Just started reading this book and love it !!!!
this book is really amazing. characters are interesting.
wow very touching story great read
Pls update.. your such as great writer
The Author kept mixing up the characters names and changing already established plots. I stopped reading at chapter 6, because the more I read the more confusing it becomes. If the Author can’t be bothered to read her own story, then she can’t blame readers for not wanting to read it either.
...... can’t wait anymore please complete it
Awesome! Great love story! Moving storyline, did not drag, held my attention from start to finish, great twist and turns and written well. Will continue to follow your completed works. Bravo author!
The narrative has been highly engaging thus far, providing a delightful reading experience that almost encourages binge-reading. The story is filled with an abundance of unexpected twists and turns, which could either captivate or confuse readers, setting it apart from conventional isekai narratives. Initially, one might perceive it as a familiar isekai tale, but that perception quickly shifts as the plot takes unexpected detours.
The characters, especially the antagonists, delve into complex layers that can evoke empathy, making you question your initial judgments. This novel has successfully piqued my interest, although the limited number of translated chapters is a minor setback.
In summary, the story stands out due to its uniqueness,趣味性, and compelling plot twists. The exploration of character depth adds an extra dimension, ensuring it's anything but a typical isekai adventure. To quote, "I sought copper and found gold," this book has exceeded my expectations.
, it's an okay historical novel, but it's difficult to define. It isn't quite a romance, nor an adventure, nor a political drama. By the end, I found myself asking, what was the point of this novel? It feels like a blend of biographical and slice-of-life genres, yet I never truly got to know or care about the protagonist.
Summary:
The eldest legitimate daughter of a duke, our main character (MC) is known throughout the capital as a noble, proper, and gentle young lady. Despite her privileged status, she feels isolated and trapped by her family's lofty expectations. Her aunt is a noble consort in the palace, her father wields military power as a duke, her stepmother fears offending her due to her status, and her younger sisters respect her. Her family and her consort aunt (the 4th prince's adoptive mother) want her to marry the 4th prince, the leading candidate for the crown prince. To facilitate this, they establish a schoolroom and invite King Ji (the emperor's younger brother) to teach the duke's children and the 4th prince.
As time passes, the MC notices that the 4th prince shows no interest in her, but rather gravitates towards one of her sisters. Secretly relieved, she hopes this will free her from her preordained fate. Meanwhile, King Ji is particularly attentive and strict with her, sparking a mutual attraction despite their suspicions and the constraints of their situation.
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King Ji initially teases and baits her, even threatening her for knowing too much about his plans. Yet, he eventually falls in love with her. She tries to ignore him but finds herself continually drawn to him, as he allows her to drop her façade of politeness and perfection. She ultimately decides to wait for him and trust her feelings, especially after he sabotages her other marriage prospects. Eventually, he usurps the throne, cripples the crown prince, names himself regent, and marries the MC, spoiling her rotten. The end.
Honestly, I have mixed feelings about this novel. Kudos to the author for creating teenage characters who act their age for once. The MC and her sisters are genuinely childish and immature in their behavior and outlook. The MC tries to maintain her steady and elegant demeanor, but it takes a toll on her.
This is why I struggle to classify this as a romance novel. Unlike the usual setup (with a transmigrated or reborn heroine, essentially an adult in a teenager's body), the MC is a true 14-year-old, both in age and mentality. In contrast, the male lead (ML) is 24, more experienced, and has authority over her as her teacher. While the age difference might not be historically inaccurate, it feels uncomfortable, as it seems like he's grooming and manipulating her.
Spoiler
Initially, the ML is intimidating and calculating, clearly stating his intention to use her for her family's power and ruining her other marriage prospects. As the novel progresses (around 40+ chapters), the author seems to realize that this isn't very "romantic" and tries to soften the ML's image by having the MC vent to him about her lack of freedom and choices. While he supposedly listens, we don't see a genuine change, as the MC decides to follow her heart and accept him almost immediately. The story concludes with a happy ending where the ML goes out of character, shedding his cold and scheming persona to spoil the MC.
The problem is that, beyond their mysterious falling in love, the characters lack depth and substance. We don't learn about their goals, passions, or regrets. The leads aren't partners, allies, or friends. The MC is so passive it's boring—she doesn't dare to desire anything since her family dictates her future—and the ML, supposedly a genius schemer, lacks consistency and seems aimless after achieving his goal.
There's nothing inherently wrong with this novel, but when I finished it, I was left thinking: that's it?
Even though i hadda read those last chapters like they were MTL this probably one my all time favorites
I'm giving this a 5-star rating because I feel like the current score is rather low, so I'm helping to increase it. Honestly, I can't decide if I loved it or not. It's an entertaining slice-of-life gaming story. Gremlin ML is both annoying and endearing, staying true to his college age persona – he's like that quirky, annoying friend you can't help but enjoy. I really do appreciate the main character, ML.
The protagonist, though, is also quite adorable in his own way. If you're in need of a lighthearted, feel-good read during a break from a heavy and emotional novel, this one fits the bill perfectly. It's a quick and charming pick that will bring a smile to your face.
Honestly, I'm already fed up with this rubbish problem that has more than 3,500 chapters, hand over that garbage and the story is continuing. At this point, they already seem like b*tch*s from the World Master.