Litansan
5 years ago
Not recommended
And the dumbest mc award goes to...
The beginning of this novel is pretty bland, the mc takes a long time to learn some techniques and stuff. Multiple times he does really really stupid unnecessary things similar to telling his name to people who want to rob him and can destroy him (and any other backing he has).
He does really stupid things yet, he's saved by plot magic, this repeats multiple times.
Named enemies rarely ever die in the first battle, in some cases it makes sense, in others it's frustrating.
Women almost never die, no matter how much they deserve to die or not.
The mc is thrown from one crisis to another without rest, the author randomly gives him the strength to fight people with higher realms but then decides to nerf his abilities.
In many battles the mc does absolutely nothing while people die (it's like a turn based rpg and he's last), then he figures out he can use technique b and save the day (sorry random guy a & b who died because his brain took too long to boot up).
Some enemies or people that didn't start with a good relationship with the mc end up becoming friends (this can be either a good or bad thing since some of them are women which involves the following things)
Many people don't like some of the girls the mc gets close to, like 80% of them are crazy bitches.
I think it's a love and hate thing, I feel that many might have dropped the novel because of the "main" girls.
I enjoy their interactions, unlike "harem" novels, this is more realistic since the girls that want to get close to the mc don't get along well at all with each other and might even want to kill each other (In my opinion this is fantastic).
Some interesting things that this novel has are some cool characters with perhaps more backstory than the mc, some characters that grow stronger alongside the mc and aren't completely forgotten (however some end up being forgotten and become useless) and the mc like every other mc has his own things and abilities.
Hard to say whether this should be recommended or not, in part some might not even mind the things I consider bad in this novel while others might not even have the patience to reading this without bursting a vein or two. I remember reading the comments in some parts of the novel and people commented things like "Why am I still reading this?" and it's totally understandable but it also has good things.
The beginning of this novel is pretty bland, the mc takes a long time to learn some techniques and stuff. Multiple times he does really really stupid unnecessary things similar to telling his name to people who want to rob him and can destroy him (and any other backing he has).
He does really stupid things yet, he's saved by plot magic, this repeats multiple times.
Named enemies rarely ever die in the first battle, in some cases it makes sense, in others it's frustrating.
Women almost never die, no matter how much they deserve to die or not.
The mc is thrown from one crisis to another without rest, the author randomly gives him the strength to fight people with higher realms but then decides to nerf his abilities.
In many battles the mc does absolutely nothing while people die (it's like a turn based rpg and he's last), then he figures out he can use technique b and save the day (sorry random guy a & b who died because his brain took too long to boot up).
Some enemies or people that didn't start with a good relationship with the mc end up becoming friends (this can be either a good or bad thing since some of them are women which involves the following things)
Many people don't like some of the girls the mc gets close to, like 80% of them are crazy bitches.
I think it's a love and hate thing, I feel that many might have dropped the novel because of the "main" girls.
I enjoy their interactions, unlike "harem" novels, this is more realistic since the girls that want to get close to the mc don't get along well at all with each other and might even want to kill each other (In my opinion this is fantastic).
Some interesting things that this novel has are some cool characters with perhaps more backstory than the mc, some characters that grow stronger alongside the mc and aren't completely forgotten (however some end up being forgotten and become useless) and the mc like every other mc has his own things and abilities.
Hard to say whether this should be recommended or not, in part some might not even mind the things I consider bad in this novel while others might not even have the patience to reading this without bursting a vein or two. I remember reading the comments in some parts of the novel and people commented things like "Why am I still reading this?" and it's totally understandable but it also has good things.