I should have told them I had several Pink Boxes or Krispy Kremes :)
The ranking of all beings and at what speed they cultivate to the next one is so inconsistent and boring... sometimes its super fast and other times its so slow and people lag behind, even when taught by the same person. Also age is just a number here. Like the msturity of people is so not followed in this novel.
It is good but has glaring faults. You will complain but probably won't stop reading it.
Bro, you cant just leave us like thissss
I remember reading this when years ago it was a good, i still remember this but they stoped the translation so im very happy to see it again with new chapters
Thats one of the reasons why i like this novel very much
Adui,you have my respect ??
Based on the translated content, the main character is currently amassing an enormous amount of resources, utilizing the substantial funds from selling his stock and leveraging loans against his property. He comes across as likable due to his calm, loyal, determined, and level-headed nature. It's amusing how he hired someone to teach him cooking but quickly lost interest, something I can relate to. The translation is clear, error-free, and enjoyable to read. I'm eagerly anticipating more updates.
I thoroughly enjoyed this story; it's a rarity for me, as it maintains its quality throughout, which I find incredibly impressive. Many reviews with low ratings criticize the main character's personality, but I believe Frey is a well-developed character whose actions may be misunderstood by those who haven't delved deeper into his complexities. He genuinely embodies goodness, and if some find it hard to accept, it's a shame they haven't encountered such individuals in real life (good people do exist, it's just a matter of looking).
Some also complain about the heroines' quick affection for Frey. This might be due to not reading further, as their feelings develop gradually, especially outside of his fiancée Serena. As for the seemingly sudden love, there's a significant reason (spoiler alert): Frey has experienced the timeline multiple times, leading to the heroines falling in love with him repeatedly. Their emotions and memories stay with them, making their affection复苏quickly when they realize his true nature.
Although this setup might not appeal to everyone, from a storytelling standpoint, it works. The romance in the novel is commendable, and it stands out as one of the few where all heroines receive substantial character development, ultimately resulting in a satisfying harem ending.
Lastly, it frustrates me when people judge the novel solely based on the first 20 chapters, comparing it to much longer works without giving it a fair chance. "The Main Heroines Are Trying to Kill Me" has over 500 chapters, and those who stick around until the end will understand why I and others hold it in high regard.
Adorable, lighthearted with a subtle political edge, I adore the chemistry between the FL and ML; they're endearing. Plus, the families portrayed are supportive and non-toxic, which is a delightful aspect. This is definitely a book worth reading!
Having embarked on "The Novel's Extra," I found myself thoroughly captivated by its intricate storytelling. The author's vivid imagination weaved a tapestry of characters, each with unexpected depth, that effortlessly drew me into their lives. The plot, while initially predictable, deftly unfolded into a labyrinth of intrigue, keeping me on the edge of my seat. What I particularly admired was the exploration of human emotions and the subtle nuances that elevated the narrative beyond mere entertainment. A compelling read that left me pondering long after the last page, I wholeheartedly recommend it to any lover of well-crafted fiction.
yeah and its perspective is only as Sunny
I'm reading the comments and I'm kinda scared especially with all the tags. It's not helping
No matter how many times I reread I can't ever get enough of wanji being a vinegar bottle lmao