Well I love all of them, but gyeol is too cute, I almost got
Diebetes in some ch
Renegade immortal
Pursuit of the truth
I shall seal the heavens
A will eternal
A world worth protecting/three-inch world/a world within grasp
Outside of time/beyond the Timescape
I patiently waited for the translations to complete before diving into this novel, and boy, was it worth the anticipation! The romance unfolds gradually yet maintains a palpable tension. I'm thrilled with how our protagonist stands up to those who wronged him, severing ties bravely. What truly touched me is that when all three realize their mistakes (not the shallow "we're sorry but still love you" nonsense), they step back and respect Yu Mian's choice, even if they secretly hope for reconciliation at times. Witnessing the emotional climax during Mianmian's sculpture interpretation was incredibly moving; it resonated deeply within me.
Despite my desire for Bai Lin to face more consequences, I feel the resolution was satisfactory, if not perfect. It was a gratifying read overall. Just a minor spoiler: I would have liked to see the truth about Yu Mian's biological parents, given their influential backgrounds, but that aspect remained ambiguous. Fair enough, considering the story's direction.
Here's a rephrased description:
This can be characterized by four aspects:美食、超能力、萝莉控以及财富过剩. The main character prioritizes food and sightseeing above all, while battling demons (and even their lords) as he goes. He's a well-versed 24-year-old programmer, maintaining good taste and composure, unlike typical impulsive protagonists.
值得一提的是，他实际上是创世神的化身，通过回忆起过去的自己——一个*萝莉*形象——解锁特殊能力。不过，尽管如此，他为了世俗的欲望，在街头偶遇了一众一姐（onee-san）。
The storyline itself is engaging enough for casual reading, perfect for procrastination or mindless time-killing. It's purely meant for entertainment, and the accompanying comments often add to the humor. Enjoy it as a light-hearted read.
The story is quite engaging, but some aspects seem unrealistic. The protagonist meticulously constructs an alibi and alters their persona, ultimately planning to drug their spouse's death. While the naivety of their character works to a point, it's implausible that they wouldn't suspect infidelity after constant hints. The protagonist focuses on disposing of evidence, like a surveillance system and incriminating texts, but overlooks the significance of the drug in the autopsy. It would have been smarter to cover all tracks from the beginning.
Leaving incriminating texts and sex tapes on the husband's computer seems unconvincing; a rational person would delete such evidence. Additionally, eloping would typically involve leaving no digital trail or staying in a foreign location, not a honeymoon villa. The GPS tracker on the victim's body raises eyebrows, as it's detectable through the company's software and could lead investigators to the source.
The public revelation of the affair tape puts the protagonist at high risk of being seen as a vengeful killer. They should have chosen a less obvious motive. The locked room scenario is unrealistic – it would be simple to break out with makeshift tools like chairs or curtains. The protagonist's actions, like throwing a knife through a window, suggest carelessness rather than planning.
Overall, the protagonist could have been more meticulous in their planning. Using a distinctive car to tail the couple is a red flag, and bribing individuals, including a character with a fabricated backstory, poses significant risks. The presence of hidden cameras in their home, despite being a 'neet' and easily discovered, doesn't align with a husband wanting to murder his partner. The story's pacing and logic need improvement for a more convincing narrative.
Sometimes it takes a boy to be best girl lol
I just finished chap 1. But lemme give u a name, a legend. Reincarnator. Take note this, his name is "Clementine" and hes a HE.
If u want some more. Omniscient reader view point. But u probably knew this already dont u?
And "main character hides his strength". Yeh, the name is ??? but the novel is decent. Probably one of the best of its type.
Jesus. I remember the gud ol days where korean novel r not this lacked out.
Now no body cares about a story where MC feels like a m*s*ch*st, working to save humanity, etc.
Now they cares about masochistic MC who works to save humanity or his lovers. And instead of emphasizing on the heroism they focused on the trauma.
Lel. Im running out of novel. Suggest me if u have any of any type.
Well
Romance, yes. Harem, No.
>doesn't show expression
Bro he straight up risk his life for money in stupid situations and there's only so much of that I can read. He has no heart no soul his entire brain is obsessed with money. He's so twisted he barely acts human.
In the orphanage arc he is the most chuunibyou character I have ever seen. Every monologue is insufferable. It's not even "I can't stand this person irl" it's that I can't even stand him as a fictional character because he has the most deranged view I have ever seen.
wow.. just because he doesn't always shows his expressions and emotions you think he's just soul less coin counting machine? if you had at least finished the rose factory arc you would've seen that he also has emotions
anyway everyone has different tastes and I wasn't criticising your choice but just saying that you have the completely wrong impression of mc
I liked it …… ( the story in general, I did not pay attention to grammar and stuff )