I use the browser's own translator to read, some parts were very confusing and there were things that I really couldn't understand, but I loved reading
what makes you think that reading the entire novel would be worth it?
We're allowed to complain. There are plenty of novels that I have continued due to the sunk-cost fallacy, but I've stopped doing so. Adding on to that, you seem to be the most vocal fan here.
I'm going to voice my concerns, but the plot itself has potential. The story, however, could have been more engaging. The pace of plot progression is incredibly slow, and the author keeps reusing characters unnecessarily. For instance, a character named Rosalyn was overused, initially suggesting she might be a servant, but later referred to as "lady," which felt inconsistent with the world's hierarchy. The court ladies' behavior was rude and disrespectful, yet the main character, FL, who is a princess and the emperor's daughter, chooses to ignore them, responding harshly without addressing the root of the issue. The same pattern repeats with knights, who act impulsively, and FL doesn't seem to hold them accountable.
The translation might be an issue, but the character of the blacksmith as the one responsible for creating a scalpel feels off. Blacksmiths typically work with weapons and armor, while the employee in this story displays a level of craftsmanship that aligns more with a craftsman, capable of intricate work like accessories.
Moreover, the focus on the scalpel as a surgical tool seems misplaced. The risks involved in surgery, like exposure, trauma, and infection, were not adequately addressed. A real breakthrough would have been an invention of antiseptic solutions, like alcohol or even gloves, to minimize infections, rather than just listing the benefits of the scalpel.
Despite my frustration with the slow pace and repetitive scenarios, there are aspects I appreciate, particularly FL's uncaring attitude. However, I wish for a faster resolution. The story might not be for everyone, so it's best to give it a try and form your own opinion. It's not a bad read, just manage your expectations.
"Wake up To Reality" is a captivating read that delves into the complexities of human emotions and self-discovery. The narrative grabs you from the very first page, drawing readers into a world where reality blurs with dreams. The protagonist's journey is both thought-provoking and relatable, as they confront their own illusions and learn to navigate life's harsh truths. The author's prose is evocative, painting vivid pictures that linger long after turning the last page. This novel is not just a story; it's a profound exploration of the human psyche, leaving readers questioning their own perceptions. A must-read for those seeking a profound literary experience.
Thanks i'll check
No problem
Currently chapt 32. This would've been a nice read if he doesn't praise the country too much... Once is fine, but doing it in almost every chapter is just too much. Hoping that it stops chapters until later
That's what you think
yes, but to save him
400+ chapters and He's still a virgin. It's like 120 years. My heart bleeds for him but, at the same time, it's so funny my sides hurts.
If someone knows a monster/pet cultivation novel that's actually good please let me know
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