Really? I'll continue reading it some other time then.
true true. it's a story full of plot armor, dumb face master slapping and really bad female writing. i was like, "author you do know that you and majority of your readers are female right? ?" the entire time lol
it's basically like an average cultivation novel but bl
Do you know if it's complete now?
"We desperately need more thrilling sports content, preferably featuring physical activities, not esports ?. The camaraderie between teammates is just too adorable ?."
I love the concept of a delivery rider traveling to different worlds and timelines. So far, it's been quite enjoyable. The laid-back vibe with the all-powerful system Songsong and the intriguing worlds make it a fun read.
One significant drawback for me, however, is the overt nationalism and anti-"that one specific island nation" sentiment. It really puts me off whenever it comes up.
I'm still far from finishing the novel but I'm taking a break from it for now :D
Reading "Thriller Trainee" was an exhilarating experience! The blend of horror and romance, with its well-executed gore, made for a captivating story. As a fan of the enemies-to-lovers trope, I appreciated how the narrative maintained a subtle tension between the characters, turning former adversaries into endearing partners. The slow burn in their interactions added depth and significance to every scene, although I wished for a bit more steamy content, but the author balanced it skillfully.
The school chapter stood out, particularly with the portrayal of supporting characters like Index 15 and 99. Despite their limited screen time, their emotional impact was strong, and their sacrifices left me teary-eyed. And let's not forget Class 9's camaraderie - it was truly heartwarming.
The circus sequence with its grotesque details was both haunting and amusing, especially with Chuuni Jiu's antics. The dark humor provided a much-needed break and had me laughing out loud at times.
Though the story leaned towards darkness, there were delightful comedic moments that lightened the mood, like the hilarious scenes between the main characters amidst the chaos on the train.
While I crave more of Jiu and the devil's flirtatious exchanges post-marriage, I found solace in the parallel storyline where Jiu and Number 1 reunited in the real world. The idea of their worlds merging and their rings symbolizing their union is intriguing. However, I couldn't help but wonder about the devil in a wedding dress - that would have been a sight to see!
Tsuchimikado unexpectedly became my favorite character, bringing laughter to the story. Overall, "Thriller Trainee" exceeded my expectations, and I thoroughly enjoyed my half-weeklong reading journey. I am grateful to the translators and the MTL sites for their contributions.
In conclusion, this novel was a fantastic read, leaving me wanting more, but content with what I experienced. Thank you for the incredible storytelling!
honestly this was a great novel and I have read it through like 4 times now while waiting for other novels. I only have one regret and that is that it feels like the ending is kinda rushed. maybe the whole world dominion thing was getting to the point where it would be hard to keep everything straight so they decided to finish it? oh well the novel is great!
This is the exact reason I couldn't stand this novel anymore and dropped it at chapter 1044
Yeah...i am 30ch naw... dont reply.. Otherwise website author will bann me for chat..cuz i cant waite to reply
despite all the mistakes in the story I would love to know the ending, it is by making mistakes that we learn.
Haha been seeing you in the comments for the Perfect run, now im here for the same reason as you, although i've not finished yet
da*n Finally someone agrees with me.
Most Chinese novels are like that, but some are not and are diamond novels