The story is not boring but it kinda makes u wanna read more so it’s good
Amazing, the author is a genius at making mana realistic as well as showing how history as effected its advancement. The types of powers in the book are also incredibly diverse. From genetic based to skill based, you never know if the opponent has a overpowered ability or can juice a basic spell with a million times the maximum or even creating things that break away from the science of magic and deletes into creativity like black flame or shadow flames, how shadows can infect darkness. That's just he world building lol.
IF YOU LIKE HAREM AND MAN OF THE SEA!! this is a must, its a very very very fun read, DU DU DUN DUN DU DUN DU DUN DUN DU DUND DUND DUND DUNDUND DUN DUN DUN*Don't bother me, i'm singing jack's theme*
This is one of many Pokemon-esque series where an MC randomly transmigrates to a parallel world and has OP pet-identifying abilities for no reason other than the author said so.
The MC is an adult who transmigrated into a teenager's body in a world similar to his, but they have magical pets and monsters. The transmigration adds nothing to the story, and the MC fits in as easily as if he spent his whole life there. He doesn't have any incongruencies to struggle through, so the transmigration is a pointless feature that could have been left out altogether. It doesn't contribute to the plot at all.
The MC is a mature, intelligent, hard-worker. He hasn't shown any character flaws so far, and he hasn't had any character or personality development in the free chapters. It is nice that he has a family, even though no one is shown to have any depth to their character designs either. Weirdly enough, although the MC claims to have no interest in beauty, the writer undermines this by giving him a pet that will eventually evolve into one called "Limitless Beauty" and eventually "God of Beauty."
The MC has an OP ability and an OP teacher and an OP resource and etc. from the very beginning. It looks like he's going to become overwhelmingly OP quickly.
The pets train and evolve like pokemon as they grow stronger. Even their attacks have the same names as those used in pokemon. I love monster evolution, so it's fine with me. There are a limit to how many pets a person can have, so each one is precious.
HOWEVER, these pets are referred to as "it" rather than he/she, even when the gender is known. Furthermore, the translation team eventually stops from referring to the lowest ranking pets as "servants" and calls them "slaves," which has a completely different connotation in English. There are also many other odd nuances that don't work well in English and distract readers from the narrative.
The action isn't vivid and lacks details, so it doesn't give me any adrenaline rush. It's just not exciting. That said, the fast pace of the writing can keep it going for awhile. Unfortunately, the writing quality just isn't enough to stand up for it. Where's the conflict the MC is struggling with? Oh, there isn't one. How did the development and culture in this place differ from our world? What about the technology? Oh, it's all the same. Are there people capable of taking on the MC in the future? No, it doesn't look that way.
This series is interesting and would have potential if it were reworked with a focus on character depth and development with world-building. At the level of the free chapters, though, I only see it as being good for a free casual read.
Great read, but nobody picks it up for translatig but Ifound this site where they translate from chapter 61, if you like this novel it might interest you
http://twosisters.rf.gd/
I really like this novel. Its a wuxia novel rather than a xianxia novel (Its more based on mythology and stuff like demons than cultivating into godhood/immortality).
The world of the novel is about demons trying to invade the human world, and humans were forced to join together to fight the demons. There is a surprising amount of unity amongst humans when faced with a bigger threat, which is a fresh breath of air from the constant betrayals and evil people that seem to be the norm in most chinese novels.
Also, there haven't been any overused tropes such as arrogant young masters, which is really nice.
Overall, I'd strongly recommend the novel. The techniques and cultivation system in the novel seem interesting, the MC's character and personality are not boring/annoying to read about, and overall the novel is a nice fresh breath of air from the 100000 novels about some random MC becoming immortal while encountering a million arrogant young masters along the way.
Hormonal **** who saves a girl in a f*cking game as a monster, becomes her slave as a "after sale reward" but he's just a p*ssy, MC legit has all the cliché bad things happening to him, girl friend breaks up with him for his bully, gets bullied because he looked at rich kids girl or smt, suddenly his dad has to pay a debt in a week but he can't afford it, father suffering an illness, etc. This is legit the most cliché stuff you can find on this site, it's honestly would be parody if they didn't take themselves so seriously. A wasted novel.
Not into video games at all since it is a male lead but the transmigration plot really will drive you in! What if he cannot go back to his real world?
This novel is very good. MC is very OP but that's 99% of the novels. NPC's feel like real people who react to the world and are smart. The author here borrows from Naruto and reincarnation of the strongest sword god.
author you should let them become pregnant in this and him having more than one woman ............... .... .... ... ... ... .. .. . . . . . .. .
petition to bring back the world of deities.........................................................................................................................
Has so much potential but the story is all over the place. Starts out nice enough, lays out the method of leveling and such. Then proceeds to discard the method and throws around big numbers with no real explanation of how he is leveling at all. Easily kills opponents who from the description should be plenty stronger than the mc. And at one point pulls either an inventory or item creation method out of no where with no explanation. If you’re just looking for a fun read and can ignore the flaws its alright but if you want consistency then go elsewhere.