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The characters are amazing, the story is slowly revealing in the present time, intertwined with the past and the future events that had already happened, and the interactions and relationships because of the timelines are so intriguing! Shizun was rather negative to their relationship- not really treating it as one (which could be explained with him having zero experience) and outright ignoring and running away from MoRan.
It doesn’t help that Chu Wanning may not be the beast he always thought he was, that his words are cold and angry but his actions are speaking of love and care and kindness. I thought this would be a typical rebirth-cultivation novel, but twenty chapters in and I'm like "huh, what else have you lied to us about, Mo Ran? Female supporting characters seem to exist only to suffer and (usually) die, if they're supposed to be likable, or act as a (n often villainous) caricature of unlikable female stereotypes if they're not. Meanwhile, there is a large scale plot unfolding around the main characters, involving racial tensions between humans and demons, and ultimately the fate of the world.Es que neta no puedo evitar rodar lo ojos de exasperación o aburrimiento cada vez que aparece ¡Quiero justicia para mi Shizun, al carajo con Shi Mei! The only way we could determine and conclude about what to feel towards this character is to read about his sufferings and Meatbun showed us all of that only for us to be in such despair and have us feel nothing but. That being said, I HATED seeing him obsessed with Shi Mei, who does nothing other than being a saint and having zero personality. Excluding the gross fetishization and romanticization, this wouldn't have been a HUGE issue if this WASN'T promoted as a ROMANCE NOVEL.
A historical fantasy epic about a tyrant’s second chance at life and the powerful cultivation teacher he can’t get out of his mind.Yes, I'm the type to wake up in the middle of the night and go "So that's what Chu Wanning meant when he said that!
The other lower-rated novel's MC was the shou, so from the shou's point of view the reader would feel the pain that the shou felt without any "reasons" given by the gong, so the reader would feel less inclined to sympathize with the abuser (even if the aubser was also coined as a "dumb husky type"). Sure his character redeems itself and becomes an adorable husky (like the cute sounding title for a. Most of them aren't even introduced yet but Xue Meng is definitely my favourite character in the whole book and the fact that he resembles Jiang Cheng so much yea how could I not like him? It was originally published on JJWXC from September 21, 2017 to July 30, 2018 with the last extra chapter published on August 25, 2019.I found it poorly paced, sloppily plotted, full of gratuitous tragedy p0rn, and possessed of two extremely unlikable leads. If you do eventually decide to read this story, enjoy the slice of life and beautiful themes this story has to offer, including one of the most emotionally-invested plots with the most complex web, like, ever.
No matter the fact alone that this is how what's going to be the endgame main couple is introduced into the story by itself is off-putting to me. His dream is never described in detail but he tells Mo Ran "Did you know, the most wonderful dreams are rarely ever real?Some of the 'plot points' had little point, namely when the dumbass Shizun became a kid for what- three years?
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