K4geno_K4mi
ugh my brain
Chapter 15 and 16 are the same. =_=#
ahh i hate romance and i love action but the cover is amazing what do i do ahhh f*ck it i’ll give it a try
Which one is 7 deadly sins?
Wish I can give this garbage negative rating because 2.8* is still too high
I think u cant, but u can up on webnovel or other website and become Patreon on this site and ask admin to put ur choice of a novel on this site, maybe it works, maybe
I'm literally on the same place as you. I read the manhwa and I didn't really liked it. Some people say manhwa has bad adaptation and the novel is better. I don't really know what to do.
Search because we will be banned of the face of this planet
The novel started off decent, but unfortunately, my interest waned around chapter 71 when a series of clichéd events occurred that derailed my excitement. The revelation that the main character's sister suddenly gained highly convenient, plot-driven abilities – including a few others that seemed tailor-made for dungeon adventures – struck me as implausible. To make matters worse, I didn't particularly like the sister character, and now she's thrust into the story as a constant presence, which feels annoying to me. I'd rather not read a tale where the protagonist is constantly babysitting his moody sister. So, I've decided to drop the book.
Having devoured "Hell Revival: My Succubi Are Too Powerful," I must say it's an intriguing blend of fantasy and unexpected humor. The protagonist's journey, from ordinary man to reluctant hero, kept me hooked with its witty banter and intense action sequences. The succubi characters, far from stereotypical, added depth and spice to the narrative, making them both captivating and challenging for the hero to handle. A must-read for fans of unconventional romance and thrilling adventures that push boundaries.
Having devoured "Resurrection: My Mundane Life as a Half-Demon," I found this literary journey an intriguing blend of the supernatural and the relatable. The protagonist's struggle to balance his demon heritage with his human emotions resonated deeply, making for a compelling read. The author's vivid storytelling kept me hooked from beginning to end, seamlessly weaving together action and introspection. It's not just a tale of battles but also of self-acceptance, making it a thought-provoking treat for those who love a touch of the extraordinary in their everyday lives.
i'll give it a chance, i was looking for something "new"
