very interesting story ,highly recommended!
I thing the write up and the book are two different
stories. not even the characters names match. but the story line so far is ok for Harold and Riella
This is very captivating, please more updates!
This could have been an awesome book, but the ending is pitiful. It could have used a little more character development, especially since Freya had such a long running grudge.
i love this Noelle now. really!
It's absolutely adorable for no particular reason! ?? I adore the connection between Lucas and Luo Ran.
Minor Spoiler Ahead:
Though it's unfortunate that we didn't get an ending for the Third Prince, the last update we had about him was when Lu Bei left. It would have been heartwarming if Yuan Huan could've sought therapy to heal from the emotional abuse by the First Prince.
It's quite sad that the First Prince's downfall came due to genuine love. He had the opportunity to distance himself from his past, but it seems he couldn't break free completely.
Lol finally I have 102, 47% read novel 84 chaps but only counted 81 lol
isnt it basicly the same
mo dao zu shi and The Sc*m Villain's Self-Saving System
This is done by same author and was written way before villain wants to live.
?????? talk about a free roast
Note: I plan to revise this later when I progress further in the story, but here's my current opinion based on what I've read so far.
The story is quite laid-back, with minimal intense plot developments. There's action, but it's resolved quickly, so it doesn't create significant tension. The main character follows a typical isekai archetype, becoming powerful and gathering a harem. It's formulaic, but it doesn't bother me since I don't necessarily view such characters as a negative. They're just not particularly original – aside from common strength levels like normal, weak, or overpowered.
A point of confusion is that I believe the MC isn't a teenager because of a comment they made early on, which would suggest they're older. However, their language and use of terms like "Finna" seem more suited to a teenager, which is a bit jarring. It might be due to translation, but it's worth mentioning.
Another aspect is the abundance of lolis in the story – at least six to eight, including four ghost ones. The MC repeatedly clarifies that he's not a loli enthusiast, but the presence of many young girls is notable. The dragon, being thousands of years old, is a separate issue.
Despite these minor issues, I've been enjoying the story overall. It's a light read, perfect for relaxing on the couch, rather than seeking deep emotional experiences. The MC lives his life with no grand purpose beyond that.
Giving it a 4 out of 5 stars due to the occasional teenage-like dialogue and the loli-centric harem (even if the MC doesn't openly admit to it, it seems like a running joke). If these aspects were adjusted, I'd rate it higher.
Update (September 10, 2020): Progressed to Chapter 122
Nothing significant has changed in my opinion, aside from a few parts that aren't as enjoyable to read, which is common in many books. The MC's teenage-like speech persists, and the harem consists entirely of lolis. As of my current position, no adult-bodied female characters have shown romantic interest. Here's the list of confirmed or potential harem members:
1. Dragon Loli
2. Vampire Loli
3. Slime Loli
4. 2 Young Beastkin Lolis
5. 3 Wraith Lolis
6. The Hero Loli (unclear if it's part of the harem)
7. The Princess Loli (unclear if affectionate)
8. The Intelligent Sword Loli (a literal sword turning into a loli, funny touch)
Overall, the story remains entertaining, and I look forward to continuing.