Trash.. that's as far as I can say.Everything is predictable in this novel. The clichés and tropes are all here. Cheat, old pervert grandpa, accidentally acquiring peak world cultivation technique etc. The author loves to repeat a thing for 5 paragraphs in different ways. MC learnt a technique that the existence at the peak of the world couldn't learn because of his FOCUS, lol. What the author loves to do too is force the MC to do things, like saving some female degenerate just to get him in trouble, or going to a university that's supposed to be the backyard of his enemies even though he knows of it. You know all that "forced" stuff.MC: calm, and a wood bloke. that's all nothing more. honestly Im trying but I just can't think of more.Side characters: the only redeeming character for even a bit is probably that young master that pretended he was someone he's not just to fool his family. But the rest is ugh don't make me start a rant on his family or step-family makes me want to burn the book.Oh and this book supposedly isn't harem not sure though since I haven't read very deep into the novel but it keeps giving me this On and Off harem thing. Or maybe I'm just too paranoid?I don't feel it's worth doing in depth review, just not worth it.Anyways don't recommend at all.
This is a really difficult review.The pace is fast. Action is good. Snu-Snu is good. A harem story that advances quickly. World development is almost nonexistent (I am at chap 81 right now, the limit of premium chapters up yo date).And there is a System by which, supposedly, the MC goes from really really weak to the strongest being. But here is where the difficulties begin. The System makes no sense. The strengthening mechanism is vague at best. Cultivation doesn't mean anything either. MC strength is measured in levels, but we can 't compare it with anyone. The System messages and interventions are the worst, since they don't provide any information at all.Mana, cultivation, levels none of that matters because there is no comprehensive structure behind them. We know they are there, but the author never bothered to explain. Maybe even he doesn't know how things work. I suspect he doesn't even care.Also, there are a few inconsistencies that are irksome, because they are important. All is piling up. The Author wants to tell his story and he won't let something as silly as logic and making bloody sense to interfere.
"So how did they contain the blast?" Sakura asked curiously, bending over from her horizontal position on the bridge to get a closer look, swiping a finger across the soot. "They didn't stop the blast, just weakened it."
Popular Reviews