qishao

Although this story seems simple at first, it's pretty deep. Every instance the mc goes through is important to the story. I love the protagonist, he's not a good person, but he tries to be. I love smart and strong mcs. The ML is rather none existent at the start. I think some parts were rushed, while some parts had unnecessary details, like I can skip through paragraphs and still know what is happening and that ending could have been better, but otherwise ok.

One word. Amazing. The complexity of the main characters and the varying vibes of the side characters was amazing. This novel parodies old typical CN female lead novels. But instead of making it a comedy the story tries to actually properly justify the actions of the characters. I love the mc. He's logical, not kind nor evil, has a developed worldview, a leader who encourages his underlings to be competent over the security of his position, but he also has flaws. We also get a reader pov.

Selfcest! I liked the premise of this novel. Unlike in other transmigration novels, the MC here could truly live up to his glory, as a powerful, righteous and skilled cultivator, who's very responsible. He is confident in all his lives and not some incel, who can't take himself seriously. He's also very cheerful and cheeky, annoying, but unable to make people hate him. Unfortunately, there isn't much ML pov. The ML knows MC very well, but he still discovers new things about the MC.

In my opinion the concept is quite interesting and the story goes over a lot of plot points in a very short number of chapters, without rushing or compromising on character development. Although I have to say I myself wasn't as invested in this story as I was for the devil venerable also wants to know. I don't exactly know where the problem is

I loved this novel. Although the ending was a bit weak for me, But I loved the MCs and their stories. This is a novel where the ml doesn't fall off or become unnecessary. It also has humor, that any good UF novel needs and is actually funny. This is probably the longest novel that I've finished. I'm impatient and need new things, but this novel managed to keep me entertained got the whole journey.

Enemies to lovers done right. The two mcs were at each other's throats throughout almost the entire novel, but somehow this relationship dynamic just made sense. The instances were pretty good, but personally I feel like it wasn't anything entirely too outstanding, but that's most likely because I've read too many UF novels by now and I'm just desensitized to it. I really liked the events outside of the instances though, like the Las Vegas arc or the Masquerade Ball.

A very solid esports novel, with the perfect mix of love and game playing. All the characters, like the rest of the team members were also rather fun and likeable. Xiao Bai was my fav, I mean who doesn't like him. The MC also has a very solid character, compared to the ml. The ml is very nice and likeable, but also not exactly too unique, but I mean he has a pet pig, that makes up for it.

Seme POV! A really unique read, as the mc is actually a really unreliable narrator and hides information from readers. Therefore, the Mc really does feel like an npc, in fact we find out new information together with the side characters rather then with the mc. ML is also kinda npc like bcs he doesn't actively have the ambition to escape and only wants to fight MC XD. Really good read!

Very solid novel, interesting premise. They say the novel is about school life, but I feel like it is forgotten later on. The MC was a rather pleasant surprise, as he was different from other school life bl MCs, I don't know how to describe it because he is quite stereotypical, he is physically strong, has a strong personality, a bit dense but he just feels brighter than other MCs of this genre. Personally, the most unfortunate part was the lack of ML pov because he is very interesting

Quite a creative uf novel, with interesting concepts. The on slot of characters also had a lot of potential. This uf novel is one of the few that centers around a team of people that have their own purpose and talents, meaning none of them are redundant. However, I have to say, there were too many characters leaving some of them underdeveloped. It's also heavy on solving business rather than being scary. The relationship dynamic is similar to the author's other books (Escape the Library etc.)