Yeah.
This is a novel where mostly unexpected and unpredictable things happen
You aren't just a cutie?~
Can you post chapters
Hello im new. please tell there is no harem in it. im okay with romance but plsss not with a clingy and dumb type of girl (that will make mc slow down his progress)
Two Tags. . ! Damn. . , Why not.
I've been on a fanfic marathon lately. This one is quite welcome.
Edit: Is this dropped? it's been 1 year since the last update.
Yes, you will get hyper sensitive to slightest of sounds if you read house of horror i.e. if you are not a horror specialist who watches horror movie daily.
I read about 250 or something chapter but dropped it, because of 4 sleepless nights even though I was hugging my brother the whole night.
I am still afraid to reread that.
Any news about this novel?
The narrative is concise and leaves room for interpretation. I am curious about the subsequent adventures of Shen Jin and his siblings, as well as the outcome of Shen Lie's imperial examination. However, I appreciate the gentle and leisurely pace of the story.
I've been reading this novel for a while now, and it serves as a decent timepass option when there's nothing else to read. It falls into the typical isekai genre, where the protagonist finds themselves transported to a new world with extraordinary abilities and encounters numerous love interests, many of whom eventually become part of his harem.
However, the main issue with this story is its lack of direction. Despite having more than 600 chapters and still ongoing, the plot feels stagnant. The main character has become incredibly overpowered, effortlessly traveling between worlds (with certain conditions) and defeating any foes that come his way. His growth is almost too rapid, as he learns divine sword techniques and skills at an unbelievable pace – I can hardly recall half of them. Moreover, the MC displays hypocrisy by taking indirect approaches to handle situations that could be resolved more straightforwardly, in my opinion.
In summary, the novel is neither exceptional nor terrible; it's more of a slice-of-life tale without any major surprises or high expectations.
Alright, so I've gone through the raws, so here's a warning: things only get worse from this point forward. If you were hoping for the main character to become more witty or charming, that doesn't happen. This isn't the story I had in mind, and I'm extremely disappointed with what I've read up until chapter 58/77. The romance quickly turns ridiculous, and the people surrounding him are quite unpleasant.
I've lost interest in finishing the story; it became repetitive and boring, lacking any substantial development. The plot just becomes increasingly melodramatic. Despite their history and his love for Saori, his childhood friend who played a manipulative role in his past, he rejects her. It's not due to her actions, but her inability to move on and assume he still needs her. She even uses Michiru to get close to him, monopolizing his attention. It's disheartening how much mistreatment the protagonist receives.
The harem aspect falls apart when the main character's goal is to make Assharuto (my nickname for Haruto) like her. Then, she brings up his past love, revealing she never truly loved him and preferred her other childhood friend. Haruto admits his feelings for Michiru, but she (supposedly) confesses she likes someone else.
From that point, I can't take the series seriously anymore. The main character's lack of genuine interest doesn't stop her from纠缠, and he constantly mediates between her and the other girls, leading me to question if he ever really liked her. Honestly, with the current direction, it seems like everyone will end up unhappy, Haruto might develop feelings for another guy, or the harem will fail due to the lackluster character development. None of these outcomes seem engaging, and I've decided it's just not worth continuing. Initially, I thought I'd enjoy more stories like this with a clever protagonist, but if this is the quality, reading it feels like self-torture now. Overall, I'd rate this 6 out of 10 for the initial potential, but the rest is disappointing. I'll be adding this to my do-not-read list.
It's difficult to appreciate this series, not because of the translation but the storytelling itself. Protagonists typically exhibit a consistent trait that adheres to a clear character arc. However, the main character in question appears mentally inconsistent, flipping from one personality trait to another without a convincing reason. He veers from humility to confidence, cunning to wisdom, and back to incompetence within the same story. While such character development could be intriguing if executed well, the transitions feel forced and unrealistic, bordering on a开关式人格切换. This portrayal, intended to make him relatable as a protagonist, unfortunately falls short by painting him as mentally unstable, which detracts from his character's credibility. In summary, the author has undermined their own creation, leaving the character's identity unclear and unconvincing.
The start was engaging, but my interest waned by chapter 65 as new characters kept coming and going, leaving me struggling to keep track. The plot lacked excitement, with the comedy losing its freshness and the protagonist's success appearing almost effortless, with repetitive scenarios becoming tiresome.