I like this story, the plot is not boring
The protagonist isn't inherently evil; rather, she grapples with severe mental health issues and a tumultuous upbringing. In this virtual reality MMO, she becomes increasingly obsessed with combat. The backstory isn't extensively developed, but glimpses suggest a grim reality for the main character, whose understanding of right and wrong is blurred by her self-indulgent nature. Her late mother's guidance is the only moral compass keeping her from descending into darkness within the game.
Many readers seem to abandon the story after a few chapters, labeling it "edgy" without truly engaging. While there may not be a clear-cut plot, subtle details hint at a deeper narrative. A spoiler follows:
The protagonist's father, a significant investor, uses the game for nefarious purposes – brain scanning and AI research, hoping to复活 her deceased mother. However, he views his daughter as a monstrous relic of his past, despite his infidelity and other family dynamics. Despite this, she remains connected to him through their shared loss.
Given the incomplete exposition and reliance on inference, it's challenging to definitively rate the story. I lean towards a 3.5-star rating, but I usually round up if it wouldn't result in a perfect score.
What is his wives name ?
does it have any sm*t
For your sake my fellow daoist, I will read this whole novel, and if it ever mentions that he grew back hair, I will return to you, but mainly my biggest motivation to read this is because it's title reminds me of reverend insanity, so I have to check that myself to see if its good.
"This isn't the first time! Why do you look so shy?!"
-ch 5
The title has me laughing lol
Sorry, I gave up on this story. Su Li was too annoying, she doesn't impress me and I really don't know why she haan't taking revenge. 100 chapters and she just acts like a dumb klutz hurting herself. Seriously of all the FL's Reborn, Su Li has to be the dumbest one to hurt herself, act like a fool and I'm not even sure she knows how to fight. She can be whatever mf level, still not impress. She doesn't need to be reborn.
The reason why I mostly avoid reading Chinese novels is because of their names. How do I read names like these?Xiao Yuvi, Su Tuinji, Song Qinghing, Xi... etc. Almost all the names sound the same, it's confusing. And almost all their names start with X. But I still do my best to memorize their names. The novel is quite fun, but it feels repetitive, so I just dropped it at around 300plus chapters and plan to pick it up later. Tho I'm afraid I'll forget their names if I come back much later.
This scenario can be referred to as "Playing the Game of Deception." Let me briefly introduce the key players: Our protagonist, a wolf disguised as a sheep, the oblivious target, whom we'll call渣龚/Hubby, unsure of whom he's trying to deceive. Then there's the cunning antagonist, a seemingly innocent, ethereally beautiful "white swan" or White Lotus, and the film emperor/ex-boyfriend, possibly a naive victim himself, manipulated by the protagonist.
The storyline itself is engaging, but one must be wary of the morally complex characters. I rate it 4.5 stars. The main character exhibits remarkable manipulation, making any relationship with them feel unsettling, like navigating a world of illusions.
"\\"Seasons of Colors\\" is a captivating read that effortlessly weaves a tapestry of emotions. The narrative, with its vivid descriptions of life's changing hues, effortlessly draws you in. Each chapter resonates like a season, painting a breathtaking canvas of love, loss, and self-discovery. The characters are multidimensional, making them feel like old friends by the end. A delightful blend of profound insights and heartwarming moments, this book is a delightful journey that leaves one yearning for more. A true gem for literature enthusiasts."
I. Need. More. Gay. P*rn