HAHAHAHAHA this is so cute. I love the mc and ml and I am so happy that they were able to overcome the challenges they faced. There are also scenes which are realistic and I can empathize with it, especially that it showed how our society is built by traditional beliefs, such that it tried to reject the concept of gay marriages.
But really, the ending though? Lmao
It's pretty good imo, after all it's one of the very first book CF wrote. Compared to the mass-produced slob in the cultivation genre... honestly everything is masterpiece compared to those
those shortcomings are common in almost all Chinese novels and I'd say this one is one of the better ones.
"It's fantastic, everyone. The misunderstandings are absolutely hilarious, and the female lead's intelligence combined with her innocence is delightful. I adore it. Plus, the male lead is super cute. I'm really enjoying this story thus far."
"This is my all-time favorite novel. It doesn't solely revolve around the main character; instead, it provides depth to supporting characters as well. Initially, the story was filled with action and adventure, but lately, it has evolved into a more laid-back narrative where the overpowered MC effortlessly explores the world and defeats demon lords. Despite the shift in tone, I remain impressed by the strong writing and consistent character development, which is why I'm giving it a full 5-star rating."
"5/5 - Absolutely hilarious thus far. This novel has been an absolute delight to read, and I sincerely hope for a consistent and excellent translation as the story progresses."
This novel is so captivating that once I discovered it, I couldn't help diving in, and like many others, I feel compelled to share my thoughts! ? Although the brilliance of the storyline and world-building has been discussed in other reviews, I'd like to focus on the romantic aspect.
From the moment the male lead (ML) met the female lead (MC) at the interview, it was evident that he held a unique interest in her, surpassing any other candidate. In just a few days, they silently agreed to cooperate for mutual benefit, sealing a bond that would grow stronger.
As they embarked on their first mission to retrieve the red stone, ML started showing MC special care, trusting her despite maintaining some caution. Thanks to ML's constant support, healing sessions, and thoughtful gestures, MC began to undergo a transformation, their interactions fostering a deeper connection.
The plot reveals that during the subsequent month, while tackling challenges together, MC unknowingly expressed sentiments that touched ML's heart. Around the time Yuder (MC), who experiences secondary gender and heat, enters the story approximately 2-3 months later, it's clear that ML's feelings for MC have intensified, especially when he rushes to Yuder's aid after an incident involving Kiolle.
Comparing this pace to other novels where romances often take much longer to develop, the time frame here stands out as relatively swift. In conclusion, the progression of their relationship in this novel is anything but slow-burning, considering the events that unfold within a relatively short period.
I really enjoy this! The author ingeniously subverted the stereotype by having the main character NOT participate in the game. She assumes she knows everything due to her familiarity with the clichéd tropes, but she can't even identify the characters or their roles in the story, which creates a hilarious situation. It's like someone who hasn't read a "Sherlock Holmes" book trying to assist Sherlock in solving a case based on popular references alone. Although this might be a side story set in an "Otome" genre, which I happen to appreciate, it showcases the author's knack for humor in tone and pacing.
If you're a fan of the "Otome" genre, this story has potential to tickle your funny bone. However, I'll reserve my ratings until it progresses further; 10 chapters is too early to judge.
Ugh, what a draining tale. I persevered through it, but it was quite the ordeal. There wasn't much romance or character growth; the spotlight seemed to be more on the supporting cast, making the main characters appear like mere observers.
To be honest, it's an enjoyable wuxia novel. As for the yaoi aspect, it's not really prominent; the only intriguing part was the blue phoenix, though.
Cool name and pfp, fits this ruined knight novel too ahahah...
What would u rate this novel compared to some others out there, strengths n weaknesses so far?
I just started this and i like it but a quick question is he still connected to his family like they suddenly go buddy buddy in later chapter?
well tbh if u wont mind bl u wont have that much prob with *nc*st i can see distant future where after protest we *nc*st people will also become moral.