This is the most captivating transmigration novel I've come across. Each arc presents a fresh storyline, preventing boredom. The interactions between the male lead (ML) and female lead (FL) are a delicate blend of sweetness and melancholy, akin to a bittersweet poison. Ordinarily, I steer clear of such narratives due to their tendency to elicit tears. However, the FL's character arc as an actor tames the sadness, leaving me with a complex mix of emotions - both heartbroken and uplifted. I sincerely hope the translator continues their work; keep up the good fight!
The synopsis is weird. You fell into a world with instant kill. And you're somehow shocked you became a big shot
guns go bang
Village head debauchery rip off arc was the point this thing fell too hard. Bro he first refused untouched maid clearly desires him then author made inserted cheap whores in the picture. Such a turnoff tbh.
Meh it's not that bad. It looks like she'll be evolving this arc.
Definitely not a bad book. P*ss*d about the ending a little bit but it was cool. Author-nim did a pretty good job at translating as best as he could, though the inconsistencies were a bit annoying…
This story is worth to read. I love how the fl and ml trust each other so much. I would also like to know jingqi and jingshu story more.
awesome book loved the ending truly wholesome
The author utterly ruins the FL's character and keeps the ML in a constant state of suppression throughout their lives. Initially, the FL's supposed helpfulness and introduction of the DID book seem contradictory to her later ruthless bias. It's disheartening to see Yan Yang, who suffered severe abuse as a child, leading to multiple personalities including a violent one, further oppressed by a woman claiming to support and love him. She fails to acknowledge the third personality's origin in trauma and instead prioritizes her selfish desires, rather than assisting in healing.
I can't help but wonder if the author harbors some resentment towards Yan Yang, given how they manipulate his character post-"assimilation," suppressing his innocent interests like reading, studying, and pursuing education. The narrative assigns low ratings, just two stars, mainly due to the poor treatment of the FL. The portrayal of certain characters is flawed, with ridiculous villains receiving no adequate comeuppance and even the ML's family members, like his father and grandparents, who are portrayed as horrid, being easily forgiven or excused.
anyone know what eps is in novel that Emperor hurt or somthing?
I was brought here from the manhwa with the same title. Hope there's a translation group that willing to translate from chapter 599+.
Ch 35 on manhwa = ch 61 on the novel
It actually makes sense after you read the 1st chapter though. He is the crown prince, so after he gets his memory back, he divorced her and then send a carriage over to take her as his concubine (but missed her since the duke got her first). They have a large gap in status so she couldn't be the main wife