So, I wanna read the manwha first then continue here but how similar is the novel and manhwa? Does manhwa skip some important parts?
Can someone tell me the cultivation tiers after void shattering because it is confusing
It’s garbage although I’m guessing you found this out already
Try "eternal sacred sword"
In most iskekai’s people who get reincarnated in another world after dying retain their memories. The same stands for most regressor novels, they also retain their memories after regression. If this novel isn’t your cup of tea, then you wouldn’t like the MC’s from the following novels: Vikir Van Baskerville from Revenge of the Iron-Blooded Sword Hound, Arthur Leywin’s from The Beginning After The End , Rudeus Greyrat from Mushoku Tensei, Lith Verhen from the Supreme Magus etc.
No comments, one star review, 33k reads.
After scrolling to the bottom of the rankings, this is the lowest ranked novel at 1257. Perhaps it's ranking will change when I comment this, but who knows
it is my beginners novel years ago maybe 5-6 years i still remember its is my best novel i read this 3 times. after so many years accidently cross this novel again now this novel feel hilarious... but still special spot in my journey of reading novels. good for beginners no worry for plot holes, cringe Ness. just feeling nostalgic .
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This is one of my favorite manga back then and tbh, I've read this manga for more than 3times I think and now I'm reading this again but at novel, well I just missed the story. Although this is not the best cultivation novel, but the uniqueness is what gained my attention and also because of those low-key jokes, then just like that, this became one of my favorite.
D*MN, Zhang YanYan and her teammate deserves their predicament. If they can't handle the mission why take it? Then now she complains and cry like she was the victim, when in fact she was just a perpetrator who pretends to be pitiful. Zhang Guan is right, they think that just because they were elite they would be safe. Not even thinking it wasn't a game. Cruel as it may be, I don't pity her, she and her team deserves it, hope she grows up.
It was okay. I felt there should've been a better and deeper twin connection and their powers. I love twin stories but it wasn't fulfilled enough in this story. but all in all it was great. A bit rushed at the end but good.
It's not bad, actually. What hooked is that it's from the same author of Unscientific Beast Taming.
Settings is the beast taming era hasn't arrived yet, it was just about to begin. The protagonist is someone who can communicate with animals, and he is hailed from a long lineage of family having something to do with animals.
Overall, I quite like it. BTW, this is already translated in NU, but this has more translated chapters (although chop-chop).