Chibi9139
I like this book but need more
Here is a short apology note:
My readers,
Apologies for the missed updates.Life got crazy busy this week. Thank you for your patience. New content coming and the book would be concluding in two days.
Thank you for your support so far. I don’t take it for granted!
Rating this book a 90%...️
Hey are you going to finish either book or when will we get an update of either of your current books???
superb in all literary considerations!!
To be honest, I remember reading this probably last year, or when it had only a few chapters on NovelUpdate. I read it all in machine-translated English, but it wasn't difficult at all.
The main reasons I dropped the novel and placed it in my DNF (Did Not Finish) personal reading list:
The main character (MC) was too overpowered and progressed way too quickly, which made the plot pretty boring. Personally, I prefer stories where the protagonist grows from weak to strong, with a slower and more believable strength buildup.
The "harem" aspect was just... too over-the-top, lacking any semblance of realism. I've read some well-written polyamory romances. For example, in "The Wheel of Time" series by Robert Jordan, the male MC having multiple love interests worked because each female character was written as a fully realized individual with their own personalities and depth. In contrast, the female love interests in this novel are reduced to cardboard cutouts. You can barely tell them apart. Moreover, as the MC gains strength, his "golden finger" seems to match him with additional wives, linking his strength directly to his "wife game." This is bizarre and poorly executed. The idea that the government would force strong warriors to have multiple wives to "save humanity" is laughable. It’s clear the author just wants an excuse for the MC to have an excessive number of wives, as if it makes him more masculine. This kind of wish-fulfillment fantasy lacks quality in world-building and character development. Polyamory stories can be written well—if the author doesn’t focus solely on the "overpowered masculinity" to the detriment of the plot.
The only somewhat interesting aspect of this novel is the action. However, there are far better-written action novels out there, so I decided to drop it after passing the 100-chapter mark (I don’t remember exactly which chapter I was on, and my browser history didn’t help).
Mah boy. I have 4 years reading novel and im lvl 23 currently.
I can call my self the so called "experience reader". Can i?
And let me tell u that, none of us "experience reader" dislike this novel.
Before the great wipe incident in this page this novel was filled up with the so called "experience readers".
And let me guarantee u that at that time the comment section was a whole 180° different to it is rn.
Bc nobody waste time acting like they r some soft of ultra-pro author to judge this novel.
The more u read, the more u realize how excellent is this novel.
It has nothing special, predictable, yes, but it successfully does what 90% of the other novels cant:
It has a great story, its a rushing story but u doesnt rlly feel rushed. Except for the ending.
It has no significant plot hole, contradiction. It has a great logic. The author didnt bite more than he can chew.
So in conclusion. It doesnt do anything outstanding. But it doesnt F*CK UP either.
Which put it in top 10%
Does this have a manhwa adaptation?
Looking for a good opmc novel. Is this one. Is translation and characters good enough to read?
I’m at chapter 214 and just remembered MC’s pet. Whatever happened to it? It’s been a while since it was last mentioned. Was it just used as a convenient plot device to aid the MC and now that it’s role is to just sell meng, it faded into obscurity?
agreed, alot of ppl dont read this bcz the mc is a woman, and it shows how biased they are.
Harem is for simps
