I would rate this book 3.5 stars. It's an average read with a lackluster plot and unremarkable characters. I really couldn't connect with the main character (MC). She comes across as extremely rude and arrogant, often being harsh towards others just because they don't like her. She doesn't seem inspiring, constantly fixated on her older brother and not striving for personal growth. There were moments when I found her tolerable, but overall, her character felt dull. I prefer a calmer and composed protagonist, like the one in "Tyrannical Wang's Beloved Wife." The romance was touching, but the constant reference to them as siblings – "eldest brother" and "younger sister" – despite their deep affection, made it feel incestuous. This aspect frustrated me, as it detracted from the sweetness of their relationship. Unfortunately, it didn't resonate with me, hence the 3.5-star rating.
I'm fairly caught up with MTL and DAMM, and I can already see the trainwreck Gab Song is heading towards. Surprisingly, I actually respect that he's not dragging in excessive drama until much later, which is typical for him. The main character isn't as alpha as the one in 'Villain Wants to Live'; he's more like the protagonist from 'Novels Extra.' That's a bit frustrating since I hoped for a smarter MC, but oh well.
In terms of powers, the MC is certainly overpowered compared to 'Novels Extra' and 'Villain Wants to Live,' and I actually appreciate that change. Gab Song often claims his MCs are weak, but they always become strong when needed, which feels somewhat contrived. I prefer his current approach where the OP-ness is justified by the MC making the most of their abilities, rather than plot convenience.
Regarding the heroines, it's clear that Gab Song is setting up some dramatic situations, and he's not trying to hide it. In fact, there are subtle hints about his harem from the very beginning. While the drama can be exhausting and annoying, that's actually why I enjoy reading his work – the anticipation of the trainwreck. However, I've been let down before, so I'm tempering my expectations.
At chapter 108, not much has happened, but I'm hopeful that the story will have a satisfying conclusion despite the slow start.
the fact that people disliked this is CRAAZY, ungrateful b*st*rds
I read the manhwa version so I don't know if it was faithful to the novel but it's pretty good.
Awesome novel, I liked it a lot, would recommend :)
This one might be better than My Hero Academia
well, I guess they didnt wanna adapt 1000 chapters
Let me think.
This story is a nice read, it comes with some ups and downs that make me feel like im with the characters in the story. the only thing i would have to say i don't like about this is the MC's lack of emotion so much so that it makes me not like that the plot will be put around him but I guess that is the main point of him. Besides this I really like the plot and development that has happened to this point.
The Great Dao of Samsara is endless, yet it cannot match my Dao of Thick-skinned Self-Reviews.
The Heart leads the way, yet will it find clarity amid confusion and chaos?
And it was such a fun time playing Pokemon, showing off your shiny ones to your friends and sometimes cheating and getting away with it.
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