If you're reading this, then you're already a fan for viewing this book. Please, kindly drop a honest review on this book. I just want to know if there's someone that like what I'm writing or if the book doesn't look good. thank you!
please please complete your all pending books.... I just love what you write
I tried to enjoy this story but I just couldn't. t
kept me on my toes, more please!
Is this book 4 of the guardian series?
112 chapters 7-2-23
Definitely worth reading, a very amazing novel so far
Thank you for the translation!
I stumbled upon this novel by chance but have been really enjoying the story so far. I can't believe I've already caught up to the latest translations and am saddened by the sudden halt.
Why!? I need to know how Kennard is going to handle his marriage dilemma and whether he will take any action or continue being a jerk by using Elena.
If he chooses the latter, I can't wait to see him suffer when the truth about Elena's significance is revealed. Not that I know for sure, but it's just an assumption.
Please keep translating; you're doing a fantastic job! Although, sometimes the pronouns are used incorrectly.
In brief:
Avoid reading Arufureta, especially if you're sensitive to young adult protagonists with no literary background. The series lacks value for your time.
For a detailed explanation:
The first volume starts off decent, with a standard revenge tale about a desperate protagonist overcoming adversity, seeking freedom, and acquiring unique abilities. It's a compelling story with a clear goal. However, volume two marks a rapid descent, akin to a kamikaze dive in the原著.
While the first volume isn't revolutionary, it's enjoyable. If the series were adapted into an anime (which might happen despite its lack of quality), one can hope for a limited 12-episode adaptation sticking to the first volume's plot. But once beyond that point, the narrative loses its coherence and creativity. The main character becomes a dark and brooding anti-hero, riding a magic-powered motorcycle, accompanied by a vampire love interest, and engaging in unrealistic actions without logical explanations.
The author seems to justify these actions arbitrarily, disregarding the rules of the story universe. There's no depth or originality to be found, making the series feel like a shallow, self-indulgent creation. It's as if a group of adults invaded a child's play area, forcing their own interests upon it.
Those who enjoy the mindset of a pre-teen or immature reader might find something to like, but for the rest of us, the series earns a score of 4/5 for the initial volume and a disappointing 0/5 for the subsequent parts.
kinda, this novel is hard to enjoy
nope, the only male disciple doesn't enter his harem lol.
Does anyone know what is going on with this??