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Alright, thanks. I‘ll keep that in mind, then.
I hate myself for not noticing the "love triangle" tag.
What about the demon king?( ̄ヘ ̄;)
Lu Xun it's the best!!!
you're replying to a comment from a year ago
Apparently there is a manhwa about it from the web novel which is not axed?
Is all chapters available
My feelings about this novel are quite mixed. Initially, I considered giving it a rating between two and five stars, but I'll settle on four now. From the onset, it's important to clarify that this isn't a serious or artistically crafted novel; instead, it's a laid-back, humorous, overpowered harem adventure that employs many common isekai tropes, albeit in occasionally irritating ways.
The author displays a commendable ability to drive the plot. The main character starts off OP, but lacks crucial skills and resources to overcome challenges, akin to a tank without ammunition. As the story progresses, he acquires these abilities organically, eventually becoming genuinely unstoppable. The pacing is smooth, and the author balances the progression effectively without resorting to forced plot developments.
The plot itself is decently complex, creating a well-rounded world that evolves beyond random encounters and subplots. Subplots intertwine, growing alongside the protagonist's strength, leading to significant conflicts and interconnected objectives among powerful figures.
However, there are downsides. One major issue is the excessive focus on cooking, which takes center stage at times, interrupting the plot without substantial character or story development. Cooking becomes a defining characteristic for supporting characters, hindering their growth. Additionally, the portrayal of gods and the MC's relationship with them is questionable, with the gods shown as capricious and morally obtuse.
Another drawback is the主角's lack of awareness or interest in marriage. He consistently avoids marriage-related situations, dismissing proposals and causing emotional turmoil for others. This dense behavior can be frustrating and detracts from the story.
Lastly, the introduction of the love interest, High Elf Aze, feels sudden and implausible. The connection between them seems forced, especially considering the numerous other attractive characters in the story.
In summary, while Death March offers an entertaining blend of humor and adventure, its reliance on clichéd elements, excessive focus on cooking, and questionable character decisions limit its overall appeal.
This is an excellent novel with a well-constructed narrative. However, the pacing can be brisk at times. The plot keeps the reader engaged, and while the harem aspect isn't extensively explored, it adds an intriguing element. It's worth noting that those seeking主角开挂的故事可能 not find this to their liking.
The experience was quite enjoyable, evoking similarities with "Only Sense Online" due to the main character's behavior, where he acts girlish yet asserts he's not (at least to himself). The novel is decent as a whole, but lacks uniqueness in its content.
This is an intriguing concept. The novel stands out due to its fresh take on a VTuber-themed story, exploring themes such as problems, happiness, and progress. I appreciate the character development, particularly the protagonist's journey. Initially, she preferred solitude and saw others as unimportant, but now she's learning to embrace social interactions and value them. The explanation of the setting, language, and rules is comprehensive, though it might be a bit overwhelming at times. The pacing could be improved, and the world-building feels somewhat light, bordering on a slice-of-life (SoL) narrative with a touch of fantasy and mystery surrounding the主角's extraordinary abilities. Despite these minor drawbacks, the story remains enjoyable and light-hearted, so giving it a try won't leave you disappointed.
This is one of my top picks for novels where a skilled VRMMORPG player reincarnates and excels in the game. The premise revolves around the main character (MC), who was once the greatest gamer ever. After death, he finds himself重生在一款与他曾经擅长的那款游戏完全相同的全新虚拟现实大型多人在线角色扮演游戏(VRMMORPG)中. Due to his prior expertise, he possesses extraordinary mechanical prowess and extensive knowledge about the game.
It's worth noting that the MC is not a regression; instead, he has encyclopedic knowledge about the game because the developers initially created a game called Mythic, which they later rehashed as a new title with a fresh start, essentially resetting the entire server. Despite the game being relatively new, experienced players like the MC have an in-depth understanding, leading to amusing situations where even veteran gamers struggle to catch up.
The unique aspect of this novel lies in its character development. The MC reincarnates as a low-level mob summoned by a cute, innocent newbie. He has special abilities that allow him to evolve by killing enemies, absorb their stats, and even control defeated bosses as minions. The MC takes on a mentor role for the newbie, who is both beautiful and naive but strong-willed.
What sets this apart from similar novels like Rebirth or Overgeared is the MC's character. He's neither old nor overly young, but a friendly retiree who enjoys watching others excel. He's generous, non-vindictive, and genuinely cares for others. His goals are centered on finding a way to escape his current form and return to life, while nurturing his "disciples."
Characters in this novel are less hostile than typical Chinese VRMMORPG stories without being overly pacifist, maintaining a realistic balance between competition and camaraderie. The suspension of disbelief mainly involves the mechanics and popularity of the game, with a significant portion of the population being avid players.
If you enjoy stories about a powerful protagonist dominating an MMORPG, this one stands out due to the MC's mature and supportive nature. The stakes are low, and the focus is on character growth rather than constant conflict. There's a touch of mystery, but it's secondary to the MC's desire to help the newbie achieve greatness.
The translation is praised, but the logic of the world can be questionable at times. Despite this, the characters, interactions, and occasional face-slapping moments make for an enjoyable read. The munchkin-like growth and the MC's genuine bond with the newbie are the highlights.
In summary, this novel offers a charming, low-key adventure with a relatable and likable protagonist. The translation is exceptional, but the exaggerated world-building might be a minor distraction. If you're looking for a heartwarming story with a focus on relationships and character growth, give it a try.
