Ali_Jutt_8307
ill probably wait until its finished, but IET never fails to entertain me
New chapters alert ⚠️
Loving this gim so awesome i gust cant stop reading it
Not even half way thru the prologue but this looks fun
Anime covers up to 127 for those interested in that. But I do recommend reading anyway since a lot of things are a bit different.
I've read this elsewhere and it's way better then it sounds lol also there are more chapters out then what it says here.
Don't say this because it will make lovers of clichés stupid writing and vulgar stories get angry.
10 months and yet. . . nothing
RftIW cultivation, world building and characters are pretty good. There are other cultivators that are stronger, friends and enemies. MC personality is really expresive and human, not like RotUI. Economics and politics are the best in this one (or the only one which has real effort on it). Things add up and the novel is good, it has a touch of slice of life which colours it a lot and disguises the qi/dian mandaments. the qi/dian direction is the only bad point of the novel really. There is s*x and various girls.
4/4
A great read! This type of novel has become my favorite lately. The pacing is excellent, and the characters are well-developed.
There are several challenges the main character faces throughout the novel, which adds depth. The story offers a slice-of-life perspective on how a celebrity male group lives, and the touch of supernatural elements brings extra vibrancy to the narrative.
I'm unsure about my current progress, around Chapter 30, but it's been quite a frustrating experience. It appears that the main antagonist might not be the demon king at all, but rather the system and the supposedly supportive sun god. The system feels more like a burden than a aid, creating an environment where the protagonist is constantly tormented. It's almost as if the entire world were designed to cause the MC suffering. I'm half-joking when I say this, but I wouldn't be surprised if the demon king turns out to be a redeemable character, or even a mid-level boss with the real final boss being the system, the sun god, or some unforeseen twist.
There are some inconsistencies, but the writing itself is generally well-done. I don't want to give a low rating purely based on that. However, the constant frustration is pushing me to the point where I'd almost welcome a tragic ending if the MC were to end their own journey in the next chapter.
The story is incredibly unoriginal, formulaic, and predicable, particularly when it comes to the romantic aspect. For those familiar with the genre, you could easily anticipate around 80% of the storyline by the second chapter.
