3ddy
its so amazing..loved it
Nice one authoress Chi Chi
I'm really excited to see where this story goes. The main character is definitely being pushed around, but he's also weak and in a perilous situation since the other world isn't very welcoming. It's much more engaging than a story with an overpowered main character being hassled by weak antagonists.
I'm really curious to see how he can continue to develop the usefulness of his 1 millimeter teleportation ability.
Glad to know I'm not the only one. This club deserves more members
Can you dumb that down for me
I hope you are not lying young man!
Translation quality goes down the drain later in the story. It’s full on MTL
A fantastic novel, it can make you think about philosophical, political, economic, geopolitical, spatial issues, about survival as a species and individual, technologies, innovation, love, romance, war and death... a novel WITH EVERYTHING, Super recommended for whoever reads this 9.5/10 read it now brother or sister
Do you know what a metaphor is?
I feel like my average standards are being lowered days by days.
Lets see whether this one will rise or lower it.???
Omygawd no wonder they are similarl it was made by the same author!??!
The leading reviewer has touched upon it aptly, but since I struggle with anger management, I might get a bit agitated. In any case, this is essentially a novel that relies heavily on sympathy and manipulation.
I must admit, the plot is what kept me engaged. The author has a clear narrative structure and well-thought-out events. The tension is well-built, and the stakes escalate gradually, which sets it apart from other works. As the reviewer pointed out, the book has received accolades and high ratings, which are its strengths.
However, being a cynical individual, I tend to focus on the flaws. The excessive reliance on sympathy求可怜的手段 is what stands out. The main character's "punishments" – excessive blood vomiting, shortened lifespan, and emotional manipulation – seem to be a recurring theme. It's hard not to wonder if these elements are overused.
The portrayal of the female characters is another issue. A large portion of the story revolves around them plotting against the protagonist, discovering his goodness, feeling guilty, wanting to help, then feeling helpless, reflecting on past lives, and feeling even more powerless. It becomes repetitive and melodramatic. The supposed romance is based on guilt and helplessness, with the heroines primarily reacting with tears, which takes away from any genuine connection.
In conclusion, if you enjoy a heavy dose of "guilt and longing," or can overlook the constant emotional turmoil, this novel might still appeal to you. But for those who prefer a more balanced narrative, it might not be the best fit.
