No because the upload schedule is abysmal.
am impressed u read this shit to that point, u have earned my respect
I suggest this for those who enjoy stories with a subtle dark tone. However, if you're sensitive to themes like attempted rape, graphic violence, or tragic side character arcs involving the main characters (HE), please exercise caution as it might not be suitable for you. Remember, it's entirely your choice whether to read or give a low rating, as no one is forcing you to do so. @Actualtrash has already offered a concise summary; you can refer to that for more information.
The protagonist, a web novel writer, found himself transported into a novel as Arsene Adele, the last descendant of a fallen noble family with demon blood. However, upon arrival, he faced a pressing issue – an assassination order. In a narrow escape from knights pursuing him, he stumbled upon a portal to the demon realm. Given that Asen's family was considered traitors, revealing his true identity would mean certain death in the demon world, making him appear enigmatic and suspicious.
At the demon academy, amidst comedic misunderstandings and preparations, he embarked on his journey. What captivated readers, including myself, was the thrilling storyline that unfolded. The Imperial Academy battle was nothing short of epic, showcasing character growth throughout the narrative.
One character whose transformation stood out was Samuel. Initially disliked, his character arc was profound, revealing the reasons behind his animosity towards Arsene and half-demons. As the author delved into Samuel's tragic past and personal growth, I couldn't help but become a fan.
Professor Ares' character development, while not necessarily earth-shattering, provided comic relief due to his belief that Asen was a spy. The pacing of the story was well-balanced, with characters constantly trying to uncover the protagonist's secret identity and their reactions during intense confrontations, both physically and verbally, kept me engaged.
Overall, the protagonist's progress in the story was captivating, and I eagerly followed each step. This novel truly had something for fans of character-driven narratives, offering a satisfying blend of action, intrigue, and emotional depth.
To be honest, FL comes across as foolish, and ML is even more so. I admit, I enjoy angsty stories, but this particular one didn't resonate with me. It's baffling how some people rate it 5 stars; it was a major snooze-fest for me.
The female lead's portrayal was consistently overconfident and convinced she was making the right decisions, which was highly frustrating. And the ML was an extreme character – an obsessed individual whose choices were utterly unrealistic and exasperating. Reading this was a painful experience.
I be thugging and sh*t.
Didn't expect northen blade novel to come
Around chapter 100? Pass it. It’s super slow romance but sweet and wholesome.
Question for the guys in future chapters. Will the main character get more handsome? It's just that right now he's being described as "ordinary". Not handsome not ugly, not tall or short. Just ordinary.
I'm out....
Wdym, it was a perfect conclusion for the story. Leaving us on an open ending and allowing us to think of what happened, which perfectly ties in with the story's central theme of using imagination to create reality.
Despite the fact that other dark type creatures are calling the MC "Lord", "King", and "Your Majesty", the female Lord of the MC, whose described as "smart", seemed to be dumbed down and constantly underestimate the MC's power. It's funny at first, but then it just became redundant and finally starts to piss you off when the female Lord's intelligence would always be nerfed when it came to discovering the MC's identity.