Has it really ended? Like that?
Just type Netherils glory read online. It got 1300 + chaps
Dropped this at ch 90. It's basically just info dumping at an unprecidented degree and very...very... very slow progression. Also the Mc is basically set up as a walking sacrifice for people he just met or as the author refers to them "kids". The power ratings also seem rather redundant considering he's supposed to be OP with his stats but takes ages to finish a fight or prolongs it with conversation.
That’s not new “lingo” on the site, cooking is slang but it stopped being used commonly cause nerds that are addicted to yt started using it all the time, it is rarely used by normal ppl, it makes sense you wouldn’t know this because you used the word lingo, even slang is pushin it, but lingo shows ur either old or from a non English speaking country
Has the 5th trial been completed?
This book sounds great to me except for one thing which I need clarified. Is this MC the one the Yaoi tag about or is it just there because characters OTHER than the MC are gay? Need to know since the first is to much for me but the second is perfectly fine.
That year was clearly worth the wait xD
Anyone else get frustrated at the fact the MC is not using his system in the best capacity? Honestly feels like he's using less than 10% of what he could be doing with it. Just wanted to know if I'm overreacting and overthinking, or it's a general thought. ?
(Completed)How many chapters?
Does the Mc has only one girl or is it a harem?
I'd personally rate this as a 2.5, but I'll round up. This can be considered fast food entertainment for those who don't mind stories with numerous inconsistencies and logic gaps. While I found it entertaining to read, it lacks objective substance as a writing piece. The backstory is insufficient, at best, leaving the plot and character development somewhat hazy. The protagonist is portrayed as a Mary Sue character, possessing zero flaws, unlimited resources, devoted followers, and striking physical beauty. Supporting characters lack depth, and the explanation for the main character's power and spy network remains unclear, requiring readers to suspend disbelief.
In essence, the narrative reads like a condensed summary of an epic with a heavy focus on action sequences and the主角's glorified portrayal.
This is a well-executed transmigration novel featuring a clever protagonist. I commend the MC's ability to triumph over every new world by ingeniously utilizing the resources and skills at their disposal. However, it leans more towards a plot-centric story, delivering satisfying resolutions for each arc but might fall short on romantic elements. The occasional tender moments are charming, leaving readers slightly disappointed that the focus isn't more on the primary love interest.