Thanks I'll try them.
Yes. The amount of young masters and random encounters that shouldn't happen in the novel makes it just too boring to read. At least the manhua makes it visually pleasing and I don't need to read 10 chapters of Lin Feng getting underestimated for no reason every time an encounter happens
Review:
The suspenseful thriller mystery captivated me from the start, making it an engaging read. The story revolves around the main character (MC) falling in love with the lead (ML) instantly, but their journey towards a relationship spans multiple lifetimes. It's a compelling narrative, though the MC's extreme devotion (SIMP) left me feeling同情 for their plight. The ML, being an imperial figure, displays a classic cold and distant demeanor.
However, I found the excessive number of plot twists throughout the novel disruptive, as they started to feel forced and detracted from the natural flow of the story. The memory loss subplot towards the end felt unnecessarily drawn-out and detracted from the overall experience.
Additionally, the novel contains a significant amount of angst and gory elements, which might not be suitable for all readers. Despite these aspects, I still think it has potential and would place it among my top 10 to 15 favorites. Overall, I give it a rating of 8 out of 10.
This captivating narrative goes beyond the central couple's tale, giving equal weight to each significant character, which I greatly appreciate. The author skillfully addresses issues of gender discrimination and stereotypes, particularly the unfortunate reality faced by omegas as繁殖工具, which tugs at the heartstrings.
The male lead (ML) demonstrates remarkable respect and support, even though the female protagonist (MC) may come across as unassuming in their relationship dynamics. Her character is well-rounded, and the ML doesn't push her into actions she不愿意 take, maintaining a balanced dynamic.
Misunderstandings form an integral part of the story, rather than causing frustration, they serve to deepen the plot and keep readers engaged, making one eager to turn the pages. Overall, this is a fantastic story, and it puzzles me why the ratings are so low. It deserves a higher recognition for its well-developed characters and thought-provoking themes.
Indeed, it's quite intriguing. Reading the manga in one sitting was entertaining, despite it being rather convenient for the main character. The fast-paced narrative provided a delightful experience, and I couldn't help shedding a tear or two while immersing myself in the story the MC weaved, even though I knew it wasn't real. It's unfortunate that the series is still ongoing, but I'll definitely return to complete it once it concludes.
As the previous reviewer mentioned, our protagonist does reincarnate as a villain. Although the specifics of his past actions aren't elaborated on, we can deduce from the backlash that he must have committed numerous heinous deeds.
My personal preference leans towards stories with dark backstories and self-sacrificing plots, which is why I've given this novel a favorable rating. However, one downside is the repetitive behavior of side characters, and it seems like some don't have distinctive personalities, making them feel less fully realized.
This is an early review, but I've gathered enough information. The main character (MC) is portrayed as a villain, foolish, and rightfully removed from the party. All these events unfold within the first five chapters, so I won't spoil anything further.
In summary, the MC tried to impersonate a shadow hero but was deemed useless and ejected due to his incompetence. He accidentally unleashed dangerous monsters he had sealed while attempting to prove himself. The hero party presented is not portrayed negatively; rather, it's the MC's fault for getting kicked out.
The reasons for his stupidity:
- Hired as an alchemist, he secretly sealed powerful A and S-class monsters, consuming an enormous amount of magic power without disclosing his actions. When confronted, he failed to comprehend the magnitude of his mistake.
- Instead of acknowledging his shortcomings, he tries to justify himself with vague statements, like thinking he contributed to the party despite his lack of competence.
His villainous nature:
- After being expelled, he unleashes the sealed monsters impulsively, disregarding the dire consequences warned by a dragon. He expects gratitude from others for actions that endangered everyone.
The reviewer concludes by advising others to avoid the story, suggesting that the MC's self-centered behavior will likely lead to more trouble elsewhere, with him being hailed as a hero by those unaware of his true intentions.
In conclusion, the review paints the MC as a poorly designed and misguided character whose actions ultimately doom the story.
Is this a girl's gathering? ? I'm a girl too! ?
When i see the "slow romance" tag, i thought there'd be at least a decent build up for the romance. Turns out it was slow for no good fckng reason.
The dragging would've made much more sense If the setting was in high school instead of an adult world of showbiz.
Need update. The story is good! Although the ML and the FL are destined for each other, a lot of obstacle prevent them to be together. It's heartbreaking that the ML would misunderstand the FL and made her suffer.
His system is useless. It's only used is to see the reversal of every status he gained.
There was a guys who made a great comment about these kind of novels, but I can't find it anymore, which must be due to the great reset, but it went something like this:
"Reader 1: Why are there so many novels about chronically ill and crippled MCs?
Reader 2(replying to reader 1):
Because Authors wanna make MCs that oneshot their enemies while sitting in a wheelchair."
The delivery might have been different because at the time I found it very funny.
Sometimes it's that comedy and plot that drives you in, other times it's the dog food you get while reading it