I truly appreciate the narrative's strong emphasis on the characters' relationship, with minimal unnecessary backstory. It's delightful to see the main characters, ML and FL, putting in their best efforts to mend and revitalize their damaged connection. My only hope is that the FL discovers the depth of the ML's feelings for her. Thank you for the high-quality translation.
This novel is great.
This novel is bulshit.
Read it
I love this novel thank you for writing it
Now write it fricking faster
Yes I also remember those days when I went through various QI Deviations when I was new on the path of cultivation.
It sounded like a song lyrics or title cmon
Ch258? Well in all major fights robald using only his huge fire ball and that all. He got tons of spells and ways to use them. But all he do is just waiting mana on that shit ball. . .
And here we go again 259ch. Who would have thought FIREBALL
There's a website called novel updates you can use to check stuff like this. it has about 3200 total chapters for this one
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Completed the whole thing! My thoughts are... well, quite intricate. But I enjoyed it, 8 out of 10! The female lead (FL) has a distinctiveness. She's, eh, let's call it shamelessly determined. She pours her heart into pretending to be a guy, even when it lands her in awkward spots; she keeps pushing forward. Thankfully, it often works out for her! Unfortunately, we readers endure the emotional turmoil alongside her... (lots of it)
The male lead (ML) seems cool and composed, but there are moments where he displays a surprising purity, almost naively so. Perhaps that's how the future villainous version of him turned so... twisted, like a contrast between black ink on white paper. He discovers her real gender around... oh, about 70% into the story (I'm referring to chapter 180 out of 251 on the website I read). Before that, there's a fair share of panic from his side. He was actually a bit disappointed when he found out, as all his efforts seemed wasted, hehe.
However, there's a word of caution: the narrative includes some harsh scenes, possibly adhering to the original horror story theme. There's a particularly disturbing incident involving a child ghost and the FL's family. Both situations are truly distressing. Additionally, there's some societal prejudice against LGBTQ+ issues, but it's addressed relatively well, so no need to worry too much.
Despite these elements, the connection between the FL, ML, and other characters (including the original ones) makes the story worthwhile. Initially, I didn't care for them, but they gradually grew on me, like a fungus, and before I knew it, I felt invested in their journey. So, overall, the writing is decent, the pacing is good except for the rushed ending, and the characters are endearing. Give it a read if you can!
Honestly, I'm unsure about the story's progression. The concept is intriguing, and overall, it's decent, but the repetitive nature has me concerned. The initial premise is fresh, and most elements are well-executed. However, the constant repetition of the same ideas might make me lose interest. If you can overlook the repetitive nature, it's a solid above-average tale. On the flip side, the repetitiveness might become grating, so it's uncertain how long I'll stay engaged. In summary, a promising start with a unique premise, but the execution could be improved by reducing redundancy.
"Reverend Insanity" is a captivating read that takes you on an emotional rollercoaster. The protagonist's unwavering faith intertwined with his疯狂之举 keeps you hooked from start to finish. The author's deft storytelling weaves a web of intrigue, challenging societal norms and delving into the depths of human resilience. A thought-provoking exploration of faith, redemption, and the power of the unconventional, this novel leaves a lasting impression long after the final page. Highly recommended for those seeking a mind-bending literary journey.
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