284 chapters 6-6-24
Claudia is his downfall
Certainly like how the Bulgarian Proverb goes "you can't have both the d*ck in the *ss and soul in the heaven"
Honestly, when I started reading this smut novel, I wasn't expecting to enjoy it, but I've noticed that the explicit content has decreased, and there's more plot development now. Surprisingly, I actually look forward to the translated chapters. While all the male leads have their eccentricities, the intense and unsettling scenes involving the main character's acting career and the antagonist's morally reprehensible actions were particularly uncomfortable for me. Prepare yourself for potentially disturbing themes like human trafficking and violations of human rights; my stomach just can't handle it all.
i have read far worse translation, and this is just bearable. basic english and just need some little bit of common sense. it aint brain dead levels of tl.
That's what i am trying to say ty.
Please someone, translate it!!!
there's no polygamy at all. it's to the point you might think of the mc as gay. he didn't like romance or anything related. fck him, really
En mi suposicion ¿La novela tendra un final sad?
Does it have a tragic ending?
When I walk in the Night,
I am the scariest Ghost Story in sight.
- something like that said by Chen Ge
In summary, I had to seek out the remainder of the story elsewhere due to its incomplete ending. The author's storytelling pace was exceptional, effectively showcasing the diverse aspects of human nature. The transitions between scenes felt seamless, demonstrating how people maintain their humanity amidst chaos or succumb to base instincts. The novel had some intense, yet non-explicit, moments that added depth.
What I particularly enjoyed was the portrayal of the tight-knit unity, loyalty, and respect among the main characters, which resembled a nearly perfect society. However, it was difficult to believe such a scenario could exist outside of a fictional context, given the complexities of the real world.
One particular scene stood out where a matriarch made a tough decision to exile her own son and grandchildren for the greater good of the group, despite her love for them. This showed her ability to prioritize the collective welfare over personal attachments.
The ending left me unsatisfied due to numerous unresolved plot points. Although the emperor's eagerness to bring Sang Lou and Shen Lei to the capital was emphasized, the story abruptly ended with their departure, without any follow-up on their arrival or interactions with other characters, like the nephews or the Chen family. It felt anticlimactic.
Nonetheless, "this wholesome tale" encompassed elements like farming, food, camaraderie, off-grid living skills, and female empowerment. The lack of political intrigue, emotional conflicts, and strong familial bonds made it a heartwarming recommendation. Despite the shortcomings, I still wholeheartedly suggest giving it a read.
I read the whole thing and I gotta say that it's an incredible story. It really wasn't hard to get into for me personally, and it was easy to keep track of all the names/locations the entire time. It has vague references to DND type magic, or traditional type magic, with the use of mana and having to spend grueling amounts of time to get even a little big good. Otherwise, enjoy!