The review seems to express a certain level of bias. Initially, the reader found the first two volumes enjoyable, but they began to feel frustrated with the recurring theme of the main character refusing to save someone solely because of their gender. The reviewer points out that, as far as they've read, the only male character portrayed positively is the protagonist, with other males being either gay, antagonistic, or deceased. This led them to perceive the author's perspective as somewhat self-centered.
Additionally, the reviewer dislikes the portrayal of a lolita vampire in the story. They question the choice of making a young vampire character, especially since it's unnecessary. Furthermore, the vampire character is depicted as excessively submissive, agreeing to anything the main character says, which the reviewer finds unappealing and describes as "simplistic."
Ok the unknown god is here it's a good book
Well i guess the 600+ of mtl translations i suffered through is finally showing its worth now
After 2 years of being gone from the site (still read for all of that time though), I am back to say that this novel, could you even call it one, is mediocre at best. (Looking at my old comment makes me cringe)
Is this worth it to read if i'm resting from reading a cultivation novel.?
Understandable, have a nice day .
Unfortunately, i also don't know when the break will end.
ummmm I just wanna ask. How do I download books ?
Death March can be classified, in its essence, as a web novel. The author appears to have crafted the story chapter by chapter, gradually hooking readers to continue with each installment. It's a lighthearted adventure filled with comedy, drama, and heartwarming moments, but towards the climax, there's an undeniable sense of impending doom, almost as if the author is preparing for the series finale.
I particularly enjoyed the harem aspect, where the main character isn't a typical beta male, but rather faces constant teasing from the younger girls in his group who misunderstand his intentions. His attempts to clarify his preferences for someone outside his age range, wanting a relationship that wouldn't be inappropriate, are portrayed humorously. Although he jokingly suggests using professionals, it would have been more interesting if he had a legitimate arrangement with brothels for discreet information gathering, leaving them unharmed and paid handsomely – a comical touch!
The focus shifts more towards the protagonist's role as the central figure, with his interactions with others forming the narrative. While the story is entertaining, there's certainly room for growth and improvement. Overall, I'd recommend it as a decent time filler, offering a balance of enjoyable elements with potential for better pacing and development.
Well, it's an average novel. There's nothing extraordinary about the love story; it's concise and doesn't have much action. The character development is rather unremarkable. While there are moments that are enjoyable and occasional humor, it's not really my preferred genre. The characters don't seem to delve deeply into self-reflection or planning. I'm sort of obligated to finish it since I've already invested so much time. It's decent reading if you're looking for a simple tale with minimal love triangles and no excessive violence – some unfortunate events do occur, but nothing overly tragic.
The plot feels somewhat forced at times, but the author is aware of this and tries to address the plot issues upfront. However, this isn't a series I'd particularly enjoy, and I mostly continued reading out of boredom.
Dam I really didn’t want to believe it but it did get dropped what the hell is wrong with the author ?
It is, the best part is the MC is not a simp princess