The story is so heartthrobing! That is not even a word. It has romance but not too much. But I gets so dark... be wary? I legit spent money for the first time on this app for this story. It good. All I want is more updates.
As of Chapter 461, this Novel has been pretty good. I have seen a lot of reviews talking about some selection process, and I don't really know anything about that, but the novel has one of the better settings I've seen. The setting is unique and circumstances are interesting. The story takes place on an unknown world after an entire city transmigrated 50-100 years ago. There seems to be a sort of system in place to help limit the destruction, but it seems that in this era its slowly fizzling out. MC has returned back in time after the City was destroyed 50 years in the future, and He has a system that rewards him for contributing to humanity. It really doesn't give him much direction or anything, but he knows the previous history to some extent and works to help the City survive. Part of what makes this novel different I think is the scope of the decisions the MC has to make as the novel progresses. He starts out dealing with his own issues in his life and affecting the classmates around him, but eventually he has to evaluate the city's society as a whole, but from a position where he doesn't have control. At this point he has a middling amount of influence, but has to tackle society wide problems like inequality, unemployment, and contrasting political factions. The Cultivation is not really the main focus of the novel at this point, but there is an aspect of detective work, as he remembers who the enemies were, but doesn't remember or know the finer details. There are many unsolved mysteries, and as the scope of the novel grows I'm hoping we get more answers. That is not to say there isn't fighting. There definitely is, but the MC has had to go against the grain of the Society's one-shot fighting style so that everyone can better understand how the future fights will need to be won to minimize casualties. So the MC has less focus on overwhelming power. The side characters are interesting and varied, although it seems like after a certain point they lose their place as an active member in the story. Not that they are forgotten, because they tend to show up in small ways during crisis, but more that they have lost their place as part of the storytelling. It's a situation where they still exist in the world and are mentioned from time to time, but are not necessarily a device for plot progression anymore. However that does lead to a wide cast of characters, and lets many people become important parts of the story at certain times, and at least the are not completely forgotten. Overall I would recommend giving this novel a shot. I can't make any promises about what the future holds, but up until this point it has been very good.
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I’m loving this story- waiting for updates is killing me!
Let's talk about the structure of this thing because the author is a menace. Chapter 1 opens with an EXECUTION. Full-on battlefield, sister betrayal, the man she thought was a monster sacrifices his life for her, she kills herself right after, and then — BOOM — she wakes up reborn a year earlier. That is an absolute narrative rollercoaster and I was not ready. The transition from death to rebirth is handled so smoothly too. One moment she's holding his lifeless body, the next she's hearing his voice calling her name, and she's not fully awake yet. "Yuan Jue, don't die, don't die" murmured in her sleep, and then his voice answering "A Yin, A Yin..." The way the author uses her sleep-talking as a bridge between lifetimes is genuinely clever. No clunky "and then she woke up in the past" exposition — it just happens organically. And then Chapter 2 immediately pivots from emotional devastation to this incredibly tender, almost fluffy scene where she grabs his sleeve and refuses to let him leave. The whiplash is real but it WORKS. You're still crying from Chapter 1 and suddenly you're watching a woman who just watched her husband die throw herself into his arms and ask if he likes her. The emotional range in these two chapters is insane. The pacing of the rebirth revelation itself is also well-handled. She doesn't immediately figure out she's been reborn — she's confused, her mind is in chaos, and it's only after Yuan Jue leaves that Qiuzhi reminds her of what happened. "Miss, you accidentally fell into the water while playing with Second Miss." And THEN the memories click into place. The author lets the reader discover the timeline alongside the protagonist, which is so much more engaging than just dumping exposition.
Love it. Put thus book on your 'must read list!
Its a good thing I read the comments. I'll stop at the early chapters now rather than be disappointed.
Really enjoy this book
love this book! already onto the next ...
best book ever
Great story, can't wait to see what happens next!
author please please please don't end the book like others.....happy ending with tormentor ......