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Gold 10/10
Worth reading
You Don't even need to think twice
Just start reading now go go
I haven't read such a fulfilling, heartwarming, and soulful story in a long time. It has been a wonderful journey to see all the kids grow up and start their own families... This grandma is so, so, so, so happy!!!
Thank you, dear author, for writing such a sweet and beautiful journey of these friends. As you grow from childhood to adulthood, you realize how rare it is to have such a strong bond of brotherhood among friends.
It has been a challenging yet deeply satisfying journey. I can't express my feelings enough. Just go and read it; you'll have happy tears in your eyes at the end. I loved every single character in this story, not just the main couple. There were no side characters I could forget. Each character is so three-dimensional, and all their relationships are intricately woven together, yet they remain beautifully complex. They all work toward the same goal and trust each other implicitly. It's just so wonderful.
At the end, I'll just say THANK YOU!!!
I LOVED IT!!
TRULY!!!
The character's approach to seeking revenge is highly unconventional and doesn't logically align with her vendetta. She holds a grudge against the government responsible for torturing and killing her over a non-existent connection to a father she never knew, yet she chooses to target an unrelated criminal underworld for retaliation.
Her justification involves forming a pact with a soul to harness its power, but the benefits of this alliance don't justify the effort. With her demonstrated abilities, she could have potentially brought down the kingdom through causing a devastating crop failure and famine, then collecting the spirits of those who resented the government's inability or unwillingness to assist them. Post-bolstering herself with the energy of a nation in crisis, she would have the means to storm the palace effortlessly.
However, instead of opting for a more justifiable course, she embodies the very thing she despises by possessing a child's body and forcibly suppressing their soul for her own convenience. This act is particularly cruel, considering the child's innocence and their status as a law-abiding, morally upright 11-year-old who had no part in the previous events.
In summary, the author appears to struggle with the "I Don't Know How to Write Humans" trope commonly found in light novels, resulting in an inconsistent and implausible portrayal of the character's actions.
The primary issues I encountered with this novel were the forced nature of the romantic relationships. After acquiring a stable girlfriend, the protagonist intensified his already questionable connection with the bar manager, which eventually led to a misunderstanding when his girlfriend discovered evidence of infidelity after a brief dating period. She even blamed herself for not stopping him from flirting, solely due to the harem genre. This forced the protagonist to openly flirt with other female characters, including while his girlfriend was drunk and asleep, which struck me as unrealistic.
Additionally, some of the abilities he gained, such as basketball skills and Deadpool-style regenerative powers, felt unnecessary and served no purpose beyond being plot devices. Using basketball as a subtle display of prowess at school before reverting to a low-key persona, and regenerative abilities and combat skills without an action focus, seemed out of place in a slice-of-life story.
Once the protagonist decided to stop hacking, my interest waned, as I had hoped for a more engaging cat-and-mouse chase between him and the government. The subsequent storylines failed to captivate me. While the overall reading experience was entertaining, a rating of two seemed too harsh, so I settled for a three.
This is an intriguing read, actually. I wouldn't classify it as "Yaoi" since it revolves around a psycho's desire to avenge his husband's infidelity and perceived attempt on his life. It's unfortunate that such a gripping story falls under the Yaoi category, as it might be overlooked by many due to the lack of explicit sexual content or tender moments. The main character's motivation for revenge is clear after being betrayed, but I must admit that I found it hard to believe the husband genuinely tried to harm him after the protagonist's plans were set in motion.
One unique aspect of the story is that no character has a name until the epilogue, which adds a layer of intrigue. If you're interested in themes like murder, infidelity, revenge, psychological exploration, and a cunning protagonist, this might be worth checking out. However, if you're sensitive to betrayal, abuse, graphic violence, cannibalism, or minimal romance, it might not be the right fit for you.
In terms of the relationship dynamics, there's virtually no romantic involvement between the main characters. While the MC does end up with someone, the ending is open-ended, and their connection doesn't significantly impact the core plot.
As for the conclusion, the story might be seen as having a happy ending (HE) from the MC's perspective, although it's not a conventional love story.
As an avid reader, "I Am The Omnipotent Prince Charming" left me captivated from the very first chapter. The novel's unique blend of fantasy and romance entwined seamlessly, offering a fresh twist on the classic fairytale trope. The protagonist's self-discovery journey resonated deeply, as he challenged societal norms while embracing his own power. The plot was filled with unexpected turns that kept me hooked till the end. It's a delightful read for those who crave imaginative storytelling with a modern, empowering touch.
This is surprisingly grounded and coherent compared to a lot of things that have similar premises. This is one of the better stories on this site and definitely worth the time to read.
As a fan of non-human mc genre i really really want to get into this novel, but d*mn writing style keep messing me up man. Dropped around 20 chapters. I just can't. On a side note the only novel I read that has a actual dragon mc is 'white dragon lord'. If anyone knows other novels with a dragon mc please drop a recommendation.
check out the webtoon adaption it's amazing