Highly recommended book to read.
always and forever my favourite author ... cuz I really love dark romance books and u are my one and only type of author ... patiently waiting for another masterpiece
Good story
The beginning held promise, with glimpses of character development, but unfortunately, the story took a nosedive into a preachy and overly self-righteous portrayal of the main character, attempting to appear tough. The world-building was minimalistic, serving mainly to justify the protagonist's overpowered nature, leaving inconsistencies and paradoxes in its wake. Characters were one-dimensional, mere stereotypes without any depth, lacking any meaningful exploration beyond their clichéd traits.
The narrative was disappointing, with a lack of originality. The romance started with themes of purity and devotion, only to become a harem plot, which felt cheap and the inclusion criteria being nothing more than having a crush on the protagonist. While the writing quality was decent at first, it deteriorated later on.
Overall, the book felt like a shallow fanfiction, reflecting the author's idealized vision of a hero and his desires. Here's my evaluation:
- World Building: 2/10
- Characters: 7/20
- Narrative: 9/40
- Writing Style/Quality: 7/20
- Depth: 1/20
Total Rating: 26/100
The closest that i know of are :
The tutorial is too hard
Turns Out To Be a Genius Duelist
The Primal Hunter (Good one, not rly tower climbing exactly but later on a dungeon thats very similar called nevermore)
Destroying My Own Novel(kinda similar)
edit: added 2 kinda similar
I absolutely adore the book cover; it truly encapsulates the storyline, which is quite amusing. The novel is an easy read, and I managed to finish it in one sitting. What I appreciated most was the protagonist's single-minded focus on her goal, and her perspective on money resonated with me. The three male characters, unfortunately, played a minor role, serving mainly as financial interests – I admired the protagonist for that.
As for the male lead, while he was well-developed, I do wish there were more interactions between them during her previous world-transmigrations. It would have added more depth to their relationship and made their connection more believable. Despite knowing each other, their initial meeting in the final world felt sudden.
The ending was satisfactory, with the three male characters getting their comeuppance. However, it left the story abruptly after the main character's "death," without delving into the aftermath or exploring how her passing affected them. It would have been intriguing to see the consequences, but given their peripheral roles, it's understandable that the author chose to prioritize wrapping up the main character's arc. The ending was abrupt, leaving me curious about the future of the protagonist and the male lead, like whether they pursued a romantic relationship or not, but alas, no such details were provided.
Overall, I believe the ending was fitting, even if it left some questions unanswered.
fantasy world with magic and knight class + adventurer guild = martial art is common tag in this type of story, it's just this particular author didn't focus on that point.
I stacked 8 months to get 15 chapters on a sword mirin novel, and the villain wants to live… don’t get me started on Sword Pilgrim
Okay I'm gonna give it a try and read it
Hiiii!!!!
Is this a good one? Saw it on promo at mangahasu.
Chill dude...you're literally scaring me from reading the novel. Should I still read it or what??