Ozerist
its interesting story
"I absolutely adore it! I can hardly believe I stayed up until 7 AM to finish the story. Initially, I considered dropping it due to its slow pace and my impatience. However, after reading all the glowing reviews, I decided to give it another chance and now I'm completely engrossed. It's an emotional rollercoaster that definitely ranks among my favorites."
ooh immature mc, thanks brother, you helped me avoid a novel with a bad mc lol
The main character (MC) finds themselves transported into a poorly written dog blood fiction, where they're compelled to play out the story or risk its collapse. Surprisingly, the male lead (ML) of the story has gained consciousness and is also trapped in this predicament, forcing them to participate.
What follows is a hilarious rollercoaster as both characters discover their parallel existence. They unintentionally mess with the plotlines, turning them into absurd situations. For instance:
- Instead of the MC losing weight due to depression, they shed pounds because the ML insists on making them exercise - now, it's a checkmark.
- Initially, the MC was meant to paint divine masterpieces, but their art actually blinds people so much that the world's consciousness installs filters - another unexpected outcome, also marked as a check.
In an emotionally charged scene meant for dog blood drama, they struggle to keep straight faces while delivering their lines, which only adds to the hilarity - another win.
The side characters, witnessing these chaotic events, can't help but question their own choices and come to the amusing realization that the ML might be certifiably insane. It's a wild, entertaining ride that leaves everyone, including the MC and ML, in stitches.
I was a little disappointed because I thought he would be a human who would reincarnate into a dragon and not the other way around, but I'll give it a chance
Is the story on hiatus? 7 months is a while.
Don't read it in one go, reading it at a slow pace will maximize your enjoyment & appreciation for this masterpiece..
NNNNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH
There is no r-18 so i am getting out of here
The arrogant young master's face slap really frustrated me, i wanted to destroy something Rrrhaaa!!!
I did not really like the style of writing. The perspective switches way too many times. It took me a couple chapters to understand who was speaking. (its the number that indicates whose speaking) I strongly dislike it as I prefer a novel with a one character focus and the occasional pov. switch. Not this where you keep switching perspectives. Maybe because its the rewrite but it was kinda confusing to know what was going on. And the world building was alright. Overall, I strongly dislike it. Not that its trash, but definitely not my cup of tea at all.
The content isn't exceptional, yet strangely, I'm persistently engaged. There's nothing groundbreaking – it's your typical setup of a store owner in a cultivation-themed world, where customers marvel at extraordinary drinks and snacks granted magical properties by the system. The encounters follow a repetitive pattern, enforcing standard shop rules on both the protagonist and customers. The MC rescues a charming and strong woman who becomes his assistant.
If you've ventured into this genre before, you might recognize this narrative as a blend of "Gourmet of Another World" and "Black Tech Internet Cafe System." It's a bit平淡, but I find the main character slightly more relatable compared to others I've encountered. Despite its lackluster appeal, giving it three stars feels somewhat generous. Still, it serves as a decent time filler, so I'll go with it.
