with sniper rifle. World building is pretty much fallout style: nomads, scavengers, mutants, agressive flora and fauna and rich corporations that survived even atomic hell. Definetely would recommend to people who into S.T.A.L.K.E.R. or Metro 2033.
P.S. Harem tag is bait, MC had like 2 or 3 girls, but jusr as normal relationships without typical cringe anime stuff.
i am uncertain if this is against the rules if so i apologize i would however like to know if the author has or is writing any new books recently and if not does anybody knows what happened to him to be clear i am not asking for links just if the author has made anything new the name of it so i can google it myself
Are you going to reupload the beginning of this novel soon alot of it is missing?
bro im sacred now that i know it has netrorare tag , is it worth it in kingdom building prespective?
btw still giving it a try will be waiting for your ans ...
Firstly, I must commend the translator for their excellent work; the translation is top-notch. However, the pacing of the plot leaves much to be desired. Surprisingly, the original novel fares worse than its manga adaptation due to the elimination of tedious side character thoughts in the latter. The villains are one-dimensional and their irrationality takes up significant space in the story. Chapters often revolve around repetitive character monologues, such as Yurikarina's self-indulgent musings about her perceived beauty and the emperor's affection or Diana's manipulative delusions about the protagonist's relationship.
The main character's business aspirations, which are explicitly stated in the title, are disappointingly underdeveloped. Despite mentioning it only briefly in the first 70 chapters, it takes until around Chapter 120 for her to take any concrete steps towards establishing her venture. Considering the novel's length of 180 chapters, this feels rushed.
Additionally, the excessive focus on the MC's physical appearance – her lilac silver hair and amethyst eyes – becomes tiresome. The author could have shown her growth and development without constantly reminding readers of her beauty. It's clear we've been informed multiple times.
Lastly, the clichéd storyline of a childhood encounter and a love-at-first-sight obsession from a distance, without recognition, feels forced and overly familiar. The narrative seems to consist mainly of 35% villainous banter, 45% descriptions of the MC's appearance and meals, and only 20% actual plot progression.
In summary, while the translation is commendable, the pacing, character development, and overemphasis on certain aspects detract from the overall quality of the story.