ehhh bts?????????
i am waiting for a new chapter.. the book is amazing
Wonderfully a heart pumping read!❤️❤️❤️
good so far
kills me to see the stories with more diverse and progressive characters getting such little attention. so typical. we NEED more books as fabulous as this
Nice story but way to rushed and too many grammatical errors.
I was very disappointed with the ending....I would have liked to read about Arianna and Jace's wedding...it would have been nice if it ended after the baby was born so they could have finally given Eli the baby he so desperately wanted.
it's been a great read so far!
as of now a fair rating would do i think..
It wasn't terrible, nor exceptional; it was just average, I suppose. The recurring theme of her ghost fear and ML rescuing her started to feel repetitive after numerous occurrences. The romance进展缓慢，but there were a few heartwarming moments.
Warning: Spoiler ahead.
Additionally, it falls into the category of novels (in my opinion) that overuse the "pregnancy" label, but the pregnancy aspect doesn't significantly affect the plot. In fact, it only happens in chapter 142 out of the entire 145 chapters.
It's been a while since I've had such intense dislike for a book that I felt compelled to write a negative review. The title for this one could be:
"Stealing Powers to Conquer a Wasteland: A Villain's Rise from Ruins"
To begin, don't expect much in terms of world-building; the setting is so disastrously portrayed that the inhabitants prioritize gladiatorial spectacles over fixing their own world. What's more, the protagonist's preoccupation with YouTube views in a decimated world feels absurd – acquiring millions of views on a ruined Earth doesn't equate to tangible benefits, let alone address the crisis.
A secondary issue lies in the lack of empathy. Despite the character's difficult past, his complete absence of conscience turns him into something less than human, akin to a beast. The fact that he shows no remorse for a friend's death while still纠结于 their wills is unsettling.
I suspect the author won't rectify the glaring world-building flaws, and instead, the main character will suddenly develop a conscience once he fulfills these last requests. Even then, I'd remain indifferent, as such a shift would feel forced and unsatisfactory.
Thanks. I like anti heroes too. I'll give this a try then.
there is no end the author drops this sh*t, it would be useful if it was placed (discarded) instead of Ongoing