Not upset just genuinely curious if you were alright in the head for having such unreal expectations.
i liked the premisse, only objective of mc was cultivate slowly, and don't envolve
with nothing who can affect his spirit. He's cault, but strong, was pretty good,
but the romance in chapter 40-41 was so fuckying annoying, changing his whole objective.
This is so disappointing, just showing how much mediocre the autor is.
i see the tag, but f*ck, its just a sh*t romance, with a sh*tty development
how is ORV an academy novel
Blind molerat trauma from shadow slave is making me hesitate clicking that read button
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Ok but jokes aside, how is the novel? the desc is pretty vague
My little heart can't take it...
Absolute Great Teacher? I think you mean Absolute Great SIMP
I've only read till chapter 30 so far, but it is REALLY good. Hilarious!
I stopped around chapter 800 and the MC becomes much stronger than at the beginning but it's not too much of a cheat. He gets stronger with status points and the ability to learn most of the abilities of the people he defeats.
the first system novel I read good one don't except any plot..
I've been attempting to read Manhua with English translations (MTL), and initially, the first few worlds were manageable for me. However, as I progressed, I found it increasingly difficult to grasp the content, which is causing me quite a bit of stress. Additionally, I've noticed discrepancies in some translated chapters; certain parts seem to be missing when comparing them to the linked version. It's concerning, almost like they're editing the MTL to make it more coherent.
Despite these issues, I still gave the series 5 stars because it's an intriguing story, and there are aspects I appreciate. The MC starts as an elderly person who's reincarnated into a system, and the hosts he's transmigrating into are middle-aged men, typically in their thirties or forties. This unique twist appeals to me. I genuinely hope for a better translator to take on this work or for the existing translations to improve, so I can fully immerse myself in the plot and characters' depth. I'm eager to enjoy the story as it should be.
I absolutely adore stories where the female lead actively pursues the male lead, and this particular one has been my top favorite for ages. It's been on my reading list for what feels like forever. Finally, I found the time to read it yesterday and finished it today. Let me tell you, I adored every bit of it. It's been such a satisfying read after a long time.
This captivating novel, "The Enigma of the Sacred Throne's Heir," immerses readers in a rich tapestry of magic and intrigue. The protagonist's dual identity as a Necromancer adds an intriguing layer, as we witness his struggle to reconcile his royal lineage with the dark arts. The storytelling is compelling, leaving me eager to unravel the complex web of family secrets and the ethical dilemmas faced by the main character. A thrilling ride for those who adore high-stakes fantasy with a touch of emotional depth.