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Recommend me some harem romance that you like or think it's good
That is how I can live without trying to basement the author into writing a chapter without flashback references
Is this true?
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Reading that synopsis I have to look at this
First and foremost, I express my heartfelt gratitude and immense appreciation to both the author and translator for their diligent efforts in creating this delightful story. Thank you so much! (Indonesian readers, let's raise our hands! ^ω^)
Reading through the comments, I couldn't help feeling a bit saddened. It seems there are many who don't particularly like the main character (MC), mainly due to his naivety and occasional carelessness. However, these traits define who Feng Ming is, and that's what makes him unique. Similarly, some don't appreciate the male lead (ML) because of his possessiveness, which might seem suffocating at times. Yet, that's what makes Rong Tian who he is.
I genuinely love every character and their development, even if they have flaws, as these imperfections shape them into their individual selves. I admire the author's vision for their personalities.
I fervently hope that this novel doesn't get discontinued, as I've heard volume 29 is still missing. Sigh... (╥_╥)
In summary, I adore this novel despite not being a fan of heavy political themes. Lastly, I wish everyone could enjoy it and express their critiques and suggestions more respectfully.
Let's not let the author lose motivation; please keep going, dear Master Feng Nong! This is truly a masterpiece! Love you! ^o^
Wishing you all a fantastic day! ^_^
It's almost like I always mention this in my reviews, but the manhwa truly stands out – the artwork is absolutely stunning! I did read the novel chapters simultaneously, and the storyline is decent. The main character, Navia, is quite likable. There are some typical antagonists introduced, but their depth isn't fully explored. The pacing is dreadfully slow, which leaves me feeling impatient, especially considering we're already at chapter 50. I fear it might drag on for ages, perhaps reaching 800 chapters, but the sluggishness mostly stems from repetitive plot points. Despite that, my affection for Navia keeps me going.
We haven't even had a glimpse of the male lead yet, and it seems like it'll be a while before they meet. My opinion on this story could shift drastically once that happens. From what we've seen so far, I suspect my initial liking might wane due to a slowburn romance or some inevitable misunderstanding or tragedy they'll face. That's just my hunch, though.
Tian Shu's Summary for Dummies
(COMPLETED)
Pros:
1. Clever and Intelligent MC
2. MC is somewhat OP (He is quite witty and is quick to utilize his technological prowess over others)
3. Zero to Hero Plot
4. Robots and Ships
5. Unlock Technology Levels
6. MC hops from world to world, experiencing different reincarnation
Cons:
1. It started great but becomes quite generic and repetitive near the end
2. Although he is technologically superior, it becomes less important in the later part and mostly it becomes more generic similar to how other cultivation novels are (Meaning the MC's tech aren't reliable so he cultivates his own prowess, they are just there to support him)
3. No romance (MC is too busy with powering himself that he just takes in a girl into his harem and never going to touch them again)
4. Too many names, cant remember
5. Its vibe is more of an Ancient Eastern one than a Modern world
Its a good read but read it casually ?
It was good at the start but it just got stupid. rushed events all the time. he is always 2 to 3 tiers lower then needed to be. always relying on demon abilities to battle. never meditates anymore. if rushing to increase his mind power for no reason. it’s just dumb at this point and I can’t continue
This has a lot of tags, wow. I'm almost done reading Ending Maker so looking for another LN of adventure with a romantic couple. Does this have that? Or is it cultivation trash with romance forced at the end?
Thanks for the update
Yea, I think so. In the earlier chapters the translations is soo good then suddenly it got difficult to understand. The names and events suddenly got jumbled up. You will got confused on who's who and when the specific event that they mentioned happened. But, I don't think it is entirely the translators fault, maybe the author also has some part on it.
