I don't object to racism as a plot, but the way it's done feels somewhat forced or unnatural? With real world examples I feel like the author could've expressed it better.
I re-read this whole thing recently and it was just as good as the first time. Storytelling at its finest. Love watching the dynamics between the bitter soul Ling Chen and the naive teenager Ye Mu, and how it evolves over time.
I came here after "Villain Initialization" hoping for something similar but got disappointed lol. It looked promising during the prologue since it sounded like a setup for a great rivalry bromance that spans across multiple reincarnations, but the rival hasn't even shown his face after 50 chapters. The MC's relationships with the people around him are all pretty shallow in comparison too.
Villain Initialization is just a masterpiece to be fair. Probably unfair for me to compare it here.
I find the whole anti-China thing really distracting. Like I'm at chapter 52 it keeps coming up now. Why did the author think it's a good idea to adopt the whole wuxia culture from China and them make them the antagonist I have no idea.
The MC annoys me a bit. He should at least take care of his own accommodation and meals if he was gonna not contribute anything. He was not the only one affected by the fall of his sect.
His superpower is clearly providing therapy to traumatised hunters :P
no for real!!! a very awkward therapy but if it works, it work!
Can he come to my world? My country's government needs to be cleaned up too.
If he comes to my country
He will die in one day
ikr. Literally all whistleblower in my country are either killed, or have to live under immense duress and threats or get branded traitors and charged with all sorts of crimes and jailed....
Poor Kiyoung, having to sacrifice his future to save two nations. He really is a hero.
LMFAO
voluntarily marrying a psycho who could put him in a KILLING STALKING situation(iykyk)
Did he just casually recreated ancient China's imperial exam for his company hiring process? XD
I feel like I'm in the minority since I really dislike Grayson lol
Bro's so spoiled and I really dislike that he doesn't take the fire station gig seriously. He's the one who used his father's influence to forcefully buy his way into the fire station, and now he wants to burn it down just because he's bored?? I really hope there's character development because that's too unlikeable haha
I feel like this story isn't for you then, cause I think from some people's spoiler.. he doesn't really change? (Not sure) Tho he does loves Dane wholeheartedly, which for me it's all I want really
I mean psycho characters have their own charm you know
He just acts like he changed so he doesn't make Dane angry. He will not have a character development.
He changes and starts feeling guilty and stuff too? Idk where u felt that he literally voluntarily apologised to people he hurt because he understood how feeling pain and hurt feels like and it was bad for other people that growth. I think you never truly understood Grayson be was trying his best
I think you didn't understand Grayson's notion when he means 'what will Dane do?' that's what's called growth he is trying to see it from a different persons perspective who he thinks is correct. I like Grayson character development a lot he had such endeavours and ups and downs in his thorny path to actually feel those emotions and for the first time he tried to think voluntarily also.
I feel you never tried to understand how Grayson brain works but please do try to get to know he is a much more complex and beautiful character inside <3
I didnt actually read the novel. I saw someone say this on a reddit review. I am sorry I didnt know.
I don’t think he actually wants go burn the fire station, I think he’s just saying that because he doesn’t want to be there even though he promised to work there for a year
I am sorry i didnt know i difnt read the novel. I saw a reddit review and i thought that's how it was gonna be