There are Cultivation-Isekai-Shoujo's like there is sand on a beach, and this one falls into a lot of the same cliché
-holes as most of them do: A Mary-Sue(ish) Protagonist that every male character has at least some degree of feelings for, repetitive arcs, a generic art style, "this isn't even my final form"-battles, internal monologue/back-ground character dialogue exposition to explain away poor world-building but it's been 200+ chapters and I am still hooked.

It plays into it's strengths like a true pro: Due to its reliance on the genre tropes, diversions from it come as an actual surprise. There is an abundance of characters that drop in and out of the main focus, making it fun to guess who will be making a comeback next. I really like the protagonist - who is a little too cheeky to count as a full-fledged Mary-Sue. Lastly, the ML is simp-worthy and d.a.y.u.m did I not see him being the ML coming despite the story setting him up splendidly.

I agree with ChaoticOrder. The twist here is one of those that a lot of point do not make sense. It is not even the betrayal that happens at that point but so many other negative incidents too. I honestly can't bring myself to dislike the story, but I was left dumbfound when that happened. It sort of reminded me of the Tale RP game series, where halfway through the story a huge twist always happens that makes you question what just happened and everything came upside down or reset to zero. Well, in this case, rather than zero, it is more like it was towards the negatives.

Quite an enjoyable and easy to read manhwa, which I am glad I decided to at least give a try.. but again.. what the "FrequentlyAskedQuestions" did just happen?

... Last updated on January 7th, 2021, 1:25pm

She starts of as like.. iseikai protag-- then.. well, it went into a big change later.



BUT NO WORRIES! SHE WILL PREVAIL! Fall down 6 times, get up the 7th time. She will stay strong!

This series started ok. The plot was shallow but continuing nicely. Then shit hits the fan. There is the most BS sudden betrayal that I have ever read. .
After that, the very boring and bad Training arc begins. I almost dropped this series because of it. The series is picking back up in quality again with the demon world arc, but I am now very hesitant to recommend it to anyone.

Also, the author forgets the fact that the MC is literally the ruler of an entire city. Like when stuff happens and she is in trouble I often think "Shouldn't she just get her city to help her?" but no. It's a big plot device just thrown away and never brought up again.

... Last updated on October 21st, 2019, 5:26pm

A pretty cliché isekai manhua so can only recommend it to those who like that setting. It's your classic MC gets transported into a game, she's has access to all the gamelike features so it's pretty much a cheat, people bully her, she shuts everybody's mouth, several bishounen appear and so on and so on. It all goes smoothly till it doesn't so this is where it might get interesting.
So story pretty shallow so far, art-style is kinda childish and chars and dialogues have a very... teenager feeling about them (not particularly good imo).

Edit: It keeps getting better and then worse and then better again, but overall the good over-weights the bad imo, it's a fun read, a good MC for the most part and one that has to struggle through some things, there are just too many MCs that have everything go their way in manhua, this is a nice change.

... Last updated on June 7th, 2020, 9:52am