I love the story!
Am so happy where this book is heading
yeah that's what I'm talking about Reina I love revenge
Good read.
Beautifully written. All characters are coherent and the world of dragons is well described. The author prove to be well talented and creative. Thank you
I love the way the author wrote the stories. This book is a good read. This book made me fall in love again and again.
This speech. THIS SPEECH. Let me just sit with it for a moment. "If someone deliberately bullies you, picks on you, hits you first, or insults you first... You don't have to be polite. Hit back with everything you've got! Hit where it hurts so they'll remember that our family isn't easy to bully!" Do you understand what Su Jiuyue is doing here? She's not just giving advice—she's actively UNDOING years of conditioning. Every word is aimed directly at the philosophy that kept Yunsheng silent and suffering. And she doesn't stop there. She adds the escape hatch: "And if there are too many of them, or it's obvious you can't win... Then don't fight to the bitter end. Protect yourselves and run." That's the genius of it. She's not teaching recklessness—she's teaching STRATEGY. Fight when you have the moral high ground AND the tactical advantage. Run when you don't. Both are acts of courage, not cowardice. And the delivery! Short sentences. Repetition for emphasis. The rhythm builds like a drumbeat: "No one gets to trample all over our family." "Do you understand?" Each line lands like a hammer strike. And Yunsheng's response—no words, just desperate nodding—is the perfect counterpoint. He can't speak it yet, but his body finally believes it. The children's dialogue throughout is also spot-on. Jiaojiao's excited chatter about sweet potato strings feels genuinely childlike, and Liu Pangzi's hesitant "A-Auntie... c-can we... come eat too?" captures that perfect mix of hope and fear that kids have when they're not used to being included.
Firstly, I concur with user Gabi94's opinion. The novel doesn't offer many moments that feel endearing or charming; my expectations were higher based on the summary and previous reviews.
The storyline lacks depth and excitement. It could be a decent choice for light reading to pass the time, but overall, it fails to impress. As for the main character (MC), I find it difficult to empathize with her. She manipulates those around her, and although I understand her actions stem from her desire to protect her family, the author's portrayal doesn't resonate with me.
Additionally, I不喜欢她总是以NPC或游戏角色的角度看待他人。 Regarding the male lead (ML), I am open to dark characters like yandere or psychopaths, but in this case, the author didn't effectively convey how the ML developed those traits. It would have been better if there were subtle hints or clear demonstrations of his character arc during his time in Danlin, rather than making him seem ordinary.
In conclusion, I view the novel as bland, without much fluff or cuteness to it.
There is no gender-bend romance. That statement is just overised and pulled out of context. The MC has evolution defect that is necessary, for him to get op abilities and uncover the full potential of his species.
The MC is straight.
i dropped it at after author went on a rant in chapter 1234 but i got interested again after you mentioned isekai, pls tell me is she alone after that? no more sidecharacters and solo for around few hundred chapters?
When we look at it superficially, it is the story of an immigrant who sets out to save the world and over time gathers companions around him that he values.If you take the time to read it, you will find an MC with a good sense of humor who often finds himself in pain, eccentric and valuable companions who contribute a lot to the story, and a deep world background.In my opinion, the depth of the side characters and the pleasure of reading their perspectives are very important in a novel.I remember looking forward to reading the side characters' perspectives in this novel.
Is it normal to read this novel without reading this author's previous novels?
The stories aren't connected, are they?
Also, I didn't like his previous novels very much Start reading then I stop because of lapses or forced romance that doesn't make sense
The only novel I have completed among the author's stories is "pursuit of the truth"