LordDragonMonarchRVz
Omg I absolutely love love this book it captured me right from the start highly recommend
83 chapters 9-1-24
plz update
author !?!? update already.
I loved this book. I just reread it
8 chapters 7-25-23
This book has undeniably been an emotionally intense experience for me. It consistently evokes strong feelings with each read, causing me to shed tears at the conclusion of each storyline. If you seek catharsis, whether through sadness, despair, or angsty love, this is the book for you. The profound emotional impact I felt upon first reading it, akin to the gut-wrenching sensation I got from watching "Clannad" or "Anohana," lingers in my memory.
I can empathize with those who rate it lower due to similarities in subsequent storylines, but these serve as essential groundwork for the relationships that develop later on. Accusations of lack of character growth are unfounded, as the protagonist's complexity unfolds throughout the narrative.
As you delve into the story, you'll undoubtedly become emotionally invested, particularly during the reality arc. A helpful strategy could be to skip unappealing arcs and jump straight to the reality section to grasp the general plot without getting too overwhelmed.
The only minor concern I have is the length of some chapters, particularly towards the end, where certain arcs stretch out. However, the extended emotional journey makes the experience worthwhile, amplifying the heartache by the climax.
If you prefer to focus on the emotional core and bypass the entire book, arcs three, seven, and ten offer the saddest endings, which might hit you the hardest.
Is this novel in a 1 month per mass upload schedule?
I found this novel enjoyable for its lighthearted "protagonist's luck" storyline, where everything seems to work in their favor. It's not a realistic tale, but it provides a soothing read if one chooses not to delve too deeply into its unrealistic aspects. The protagonist doesn't experience significant hardships; yes, there were family ups and downs and a breakup, but he navigated those challenges with an optimistic demeanor. In fact, his ex's fixation on him afterward suggests that he might not have been wronged. Overall, it's a self-satisfying narrative.
The translator skillfully breaks down each chapter into manageable sections (C82 to C25, Part 5), ensuring that the content remains clear and accessible for English readers. (*_^)
Trash count family worth it?
Wth where the other 150+ chapters go?
Maiden of the Cursed Blade (妖刀姬) is a Chinese Web Novel written by Carrot Sauce (罗将神) and translated by Aoi. It is ongoing with 1759 Chapters.
