The story maybe good but it gets frustrating when writer is confused on names, between Jason and Johnson, and Tina and Fiona in first 2 chapters!!
Tbh this novel is not bad but I don't like the character of mc. It's very uneventful. Everytime mc solves his enemies with one move. There's no suspense. And mc is very passive. He has no courage to confess his feelings to the fml (reincarnated girl) and creates excuses. Even for the Gu li girl he neither accepts nor rejects her feelings. I don't understand what's stopping him from accepting those girls. It's not like his cultivation world regress if he has a gf.I feel like the author doesn't know how to write romance properly. That's why he founds excuses like having a wife/ gf would delay his cultivation. Heck he can take a demon pet with him but can't accept a girl. It's like author has problem with mc accepting a gf.
A captivating narrative where one might wish to replace the protagonist with their own alter ego, especially for female readers, due to the overwhelming perfection of the character Wei Mingyang. The author masterfully portrays what a genuine ideal man should be, leaving fans of CEO romance stories in awe. This story teaches that even the main leads in typical shoujo romances pale in comparison to the protagonist here.
Now, onto the highlights:
1. It's a world-jumping adventure, essentially a rapid reincarnation plot, but with a male MC, not a female or one in disguise.
2. Arcs typically consist of around 20 chapters, making it a series of swift transformations.
3. The MC maintains character consistency, avoiding any sudden plot twists like gaining new skills, like a writer suddenly becoming proficient with firearms.
4. His character starts off as despicable, yet he transforms others into charming heroes, adding an entertaining dynamic.
5. The system is minimalistic, appearing only at the start and end of arcs, mainly asking if the MC wants a break or proceed to the next mission. This departure from the usual system-focused filler content is a refreshing change.
6. There are no romantic encounters outside of his own story, providing a clean narrative focus.
In summary, this tale captivates with its well-developed protagonist and streamlined storytelling, setting it apart from typical quick transmigration novels.
Hello,
A while back, I read a novel, but I'm not sure if it was a year or two ago – I don't recall exactly. I stopped around chapter 500, not because I disliked it, but the pace was intense, and I took a break due to overwhelming events. I haven't seen many novels with numerous chapters being revised, which is why I didn't continue.
The story starts with the main character (MC) realizing early on that it's a zombie harem, evident from the genre label. The MC's main goal is to find a cure for his friend to return to normalcy and protect her from survivors.
As for the characters, I remember the MC prioritizing his friend's safety. He's practical and tries to avoid trouble, keeping to himself. There are three main female characters: his friend, a strong high school girl, and an older sempai. Their names escape me, but they are visually distinct, with the schoolgirl being the strongest.
The novel gained popularity due to merchandise, and you can find fan art with descriptions like "uniform girl," "blonde sempai," and "friend" on Google Images. The author keeps cities anonymous to maintain suspense.
Zombies level up upon consuming zombie cores, improving their strength and self-control, and sometimes gaining aspects of their past lives. The characters' personalities evolve, and humans also acquire skills, though they're not particularly experienced in utilizing them.
In the later chapters, I recall a powerful organization capturing a powerful zombie, which the MC struggles to achieve. There's also a revelation about the origin of the infection and potential cures, though the details are hazy.
The MC eventually becomes stronger, though I can't recall specifics. He maintains a spiritual power and faces challenges with his zombie companions.
Regarding the criticism about the MC being perceived as perverted, I argue that it's a natural response to a situation where he's constantly around a sexually attractive friend who needs his help. The author doesn't overdo it with explicit content; it's a matter of accepting reality and cherishing their bond.
Lastly, the repetition of zombie scenes is understandable in a 1300-chapter series, especially early on, focusing on survival rather than extravagant battles.
I hope this summary helps, and if you have any further questions, feel free to ask.
Best regards.
Am I the only one noticing that the narration is so casual? Like the author doesn’t care? IDK just compare the paragraph structure to something like Shadow Slave or LoTM. It’s just like someone dreaming and writing it down without a proper structure and a way to get readers attention.
It’s like “it is what it is this is the story.” It reads like if you ask someone “Hey can you summarize this book for me.” And the reply is how the authors writes like.
Idk i hope it gets better in the later chapters. Even Sword God is way better.
hi! if it’s no bother could u also share w me? ^^
Stacking?☠️
is this dropped or smth... does anyone know anything
im at chapter 870 and so far no harem, there are multiple women in love with the mc but the mc is only interested in one women, i highly recommend this its really good the mc is not an *d**t and is actually smart
It's a shame how this novel is ranked but Oh well, finders keepers. Thank you for translating this well progressing romance novel.
This is my first completed novel, and it was an incredible experience! I have no complaints about the overall plot or progression. However, there were some minor details that were confusing at times, but that's a minor issue. I'm definitely looking forward to reading the translated versions as they become available.
The storytelling is absolutely brilliant, and if I had to pick a standout feature, it would be Siyu - her character development was fantastic. It truly speaks to the quality of the writing when even supporting characters like her can touch your heart.
The protagonist is intelligent and wise, displaying a cool demeanor. Although the plot has some cliches, it's not overly unbearable. The villains haven't been extensively featured yet, but they seem smart with a mix of both cunning and naivety, making them decent adversaries.
This story revolves around revenge, as well as the protagonist healing from past heartbreak through genuine love and support. While romance is promised, I believe the MC's primary focus remains on survival at this stage. Her manipulation skills and unique magical abilities set this manhwa apart from others I've read, keeping it fresh and exciting.
In summary, I thoroughly enjoy this series – it's an entertaining and thrilling read. I'm eagerly awaiting the next chapter, assuming Chapter 50 marks the end of the first season, which might explain the slower updates. I am grateful to the author for creating a tale that aligns perfectly with my preferences.