does the author plan to continue this story? from what I've read so far it has a very interesting plot line. I'd be very interested to continue reading whatever the author puts out there for this story. so far it is very entertaining. LOL
PLEASE continue this story. I'd be more than happy to support the continuation of this story if the author continues.
actually rating is 2 stars
the plot is a fairly common one with all the generic troupes but compared to others i have read this one is a lot more xenophobia if not for some ok ok interactions between character one could say this written purely for the purpose of whitewashing most of crimes from Chin ese people to foreigners or Chin ese who came back to Ch ina from abroad
Translation quality: terrible. The translation quality up to chapter 40 is good, but after that it’s like a switch was flipped and now it’s closer to poorly edited MTL. At this point, the translation is so literal that it’s difficult to follow. 2/5
Updating stability: solid. Even though the updates are bad, at least they’re regular. That said, they immediately released 25 chapters into their privilege tier so it could obviously be better. 4/5
Story development: mixed. The cases are interesting, but outside of them the story is too bland. Everything goes right for the MC and he’s never challenged or in conflict with anything else. And while it doesn’t particularly bother me, the “China STRONK” nationalism is particularly fierce in this one. 3/5
Character design: lackluster. While the criminals are interesting and there’s some gray to the morality, the characters we spend the most time with are bland and uninteresting. The romance is the same: bland. It’s also rushed and the characters involved are too perfect. 2/5
World background: uninspired. Normally, I find the nationalism inherent in Chinese novels intriguing, because their take on foreign countries as filtered through the state media and Great Firewall gives a unique perspective on the author’s culture, but here it actually hurts them. The MC transmigrated to a world where nothing is different, except that China is as powerful there as the US is in reality. Other than that, there is no difference from the day-to-day that we already live with so the worldbuilding is something the author just skipped. 2/5
Overall: I’m dropping this at chapter 90-something because of the tl quality more than anything else. While the cases are indeed interesting, there’s just not enough there to justify straining to read the terrible translation.
Good Police Ruined By The Trash Mother Is Superior.... Dictating Mc With Useless Blind Dates Every Chapter It To Annoying And Trash .. Author Ruined A Good Novel ..What A Waste
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PLEASE continue this story. I'd be more than happy to support the continuation of this story if the author continues.
the plot is a fairly common one with all the generic troupes but compared to others i have read this one is a lot more xenophobia if not for some ok ok interactions between character one could say this written purely for the purpose of whitewashing most of crimes from Chin ese people to foreigners or Chin ese who came back to Ch ina from abroad
Updating stability: solid. Even though the updates are bad, at least they’re regular. That said, they immediately released 25 chapters into their privilege tier so it could obviously be better. 4/5
Story development: mixed. The cases are interesting, but outside of them the story is too bland. Everything goes right for the MC and he’s never challenged or in conflict with anything else. And while it doesn’t particularly bother me, the “China STRONK” nationalism is particularly fierce in this one. 3/5
Character design: lackluster. While the criminals are interesting and there’s some gray to the morality, the characters we spend the most time with are bland and uninteresting. The romance is the same: bland. It’s also rushed and the characters involved are too perfect. 2/5
World background: uninspired. Normally, I find the nationalism inherent in Chinese novels intriguing, because their take on foreign countries as filtered through the state media and Great Firewall gives a unique perspective on the author’s culture, but here it actually hurts them. The MC transmigrated to a world where nothing is different, except that China is as powerful there as the US is in reality. Other than that, there is no difference from the day-to-day that we already live with so the worldbuilding is something the author just skipped. 2/5
Overall: I’m dropping this at chapter 90-something because of the tl quality more than anything else. While the cases are indeed interesting, there’s just not enough there to justify straining to read the terrible translation.
The story unfolds with Emi's candid portrayal of her experiences, showcasing her resilience and wit in the face of disappointment. As she encounters various characters, each date becomes a microcosm of life's lessons, teaching her to let go of preconceived notions and embrace the unpredictable nature of human interactions. What sets this novel apart is its ability to balance humor with profound insights, making it an entertaining and relatable read.
Emi's arrest of her 100th date, a seemingly absurd turn of events, serves as a metaphor for her own personal growth - she realizes that true love may not be found through external circumstances but within oneself. This unexpected twist challenges readers to question their own expectations and the notion of a 'perfect' partner, encouraging introspection and self-acceptance.
In essence, "On The Day of My 100th Blind Date, I Arrested My Date" is a heartwarming and humorous tale that reminds us all to be open to life's surprises, embrace vulnerability, and have the courage to break free from societal norms. It is a delightful reminder that sometimes, the most transformative moments come from the most unexpected places.
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