The only bad thing about this is the LACK OF D*MN CHAPTERS. WE NEED MORE WE NEED MORE
garbage can't even go past chapter 1 without wanting to kill myself
Thanks that makes about half the novels I've read make much more sense?
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"Exploring the Wilderness: Activating Proficiency in All Professions" is a thought-provoking and transformative novel that invites readers on a metaphorical journey through life's challenges and self-discovery. The author masterfully weaves together the themes of resilience, adaptability, and the power of personal growth, drawing parallels between the wilderness as a metaphor for both physical and professional exploration.
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It depends I get a lotm feel from I’ll surpass the mc in the way it’s written, but kill the sun is very unique and the mc is like f*ck*ng insane.
Oh. Wasn‘t that part added together with the epilogue..? Sorry, I just saw that the last chapter was uploaded…
I read the part that was lost in the great wipe on another site…
so, the second part I was talking about (that doesn‘t exist) meant the story after this epilogue chapter
Please tell us if there were any improvement in the translation and what chapter the improvement appears...
the novel is great .. but the translation ruined it around chapter 200 or something
Original novel in Chinese stops at chap 1999, the author stopped writing the story in 2019. Thus would recommend not to read as it's incomplete.
This Author is pretty dumb not gonna lie. His sence of power scale is so off the wall it's absurd. Idk if he thinks it's cool or suppose to be awe inspiring or what but God it's annoying.. I've read like 50 chapters and if I wasn't already invested in taking notes so I could remember all the characters I would probably drop this. But the story itself isn't to bad. Just dumb things the author adds to "spice things up". I won't read anything by him after this, that's for sure lol.