The ability to have multiple viewpoints doesn't necessarily mean that you should constantly switch perspectives within the narrative. I prefer not to have a new or distinct point of view (POV) for nearly every chapter. As a reader, I'm more interested in following the central, psychopathic character's actions and thoughts. Additionally, it becomes confusing when the same event unfolds simultaneously from multiple characters' perspectives, making it harder to follow the plot.
Yeah your takes are hotter than the Cheapskates alright that is straight up wrong sometimes I like a manhwa so I read the novel I try to continue the Manhwa however at that point its garbage with the amount of details or events it skips over
yeah but lortel is lortelle and now is a he... don't read from there
Ngl man, I'm never gonna read this but ur chain of comments below is one of the funniest things I've read on this site, so thanks for that and cheers
he gains telekinesis if i remember some time early, he dosent use it much though since he is a sword but when he needs to he does move on his own
Authors been suffering writers block for about 3 to 4 years now.
The writing is filled with nonsense and lacks coherence, delving into trashy behavior and illogical content. For instance, it describes a character's bullying actions towards a girl in 20 chapters, or claims to wait for extended periods to help others, all while the writer complains about the main character ending alone. It seems to suggest that even the "good" characters are equally trashy. The zombie plot is portrayed as overly cutesy and serves as a crutch, referred to as "trash plot armor." If you wish to dull your mind, this trashy text is indeed the choice for you.
I couldn't bring myself to read until the end because the story lacked excitement for me once I reached the middle. I was disappointed with how the main character's DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) was portrayed, particularly with the resolution where the other two personalities seemed to fade away or merge with the primary one. The conflict between Personality 2 and 3 was particularly hard to stomach – Personality 2, being the dominant one, tried to adapt to the MC's preference for Personality 3, while 3 struggled with losing control, fearing its own demise.
Frankly, I found the tragic aspect unnecessary and unsatisfying. The MC, in my opinion, was rather bland. Despite my initial enthusiasm, I was ultimately let down. If you're really looking for a more engaging tale with this theme, there are definitely better options out there.
"Synthetic Survivor: Machine Age" left me captivated with its compelling narrative that seamlessly weaved together the realms of technology and humanity. The protagonist's journey into the depths of artificial consciousness was both thought-provoking and thrilling, challenging my preconceptions about the nature of life and morality. The characters were vividly drawn, evoking a profound emotional connection. A cautionary tale for our digital age, it's a riveting read that keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
might read this, thanks for the suggestion :)
I stopped reading the novel because I got bored with the novels where mc gets an item and becomes stronger with a lucky encounter, but I can say that it is a novel worth my time.I am someone who does not like the harem genre, but as far as I can see in this novel, mc is not very impressed by women and focuses on his own work.Try reading it, it definitely deserves it
Using tsk as an onomatopoeia is just dumb