Daoist_Culture
Wow! Nice read, update more pls ......
For those of you who might hesitate to read this due to possible second-hand embarrassment or other reasons:
This is an amazing novel and far better than I expected it to be. It will definitely be worth your time.
It’s a unique transmigration story, unlike any other I’ve read. By chapter 34, the story mainly focuses on the MC’s parents, and I’m surprisingly happy about this development.
Initially, I thought I’d be more interested in seeing Qin Shiwu (the MC) develop a romantic relationship, but now I’m 100% more invested in his parents’ story and the progression of their romance.
Everything was funny and lifted my spirits. I finished chapter 34 with a smile and am eagerly looking forward to their interactions in the future, watching their relationship grow a little more with each chapter.
In the end, it all comes down to personal preference, so whether you like it or not, I hope my review helps. I wish you all a wonderful day.
Thank you to the translator and the author for creating this plot and translating it into English. Your work is greatly appreciated.
Firstly, for those seeking a story where the protagonist, after acquiring incredible powers, seeks revenge on those who wronged them, I suggest you explore "Sutaretara Yuusha no Eiyuutan" or "Legendary Shield Hero" instead, as that might better align with your expectations. Although the premise involves a cunning yet vulnerable character, our protagonist Nagumo Hajime, being indirectly targeted by a classmate, this narrative does not revolve around revenge.
Nagumo starts as an ordinary anime fan, bullied by a classmate who genuinely tries to befriend him due to his kindness and unique traits. Summoned to another world, he finds himself in a dangerous situation alongside classmates, where jealousy and foolish actions lead to a tragic accident that leaves him disfigured – losing an arm, an eye, and nearly turning into a violent barbarian without the intervention of the female lead.
The central theme of this book is about betrayal and survival in a hostile new world, where both divine manipulation and monsters threaten one's existence. Following a traumatic experience, Nagumo, driven by the instinct to survive, becomes ruthless towards threats but maintains empathy for his companions and the innocent. He focuses on finding a way back to his own world, utilizing his newfound abilities wisely, rather than seeking petty revenge. The story is not about revenge, but rather a journey of friendship, self-discovery, and unconventional choices, all while navigating the challenges of the new world. I would rate the main storyline at 4.5/5 and the after-story, filled with humor, at a full 5/5.
I'd like to clarify that starting from Chapter 43, the translation quality takes a significant dip, as it appears to be heavily reliant on machine translation with numerous issues. You may encounter characters with inconsistent names within the same chapter, unclear genders, and mistranslations such as "Ballista" being mistakenly translated as "barista." This constant need for pause and mental correction disrupts the flow of the story, making it less enjoyable to read.
I gotta say that Volume 2: Chapter 94.2 gotta be the most wtf moment I've ever read . How can these people be so twisted ?!
Can u guys remind me of the God levels. I forgot to screen shot when he was explaining :(( and
What happened to I will kill the author I was waiting for it to finish
What happened to this novel? Wasn't it like top 10 at one point, was is because of the great reset?
just like the other guy said i do not know any novels that are slice of life in its entirety, because most slice of life are usually mixed with action.
you could read
-cultivation chat group
May I know what happened?
Pls tell me u're not 49???
instead of ' no, it's dio ' it should have been ' kono dio da '
