A Shounen/Slice-of-Life hybrid focusing on the father-daughter relationship between a sword and its wielder. Surprisingly, despite its 1200 chapters, very little weird stuff happens.
I wholeheartedly recommend this series, but be aware that the translations can get quite rough between chapters 300-400 as the series is passed between multiple translators.
The first few dozen chapters are a bit rough, but once it gets going, it’s hard not to fall in love with this series.
I’d recommend watching the anime adaptation first, if you haven’t already. It only covers up to the first 60 chapters, though. The manga will get you into the mid-100s, adding plot details not present in the anime, including the early introduction and development of certain characters that don’t appear until much later in the novel. Thank you for reading.
I became emotionally attached to the story due to the protagonist's childhood, which is definitely my favorite part - filled with light-hearted moments and playful interactions. There were a few scenes of slapstick humor. However, as the characters grew older, the tone took a sad turn, which was somewhat unexpected but inevitable. Watching those once carefree children turn against each other tugged at my heartstrings. Thankfully, the ending brought some resolution and happiness, as the focus shifted back to the family bonds. Initially drawn for the romantic aspect, I stayed for the warm and fuzzy family dynamics.
This is an incredibly adorable novel. It had me feeling light-hearted and carefree from beginning to end. It's filled with sweetness and love, without any melodrama or angsty moments.
It's fantastic that I feel compelled to leave a review for the first time, as the story is genuinely hilarious and delightful! Although there are misunderstandings, they aren't caused by poor communication or overly dramatic situations; rather, they serve an integral part in推动剧情发展.
I can't help but wonder if the author has a legal background, given how well-constructed the case analyses are. I'd love to see a different outcome, but overall, I'm quite satisfied with the narrative. ?
MaoZeHong, founder or the CCP (Chinese Cat Party) approves this novel.
Read no further, it is a fantastic novel. Read it, enjoy it, bask in the MC's glory.
Praise to the tentacle gods (dw they're not THAT kind of tentacle gods)
(They are a bit possessive tho?) [The Nameless Chaos Watches Over You]
P.S.: Read my rating for more detailed information, but definitely a good read :)
indeed. that shaped my standards for regression novels and MCs. and i cant find anything similar to that.
Oh i just noticed the picture so it's actual farming in the dungeon not..ya know dungeon monster farming
How you found my joke after 3 months?
go to inbox and see my deleted reply ^^
On first read.. I thought this was a foreign language, 2nd read, its a variety of a Filipino language... That I understand but can't do..
+ Young years were an awesome read
+ I liked the way the MC behaved towards others
- The romance is slightly off
- Ending was mid compared to the earlier half
There is also a manwha of this, although I'm not sure if it's completed.
If you feel this isn't for you, consider reading other works of Tang Jia San Shao like douluo dalu
7/10
Bro. He literally won’t understand anything if he starts with chapter 80.