Contract Marriage

I have only read the first 20 chapters, but have enjoyed this way more than I thought I would. As opposed to some other reviewers, I don’t feel the mc is a coward, but steady and cautious. His cultivation speed is miles beyond others and his choices give him the opportunity to continue cultivating in peace. I look forward to seeing his progress.

Great book, an amazing potential that was barely tapped into. The ending is rushed and absolutely outrageous, should be criminal. Nice combat system and world-building ( the best part ).

Already from the beginning, we are learning that Touma Daido is something special. Characters are simple and fun off the bat plus super exciting. Also I amazed the author knows Silat which is good for me since I live in Brunei and Silat is very competitive xD

The best description I could give this would be a fast-food novel.It's basically just fighting continuously for several hundred chapters, with little to nothing in-between.There is not really any harem even though the novel advertises it as such - as it really wouldn't make any difference whether the characters were male or female considering the lack of meaningful dialogue.Chapters are short, events are quick and to the point and while nothing really stands out, there really aren't any aspects of the story that are unforgivably bad. It isn't exactly a good read, but it's easy on the eyes.

there's a third one and I'm ready to read along with the series this time instead of finding it after it's 400 chapters in🎊💦😽🔥😎💩😎🤒😎🌝🎃😷🌞😞🤯🤤😞🤯🤤🤯🤤🤤🤯😞😳😞

I think that this one was really similar to Night Ranger and The Legendary Mechanic on here. There is going to be something happening soon and the MC arrived before that event. He begins to prepare for it. I caught up to like ch 500 through the MTLs but I got tired of MTL. Good to see that this is back. I think my criticisms have to do with the characters being kind of flat and one dimensional. But I think the action and other parts of it make up for it. Other series that are similar to this one are Age of Adepts and Warlock of the Magus World. If you liked any of the before mentioned series, then I think you'll like this one.

don't care for system novel, don't like when a mc is so op and has all the advantages like a true son of heaven, don't really care for harems. the quality is good enough. haven't read in less than a week I've already forgotten like every character though to be fair I didn't read too deeply (had to go finish another novel(lord Xue Ying)) but i did feel at the time there was a couple cliches and that things were too easy and fortunate for the mc. on the topic of the mc I think he's not the worst but could be more compelling, especially as early as I was in, just some advice I guess for a future novel that the early chapters especially when that's where the most people will be able to see it you have to really captivate readers, and while the novel wasn't bad in any way, it didn't captivate me early like my favorite novels would. don't take any offense for the mid score it's just my little take and it doesn't matter much since I didn't read too far, maybe I'll check out this novel again in the future.

Overall, the plot is great. It really is entertaining to see Seong-Min grind so easily and there is also a huge anticipation of when he finally breaks out of poverty. The MC got that personality and story you just want to see him succeed. The progress is also okay, but I have to say it is a bit faster than I want. The sentence construction can be improved. But the coherency is there. A lot of readers might get turned by the way it was written, but I think the story itself is worth staying for. For our MC- he's obviously OP in the game and might never find a predicament where he might get challenged fully. I hope events to challenge his abilities in the game appears.