Pampering Big Cat Wife

At the office of ILAF

Judging by the hole in the satellite picture

Hey now, you're a rock star, get the show on, get paid

"Wait… Asgard as in the Gods of Norse mythology!?" A very surprised Issei said.

I initially thought this was gonna be a novel where MC is a hermit that quickly becomes overpowered then blows the minds of mortals as he casually serves it to them and oneshots all his enemies. On the contrary, this seems like an actual cultivation novel. He actually sequesters himself to cultivate or practice his skills/spells to mastery stages ect. This isn't a novel where the system is overbearing or seems to be constantly present either. It sometimes pops in to give a mission then leaves for a couple years or something. Characters are also one of this novels strong points, with them behaving as real actual humans would instead of being cardboard cutouts of that same arrogant young master, they have common sense.Not what I was expecting honestly, but seems to be very well done and has that rare quality where some actual thought was put in.in short this is a cultivation novel that has common sense, that is often more then what we can ask for these days.

it's pretty good i would call it a reaction novel and i love reaction fics so usually i know what the characters will be reacting to, didn't expect to like it if i didn't, but i like it,amazingly understandable, good plot, good characters, good mc, very good power system,overall I'd rate it 7.6/10

The chapter masterfully captures the high-stakes atmosphere of the college entrance exam, using it as a backdrop to delve into Shawn's internal struggles and his reliance on the Zhen Palace Spirit Key. The introduction of Donner and Jolie's mysterious pendants adds an intriguing layer of competition and mystery, raising questions about their origins and powers. Shawn's moment of crisis, when the Spirit Key fails him, is a pivotal turning point, forcing him to confront his dependence on external aids and rediscover his own strength. The chapter skillfully balances external conflict with internal growth, setting the stage for deeper character development and future confrontations. The unresolved questions about the pendants and the mysterious old man leave readers eager for more, making this a standout chapter in the narrative.