His power works by replicating stuff but his ability isn't tangible meaning it can't interact with anyone except for a short moment before it goes away. later on, this power improves through items and a quest-like system but I would give this a read when you have the time. Though it isn't the best and I would say some characters feel a bit two-dimensional sometimes the story works and some excellent hooks and the constant threats make is very enjoyable.
Yoo author, what happened to the novel? Did you quit?
Man this website has no more good stuff left all the good stuff which are some worth reading and has some better writing are all on the "App" (web novel ) and that sh*t say you have to pay after 15 or 30 chapters recently i read some time passing novel where mc has cheat but is not invincible like endless horde or i have infinite money writing was good but i had to give up bcz that app just ask alot of money hope ?
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Thanks for telling us, thought that was a dude and female on cover ?
It's really an underrated gem, I haven't had the time to read it after 150s smth, I remember how much I loved it back then.
And the manga art is like the top 5 manga arts of all time, the sheer amount of details from the first chapter just shocks you and immerses you in the ruins of an advanced civilization.
Highly recommended (Manga> Novel)!
You still alive bro?
to me martial world is a one of a kind absolute master piece, it had perfect world building, THE most in-depth explanation of the cultivation system, mc was not op, he struggled to climb the ranks from the weakest of corner of the world of the weakest world out of the galaxy and the weakest galaxy out of billions. He did all this and ascended to the top with the power of the cube to help him, reminder that the cube only gave him holy lord techniques so he had to make his own after he ascended to holy lord or above. anyway im about to rant so let me stop rn. martial world to me is like a second life. Complete and absolute immersion during every chapter, it wasnt a "harem" per se but it also had 4 wives that meant a lot to the mc. anyway perfect is the only word i can use to describe martial world and no other novel can hold a candle to it. Martial world deserves some kind of award idk but its so good i cant even describe it. drop this trash and read martial world if you haven't
Next chapters please for the man picked up by the god's
I wasn't rude nor did I say anything demeaning
I said to work on his memory with memory games if he has problems with remembering names. If it's just Chinese names in particular you can just use Chinese names in memory games as training to remember them. Don't know where you think I was h*rd *n him. I was telling him how to fix his problem.
This novel is authored by the same person who wrote "The Novel's Extra," and it's evident within the first few chapters, with similarities becoming even more pronounced throughout the story. Characters and plot elements closely mirror those in the earlier work. If you enjoyed "The Novel's Extra," you're likely to appreciate this one, but if not, you might not find it appealing.
On a personal note, I actually like both books, and I'd argue that this one is marginally superior thus far. However, there are some drawbacks. The initial chapters focus heavily on a cliché where everyone dislikes the protagonist unjustifiably, which can feel repetitive after a while. The sudden hostility between characters can be frustrating, especially when their dynamics become predictable.
Additionally, the author occasionally veers off course into unrelated and absurd subplots, such as a video game-inspired world or a time loop, which might confuse some readers. The power progression in the story lacks coherence, allowing the主角 to seemingly perform impossible feats due to their overwhelming strength. While this doesn't bother me much, others might find it problematic.
Despite these shortcomings, the engaging narrative and evolving character relationships make for an enjoyable read. The writing is generally good, and the translation is solid. Considering its overall quality compared to other works on the platform, I believe this novel deserves a 5-star rating despite its flaws.
I generally don't write reviews, as most of the works I've read, even after machine translation, already have comments on their respective Novel Update pages. However, I'll briefly share that I did find this novel enjoyable. Reading stories about children and heartwarming content is refreshing for me, considering life can be tough at times.
Admittedly, my interest waned around Chapter 100, as the plot became predictable. Between skimming or reading spoilers, I chose the latter. Since the novel was recently translated, I couldn't delve into the ending, which was disappointing. Despite the predictability, I powered through the last 40-50 chapters quite easily.
The story isn't groundbreaking; it follows familiar tropes found in childcare novels. While the cliches might be expected, the child-centered scenes were still enjoyable, even if the outcomes were foreseeable. The main character's reluctance to seek a relationship necessitated a contrived setup for their love story, which felt somewhat forced.
The baby switch between the female lead (FL) and the main character (MC) was a hodgepodge of tropes that seemed hastily resolved. Reflecting on it now, the storyline lacked depth and originality. On a positive note, the character Dudu stood out. His authentic, childlike behavior was a delight, especially in moments like when he struggled to understand his absent father.
In summary, the novel was a smooth, predictable ride with a few heartwarming moments, but it lacked tension and emotional depth. I would rate it 3.5 out of 5. For those who prefer a more entertaining and humorous experience, I recommend "Transmigration: Raising the Child of the Male Lead Boss," which has a stronger comedic element. Although this one didn't quite hit that mark, it still provided a light-hearted read.
Ultimately, if you're looking for a feel-good story without too much drama, you might enjoy it. Just remember, it's predictable, so feel free to skip ahead or read spoilers if needed. I hope this review helps!