I don’t know how this boon has a bunch of 5 star reviews…From the introduction of so many new characters in every chapter, to confusing story lines.. All in all, the most confused book I have ever come across and for over 150 chapters?? Ridiculous….
wow! Miriotskie you uploaded the chapters already ......, well done ......
mehh oink ...
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The best I've read so far! More updates author.
It's one of my favorite books.. nice work, author.
and we just passed out on the side walk and next chapter.. ahh not enough credit. I'm really liking it so far
Good story. You need an editor. Hope there is a book 2 because the ending felt like a cliffhanger, which I really dislike.
I am so hooked.
thAnkzz fOr thE update!
Some people hate this novel, while others, like me, absolutely love it. I usually enjoy novels with a badass main character (MC) and all that comes with it, but even without those elements, I find this one incredibly entertaining. I adore the MC's cuteness, decision-making, and his overall character. Every time he makes a move, it feels like I'm right there with him, and I actually get goosebumps from the scenes. The way the author describes the scenes, how the MC acts, and how the audience feels—it all connects with me in an unexpected way. I don’t know why, but this novel is really something special.
Up to where i stopped reading, there wasnt. However, considering the "no harem" tag, then most likely there will be
i almost reached a breakthrough after struggling through this translation. my mind and spirit now unbreakable
I must admit, I'm pleasantly surprised. Typically, stories with titles similar to this one tend to be clichéd or insubstantial. Surprisingly, this one stands out as an exception. It presents an above-average tale (though not extraordinary) about arrogant nobles, where their arrogance meets its downfall when a commoner introduces a groundbreaking technology.
However, I feel that the portrayal of the nobles could use more depth. While they engage in reprehensible actions, the narrative somewhat downplays the severity. Overall, I would rate it between 3.5 and 4 stars - enjoyable but not mind-blowing. It's a decent read, but once finished, it might not leave a lasting impression.