very nice book
As an avid reader of fast-paced reincarnation novels, I can confidently say that this stands out among the best I've encountered. I read it all through with machine translation and found it thoroughly satisfying. The storyline deviates slightly from typical reincarnation tales, which becomes apparent as you progress through the first world. Initially, I started with the intention of setting aside time without impacting my studies, but that proved to be a mistake – the narrative was so captivating that I couldn't put it down until well past the halfway point, around chapter 1500.
I wholeheartedly recommend giving this book a try. What draws me is the protagonist's determination and intelligence. She gradually recognizes her flaws and works tirelessly to improve. Although not naturally gifted, her character shines through perseverance, consistency, and dedication, which makes her endearing.
In terms of romance, it develops at a slow pace, but the male lead maintains a significant presence, so fear not. The central theme of revenge is expertly executed, and the resolution delivers a satisfying conclusion. For those on the fence, I strongly encourage giving this novel a chance.
Dude u fucking killed him ?
This novel is a good example of how bad translation destroys a novel.
Anyone have some news as to why it stopped updating?
What is "the damned demon"
I'm surprised to find this novel so low in the ranking, I've read almost half of it and although it's not the future benchmark for the genre, it's still a very good novel.
The Harem is not a problem (I am a fervent harem hater) since it appears a bit at the very beginning of the novel and is only mentioned a few times afterwards.
Ehh ain't my taste. It's too fast paced. And the characters are just... Stereotypical. I can't really see significance of the mc.. and the fmc was just annoying. Maybe if they put a quick cliche backstory about how he did something for her when they were kids, it'd be at least .1% more tolerable but I simply don't understand why she's so clingy and why he's so tolerant towards how condescending her character unconsciously is. He could've shown more discomfort of being looked down on as a poor kid. This is only after reading 20 chapters. It's not that serious, but I always feel annoyed when mc like this are so confident in themselves even though their so reliant on others. So I just felt like ranting about it...
Question, I stopped reading this at 380pkus chapters in the past and just wanna ask to those who had finished it, but what is Sherlock's true identity anyway??
This book has been bothering me since I read it a few weeks ago. Initially, I started with "Runaway Guide," which has a different perspective but covers similar events. I abandoned it and moved on to "ABO Cadets" without realizing they belong to the same universe. Eventually, I revisited "Runaway Guide" to conclude the story.
Both novels suffer from glaring plot holes and illogical scenarios, with "Wayward Guide" being particularly problematic, as omegas are said to die without an accompanying alpha during their heat. However, what about widows or omegas with deployed partners? There's no medical solution mentioned, yet people can create omega-specific drugs at home, which stretches credibility.
I can overlook the bending of scientific principles and occasional illogical plot developments. But what truly irks me is the portrayal of sex. In the book I'm currently reading, "You've Got Mail: A Cautionary Tale," the author explicitly depicts consent and pleasure, which is refreshing. In contrast, this book leaves me uncertain about whether the omegas are willingly involved or if their reactions are involuntary. The dialogue from the alphas, such as "I won't let you off that easily" or "We're not finished after just one round," doesn't provide clarity on the matter.
This novel is great.
This novel is bulshit.
Read it
Translation is dropped i think