nice storyline
Lovely blurb, amazing title, creative writer.
I would recommend this to everyone, lovely plot and beautiful characters.
18 chapters in, and there has virtually been no physical descriptions of the characters. What the heck do they look like?
Oh you gotta be f*ck*ng kidding me. A whole month of waiting and we get what? 3 new chapters? No sir I've had better deals offered to me by Nigerian princes on the internet
Need more misunderstanding manhwa
God, I just finished reading this and I just realized that it's been two years already!! Does anyone know if they are going to continue with the translations? I hope so, I'm poor to pay to read it on official websites ??????
Where can I find more novels by this author?
Nope it truly has more than 10000 chapters (10^4). I was truly interested in this novel but when I saw that number I quietly closed the tab.
Honestly, this novel has quite a dark and ruthless tone. Apart from the secondary male character, most of the other characters come across as unsympathetic. The plot initially started decently, but after the Ye Xiwu arc, it took a downturn. The main female (FL) and male lead (ML) struggle with communication, leading to unnecessary misunderstandings. I found it disturbing when the ML justified massacring an entire innocent city because of his failed relationship with the FL, who ultimately took her own life. While I understand his tragic background, it's disheartening how it affected others, like the secondary male lead, who became a pawn in their story.
Additionally, the FL's character seems somewhat inconsistent. As a revered figure meant to protect and care for the world, she fails to intervene when the ML hurts innocent people. It's hard to accept that she can love someone responsible for her family's demise and sect's destruction, yet struggles to forgive her sister who suffered at the hands of the original Ye Xiwu.
The constant emphasis on the FL's beauty, often through comparisons like body measurements, feels gratuitous. Although the FL isn't inherently evil, her character isn't entirely virtuous given her elevated status. Furthermore, the narrative seems to favor the male lead despite his equally villainous actions, while the secondary female lead receives little sympathy. Despite acknowledging the male lead's hardships, I believe the FL undergoes a deeper emotional turmoil, making the reading experience mentally draining.
It was quite enjoyable despite being somewhat predictable. I initially read the translated chapters and then attempted to decipher it myself. The romantic aspect developed later on, but the main characters were intricately connected throughout the story.
I would have appreciated more magical tricks beyond simple card tricks and sleight of hand. The focus mainly revolved around leadership, which was decent but not exceptional, and solving the puzzles within the copies. The Crazy Circus copy provided the biggest laughs due to its unexpected events, along with some character development.
The background reveal of the male lead (ML) was a close second favorite. The protagonist didn't heavily rely on the ML, deliberately keeping their distance, and the ML only intervened directly in the later stages to solve the copies.
My guy, just because there are women doesn't mean it's a harem. I read this year's ago but if I remember correctly there's only one love interest.