Well, what can i say? It's a novel based on Naruto, so i'm waiting and hoping it's going to be a good one.Until now i have seen many typos in the text which the Author could try to correct, these things are a huge turn off.Maybe when more chapters are released i will come to change this review.Here goes the little vit of help i can give the Author!(๑•̀ᄇ•́) ﻭ ✧
I’m really enjoying this novel. Only at ch 127 but so far I’ve really appreciated all the modern references the author has put in it. Also I’m a big fan of the three kingdoms era so any decent historical fiction gets my vote. This story is much better than just decent is my opinion! Thanks Author!
Ooooh another interesting story!!! I'm a fan of the supernatural or fantasy genre so I surely love this one! This one has a very interesting plot so highly recommended! If you're a fan as well of this kind of stories might as well give this one a shot!
I have been waiting for him to establish his spiritual adobe for a long time, I already feel like quiting this novel after seeing all types of stupid plot deviations
I only read synopsis and u had to choose one of the most pathetic ways to die ???????????? this story is going to be funny and awesome I can tell
Dear author you have an unpolished gem of a story and your messing it up with too much useless details and repetitive information and please for your sake and everyone else’s stop with the excuse: he needs to get used to his skills and power it’s getting ridiculous the mc is stuck on his power level and keeps winning against everyone oh come on at least make it somewhat logical no matter how op the mc is winning against people 3 lvls above him is abit stupid now 1 lvl difference is understandable but 3 thats abit much even for cultivation novels Either you are not paying attention and forgot and you are going with the flow or you need to polish you views on mcs in general sorry for being harsh but I feel that the cold hard truth is needed here
Mafia novels are always the best. Kept it going author
This book is actually really good. please update more!
I have a question the title is: Fated To My Triple Lycan Brothers so why are they werewolves?
The dialogue in this text is genuinely funny and each character has a distinct voice, which is impressive for a group introduction scene. White Tiger is my absolute favorite. His lines are short, sharp, and dripping with disdain. 'How can you be so dumb?' he says to White Fox like he's looking at a particularly stupid insect. And then later when Mu Qingruan makes him roll around in dust, he thinks 'Since his master wanted to play, he could only sacrifice his clean coat to accompany her.' The resigned tone is perfect. Mu Qingruan's dialogue is a masterclass in dual-voicing. On the surface, she's speaking as a scared little girl—'I-I don't know you. C-Could you just pretend you never saw me?' with all the trembling stutters and fear. But her internal voice is completely different: cold, calculating, sarcastic. When she's eating the bread, the narration tells us 'The moment Mu Qingruan saw the bread, her eyes lit up.' Not the act—her REAL reaction. That gap between her spoken words and her true feelings is where the humor lives. Jun Ruoli's dialogue is warm and measured, the natural leader who speaks gently but carries authority. Long Potian booms like thunder. Chu Mochen is more observant and slightly suspicious. Each person sounds different. The scene where Mu Qingruan pretends to cry and the cat 'couldn't help rolling its eyes' is comedy gold. The author's voice here is playful and self-aware, never taking itself too seriously even while describing apocalyptic horror.
The pacing in these chapters is absolutely masterful and I want to dissect how the author controls the reader's heartbeat. We open at maximum tension—Xue Suichuan is making vile propositions to Shen Yao right beside his unconscious cousin's bed. The reader is already furious, already scared for Shen Yao. Then BOOM, the sword appears, Xie Yuan is awake, and the threat flips instantly. But here's the genius part: the author doesn't let us stay in action mode. After Xue Suichuan is dealt with (which could have been a whole separate scene), we get this sudden, jarring shift into something tender. Xie Yuan asks for the sword back, notices her trembling, and then—instead of another confrontation or explanation—we get the divorce conversation. This is where the pacing really shines. The author could have had Xie Yuan immediately explain everything, confess his feelings, resolve all the tension. But no. He asks about the Crown Prince, she offers to leave, and he just... throws his sword down and leans on her. The emotional climax comes not from action but from stillness. And then the chapter ends with the imperial physician's diagnosis and Qiushan's accidental comedy relief about 'stimulating' him to wake up. The tonal whiplash from the previous scene is almost jarring, but it works because it gives the reader room to breathe. If the author had kept the intensity at maximum for the whole chapter, we'd be numb. Instead, we get terror, relief, vulnerability, and then a darkly funny button to close on. Perfect structure.
Very good book, love Redding this ????