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In the land of the Xia Kingdom, every human being is born with what is known as a ‘resonance’, either to a specific element or a powerful, mythical beast.

Unfortunately, Li Luo was born with an incredibly rare condition known as a blank resonance – as the name suggests, he doesn’t have one! Normally, this would be utterly crippling, but at least he has the advantage of being the young master of the mighty House Loulan, one of the five Great Houses of Xia.

Unfortunately, his parents, the powerful masters of House Loulan, have gone missing for many years, and the other Great Houses are beginning to eye their holdings quite hungrily. For that matter, plenty are also eyeing his talented, beautiful childhood friend and fiancee Jiang Qing’e, who has been leading House Loulan in his parents’ stead! Li Luo would much rather keep a low profile and wants to call off the engagement – but Jiang Qing’e has flatly refused.

What’s a ‘useless young master’ to do?

Is there any way he can get out of this engagement? Can he figure out a way to protect his House from the jackals circling around it? And… is a blank resonance really useless?

Come and find out!

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King of Manifestations
King of Myriad Images
万相之王
Related Series
Battle Through the Heavens (Same Franchise)
Wu Dong Qian Kun (Same Franchise)
The Great Ruler (Same Franchise)
Battle Through the Heavens Prequel – The Legend of Yao Lao (Same Franchise)
Dragon Prince Yuan (Same Franchise)
Recommendations
A Will Eternal (2)
A Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality (1)
I Shall Seal the Heavens (1)
Battle Through the Heavens (1)
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  4. Novels that I have read 2
  5. Academy novels

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hawlol
hawlol rated it
August 23, 2021
Status: c20
If you read his other novels or any xianxia for that matter, you'll feel like you've read everything before. Same but different.

Changing names doesn't make a novel original. Changing Qi to resonance or energy, pills to essence, among other names and ranks just reminded me of how unoriginal and lazy the writing is.

You can also expect the usual Chinese writing patterns. Loads of info dumps about cultivation and their ranks for damn everything, loads of repetition, like the MC repeating his grievances every chapter, unnecessary long winded explanations, gossipers, etc...

The... more>> MC is a flawless (and boring) being. The supreme handsome genius who can master all techniques and deal with all situations, except for the major flaw of not being able to cultivate, but of course, he'll settle that flaw at the first chapters and then he becomes the best! Not of his own merit, of course, everything is handled down to him by plot armor (his missing parents in this case). And from how his cultivation demands rare magical treasures to improve it's easy to foresee many, many 'lucky' situations where he'll find random treasures to level up his spirit roots or whatever name it's called here. For now he's still buying loads of them, and leveling up like crazy from them because unlike every one else, he doesn't absorb the impurities from pills (essences).

The plot for these first 20 chapters is the crumbling of his house due to the missing parents, who said 'don't come looking for us until you're Duke rank' (a spoiler for the next saga?). A traitor who's like an adopted-brother trying to take over the house and a perfect fiancee (but without any faults like him, so she's a strong cultivator) trying to prevent it. There are also the common young masters trying to beat him because his house is on decline and his fiancee is so perfect and he doesn't deserve her but they do... blergh.

20 chapters are nothing for these 2k+ chapter novels, yet for those who've read novels like this before the pattern becomes obvious. You probably can already foresee what's going to happen just from what I said in the review, right? Well, me too. That's why I won't even bother to continue.

It's so similar to BTH it's not even funny. <<less
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chaoswolf2003
chaoswolf2003 rated it
August 27, 2021
Status: c215
This novel is by far HSP's best work (at least as of chapter 215). He's clearly gotten much, much better at writing humor, and has also made quite a unique cultivation system for this novel. Don't listen to the guy that said that the cultivation system is just the same old stuff but with different terms. In this world, each cultivator is born with a certain affinity for a beast soul or element. Not only do they have to proceed with regular cultivation, but they also have to find ways... more>> to increase their affinity. The MC has the advantage of having the opportunity to gain multiple affinities, but he isn't op. He has to reach certain requirements before he can gain an affinity, and each time he gains an affinity, he loses something else (I won't say what as to not spoil the plot too much). Not only that, but each of his affinities also starts out at a very low level. <<less
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MungMan
MungMan rated it
October 3, 2021
Status: c47
Mediocre, frustrating, and derivative. None of the characters behave like human beings. Lots of elements copied or carried over from other novels, cultivation system is simple but at the same time doesnt make much sense. The marriage contract thing is a little more original but I dont care because the fiancee is poorly characterized and not even really present in the story. Overall this is a pretty mediocre cultivation novel. The one thing about it that stood out for me is the willingness for the author to actually describe the... more>> fights instead of just making them power-measuring contests which many other novels do. I will credit the novel for that one thing, but every other aspect of this novel is average or below that. <<less
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terraheart
terraheart rated it
October 20, 2021
Status: c446
A really promising novel. Heavenly Silk Potatoes seems to have improved his writing from his previous novels (BTTH, WDQK, TGR, DPY) and given this novel a refreshing twist in the genre.

The story is about a boy whose parents are missing, he's a cultivation 'cripple' and is engaged to the most beautiful girl and the current 'useless' heir's house is falling apart. Many people have heard this trope before (author has used it before too), where you think MC will get a broken engagement, consistently be called tr*sh before shining like... more>> gold as a white knight.

Wrong!

The author instead freshens it up by making the FMC stronger than the MC, 'forcing' him to keep the engagement and being the lynch pin in keeping house from breaking (she's a really likeable FMC). MC often acts shamelessly whilst trying to be 'low-key'. He'll obviously become powerful but he's extremely sensible, if he has numbers why fight righteously 1v1? If the kid's bully your friends, then tattle on them! Got good looks? Then use them to get help from the girls. He's more heroic than BXC from A Will Eternal and not as narcissistic, instead the author pushes the cringe/ silly shenanigans onto his good friend Yu Lang whose really popular with readers. The cultivation system is unique and although not as thorough as the Gu system in Reverend Insanity, it is really interesting - think Daoluo's battle spirits mixed with Quanzhi's Fazhi's magic system.

The overall quality of the novel is enhanced by the excellent translation (Midasthefloof) but the main reason to read this novel is for the characters. The FMC is not an ice queen, she's a bit cold to outsiders but she has a regal feeling and loves to tease MC and the females around him. Author has tended to drift away from harems (first two were harem, last two weren't) and never has more than two love interests but this novel will be better than his previous two if he goes the monogamy route because the FMC is so likeable and not hard to portray as Ice Queens are. The side characters are excellent, especially the comedian Yu Lang.

Overall, I highly recommend this novel who like this genre (cultivation + romance +/- a bit of crafting - he makes spirit liquids). I especially recommend it if you like the author's other works like BTTH. The only negative is that it only started (the raw) a few months ago (2021) so only a couple hundred chapters at present. Despite regular updates, given the authors previous novels, the novel should have around 1500 chapters so expect a Summer 2024 finish date but the plus is Wuxiaworld are translating and they rarely drop a translation (unlike Qidian) whilst Heavenly Silk Potatoes is no Mad Snail and actually finishes his works. I just hope the author keeps up the quality, has no long separations from FMC and makes it a non-harem novel and I'll love it!

Oh and if you are one who likes powerful MC's, the title's a bit of a give away. He has no resonance which can be interpreted as he has all resonance. At least that's where I think the author is headed, he will have "Absolute Resonance" with everything or at least 10, 000 things (another name for the novel is King of Myriad Idols - Myriad = 10, 000). <<less
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Nightmare123
Nightmare123 rated it
October 2, 2021
Status: c143
This is a cultivation novel. There are a lot of cliches like the fiance, the op talent the MC has and etc.

However, what makes this novel good is that this novel twists these cliches. For example, the fiance is his childhood friend and she wants the engagement, while the MC tries to sever it (not because he doesn't love her).

The cultivation system is really unique and I haven't seen it before (though I would have liked if the ranks were more simple). The characters that hang around the MC are... more>> fun and not one dimensional, while the MC himself isn't an ordinary person, who is looked down upon by everyone. He is handsome (unlike the other novels where the MC is either ugly or ordinary who has girls falling for him every second).

He has a decent background too. And he is pretty smart too, or should I say has common sense, because for example when some idiot with higher cultivation and older than him bothers him, he uses his bodyguards. There also many moments like that when the author pokes fun at cliches like that. He also treats women and men equally (for now at the very least).

The fiance is the best character for me. While it isn't known if she loves the MC yet, or she just thinks of him as a younger brother, for me either is fine. She pushes him to get stronger, but supports him along the way. She spoils him a lot too. And dear god, if she hears someone insulting him, whoever they are, they better run. His male friends are awesome too, especially Yu Liang. All in all, the novel is pretty good, the fiance is best girl and I hope the author doesn't abandon the characters. <<less
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eylos
eylos rated it
September 24, 2021
Status: c250
Best novel so far from Heavenly Silkworm Potato, he continues with the some overall tropes and storybeats that who have ready any of his novels will know what I'm talking about, but he likes to mix things up to subvert these tropes, when that happens this novel really gets funny and good.

The MC is likeable and cunning, he wants to get strong because he needs to, but if he can solve the problem in another easy way instead of fighting he will, or if he has to fight he... more>> will create a strategy. And he's not overly OP so far, like he's the old I "can defeat someone from a higher rank" from xuanhua/xianxia, but when he faces stuff, he knows he cant deal with, he will run, call for help etc.

The FL has an interesting different relationship with him, but I dont think she's an interesting character, she's kind of boring so far,

Some stuff that I didnt liked in the start of the story gets a good explanation later, like about his parents, or MC relationship with FL.

Will give 5, but I think 4, 5 would be better. For this genre this is really good/fun novel to read.

Tip: there's a manhua with good art, its good to check the character designs at least. <<less
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bloggbigg
bloggbigg rated it
November 25, 2021
Status: c320
Only 300+ chapters at the time of this review, so I'm tentatively putting this at 3.5 stars, though I'd like to think it will show it deserves more.

I'm quite enjoying reading this.

The Good:

  • Let's start with the characters, since they are done quite well. Fair to say they are all slightly caricatures, with more than a few cliche types- but with the type of humor and interactions the author introduces, this works quite well.
  • The world is not as standard as others would have you believe. To say this is a cultivation novel is as wrong to say as to claim it's fantasy with horror elements. Both are true, and it makes for an interesting change.
  • MC is intelligent and likeable. People claiming he is beta have apparently dropped this too early, or are expecting 'yet another' face slapping testosterone romp. This isn't one of those... Well... It's not the sole focus anyway...
  • Plotting and events do a good job of helping to showcase the MCs intelligence. This is not a 'sheer power conquers all' fist bash or power blast cavalcade. Planning, tactics, and teamwork are pretty important so far, which is a nice change from the usual.
  • Long term goals are used to good effect, highlighting both needs and conflicts early on to build interest. Some are forced- but even so, the results shape the story positively.
The BAD:

  • Some of the plot elements are a bit 'incredible'- being lucky in a far fetched way. It's not intolerable, but a bit 'questionable' as story factors go.
  • The shift from 'cultivation' to 'elemental powers' is a bit unexpected, but fine. The introduction of 'horror' elements can't possibly be predicted, so that becomes more 'wait, what?' for anyone expecting a standard wuxia. In short, this isn't what it's billed as. It's good, but a fair number of people may be unhappy because 'not what I signed up for'.
  • The faction type breakdown of almost all characters into 'allies' or 'enemies' is a bit excessive. Very few 'neutral' (or other) main or side characters- just 'people get to realize how awesome the MC is' and 'people get to be face slapped'...
  • Some background plot elements are very forced.
    Spoiler

    Parents planning for his rare/convenient legacy (but not telling him anything/properly planning for him to acquire it), parents leaving so much trouble behind due to a ridiculous like of awareness/cautionvcaution), villains having so many advantages and alliances in comparison, etc.

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  • This is likely a 'faux harem' story. Maybe (eventually) an actual harem story (can't tell at this point). In any case, for people who don't like harem, it has that feel. Whether you like it or not, it's still a '+1 adds' type of harem where girls just jump out and like the MC for convenient/shallow/lucky reasons.
  • MC is quite lucky, pretty often. It's not too bad, but knowing the author can do 'clever' when they try makes the 'lucky' breaks seem extra lazy.
  • 'Advancing your powers via expensive drugs' had never impressed me as a 'cultivation' element, and 'MC can use more drugs than others' is doubling down on this convenient (but cliche and dumb) theme. Of course, 'others can't drug as much as the MC' is another nonsense thing, so 'whatever'.
The different:

  • This implementation of 'fractured world' and 'secret war' is actually interesting as detailed. What the author does with it remains to be seen, but it has potential. It's not super novel or creative- but a good effort in this setting (in my opinion).
Overall, worth checking out.
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herroyung
herroyung rated it
July 13, 2022
Status: c518
Don't listen to the low reviews. This novel should have a rating of 4.8, not the absurd 3.7 it currently has.

Li Luo, our MC, is the classic underdog MC with a "crippled" cultivation talent. He also has a fiance arranged for him by his parents. His parents are missing, and his clan/house is losing its standing among the other noble clans/houses. Li Luo sets out to get stronger and restore his house's honor.

I know most of you have seen this a dozen times, but the classic tropes basically end there.... more>> The cultivation system is a refreshing and unique one, not a repetition of "Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, etc". The author describes the process of advancing in strength in vivid detail. His fiance is not reproachful of her status as a crippled person's fiance, but instead one of Li Luo's staunchest allies. The two share a relationship almost like siblings, with little real romance so far (though there is a girl or two that is romantically interested in Li Luo).

All of this is great, but the thing that sells the novel is Li Luo himself. The author has improved since his previous works of Battle Through The Heavens and the like. He has managed to write a character that demonstrates his intelligence through actions, unlike the vast majority of CNs that say "Zhong Qan is a genius, so he saw through the ploy immediately" and leave it at that. Li Luo has a great strategic mind, and every one of his plots leave me with a sense of satisfaction that I can't experience from the so-called scheming (really just basic critical thinking) in almost every other CN.

The side characters aren't cardboard cutouts; they all have their own characteristics and personality traits that make for an entertaining and humorous read. The villains, unlike what ApatheticSchizoid would have you believe, have realistic motivations and act like people with basic critical thinking, a rarity in CNs. I want to repeat that the cultivation system is unique and nothing like what hawlol said.

Some negatives now. Some people are bothered by the multitude of girls in Li Luo's life, and they say these girls just exist to add a harem-like vibe to the novel. I personally enjoy his interactions with the girls (some teasing, but platonic otherwise) because they remind me that Li Luo isn't the beta virg*n MC I so commonly see in CNs. Some people are bothered by Li Luo's luck in that he usually gets exactly what he needs to overcome an obstacle a few dozen chapters before the obstacle arrives. I honestly don't mind this at all because almost every time he gets this luck, it's accompanied by a good plan that he concocts to achieve his goal, so it feels like Li Luo doesn't rely on luck nearly as much as his intelligence.

TLDR: Unique cultivation system and good villains (ignore what other reviews say about this). Actually intelligent MC. Refreshing storyline and plot. Definitely a 5/5 from me. I'd say it's the 2nd best CN I've ever read (and I've read over 40), the best being Divine Throne of Primordial Blood. <<less
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gingingin1605
gingingin1605 rated it
November 24, 2021
Status: c50
Nothing new if you have read other cultivation type novels. Average storyline, not exactly immersive and cliche characters. There are not obvious plotholes as far as I know but many minute flaws nonetheless. They make the story boring.

If the magic or the scenes were as vividly described as the girls were, I would have given it a 2 but that's not the case.
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Reindeer
Reindeer rated it
September 11, 2021
Status: c101
This was a pleasant surprise indeed! I wasn't expecting much, or more accurately I was expecting it to be bad like most in this genre, but it was surprisingly enjoyable and fun. While it's nothing amazing per se, it manages to hit all the right spots that a standard xuanhuan should while being able to avoid the more frustrating and tiresome aspects that this genre usually is associated with. If you just want some vanilla xuanhuan, this one is a really good choice. I wouldn't necessarily say it's a 5... more>> star material but it's been a while since I actually got engaged reading one of these, so I'll be more generous and also round it up on top of that. It needs higher ratings anyway, this novel deserves to at least get on that 4 star tier for more people to try it out. <<less
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Hxnm
Hxnm rated it
February 11, 2023
Status: c756
Just wanted to preface this and a few concessions, as a reminder that this is MY opinion (before the diehard fans of this genre and Silkworm come for me). This review isn’t for you, you’re to biased and unwilling to acknowledge clear discrepancies where they lay.

-Secondly, if this is you’re first introductory to this genre or artist, I can empathize and imagine how Euphoric or “Novel” or fresh this feels. This review isn’t for you either.

-I also acknowledge that Xianxia has certain tropes and elements that are bound to... more>> be used within the story. Its the nature of the beast, It’s a matter of how it’s delivered/ executed that’s important to discern.

This is targeted for those that have been here for a while.

(As of 756) I wanted to get pretty far into the story (I assume we’re about half or 1/3 of the way there, considering his previous works) before I formulated an opinion and... it’s just not good.

In this review, I’d like to define “art” as an artist or author’s entire body of work, that showcases a transformative or qualitative change as they progress. This means that as the artist’s career continues, it not plagued by REDUNDANCY nor does gives off a feeling of stangnation. The art work ultimately goes through some sort of qualitative change.

Qualitative change DOES not mean:

(Someone from an earlier review wrote this and I think this is very apt)

“Changing Qi to resonance or energy, pills to essence, among other names and ranks just reminded me of how unoriginal and lazy the writing is.” This is essentially the crux of the issue, if you’ve read Heavenly Silkworms previous works, it feels as though he has a template - beautiful almost unobtainable FMC, handsome/extremely talented MC, all the female characters are enamored with the MC, and just a boat load of BS plot armor to cover up for poor and/or lazy writing. Everything suddenly happens by coincidence or pure chance or Insert a wild OP character conveniently that is there to help or deter the MC. MC and FMC separate for some bs reason, etc... Just for him to eventually come back and inserts arc of him vying and competing with some nemesis/rival for her love. It’s just dumpster fire and lazy writing. All of these things plaguing the story will inevitably cause your Suspense of disbelief to be discarded out the window and roll your eyes as some BS that is so absurd occurred. What is even more telling, is when something absurd happens especially during the (No spoilers ahead) House Luolan arc and onwards - the sarcasm and disdain (deservedly so) from some of the readers is palpable in the comment section.

The pacing feels awkward and is very inconsistent. Sometimes a lot of times will transpire through a few short chapters. Alternatively, at times, H.S.W. will devote like 80 chapters to a particular instance in time and still not fully end of whatever the conflict is (just so it can be used later) it throws you for a loop.

This ultimately feels like if Silkworm took “Battle Through the Heavens” (BTTH) and “The Great Ruler” (TGR) and roughly mashed them together and you got Li Luo and what will most likely be the story of “Absolute Resonance”. With all that being said, because of the constant clichés and rendundant plot tropes, this is ultimately is BORING and without the awesome translation team. I would hesitate to say this is even palatable.

For those who haven’t read his previous works and are waiting for the next chapter like it’s an unhealthy addiction. Might I recommend reading his previous works and just insert Li Luo and Qiange’e in the MC and FMC roles and there you go.

In all seriousness, this is probably going to be a 2/5. And that’s mainly due to the translation team and the interactions between Li Luo and his family/ loved ones. <<less
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Lord Cryptic
Lord Cryptic rated it
November 3, 2021
Status: --
i came here for lack of tragedy and harem tags.

The novel has been pretty good so far. The novel focuses much more on story than cultivation plus the plot is not dark and mildly humored.
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unseen_hz
unseen_hz rated it
December 16, 2021
Status: c287
May be cliched but filled with good jokes nice girls and (hilariously) great friends of the MC. A package just like I wanted for a light-hearted read. Warning: may have infuriatingly short chapters with doesn't advance the plot but just take it as short entertainment and you'll just be craving more rather than being mad at the chapter for not being compelling. A nice entertaining inoffensive read, our MC is not s*upid and we have our typical villains that we want grinded to a pulp. The reviewers who dropped a... more>> negative review must have been expecting the best read ever or something because I sure am entertained reading this and thus, definitely recommend trying it out. <<less
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atomsphere
atomsphere rated it
September 4, 2021
Status: --
This was a very pleasant surprise. HSP is at his best when hes working in a more classic xianxia setting. This is that. Except, the MC is shameless in fun and interesting ways. It has its problems... too much school and tournament. But idc. So many chapters send me into absolute giggle fits. It's on the lighter side of the genre, read for some amusement. Read because its HSP and you're going to eventually. Read because it does some cool sh*t with professions.
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thero
thero rated it
September 1, 2022
Status: --
It feels like every character treats the MC like tr*sh.

The MC has absolute no power in his own house, which the parents build from ground up. Thats fricking his house and you are still treating him like tr*sh.

The fMC treats him like a child despite being only 2 years older.
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KaSiGi
KaSiGi rated it
January 26, 2022
Status: c346
Truly amazing, its written so well, and the power balance doesn't fumble. It has its own unique system of power that is very interesting and well designed. The characters feel alive, and the world real. The MC isn't op but his potential is, he uses schemes to deal with those he can't overpower, plus his calm, calculating and fearless personality is very likable. There isn't too much development romantically, but his relationship with them runs deep and they are willing to die for each other. I read I really enjoyed,... more>> and now the horrid wait for new chapters... Give me more! <<less
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boread
boread rated it
September 14, 2021
Status: c94
5 stars. Good story. The only thing that I can't stand too much are how much beauties around the MC. Like wherever he goes, there are beauties. The beauties are either interested in him or hostile towards him. The pursuers of those beauties also kinda unreasonable. Keep warning MC to distance himself from the beauties, but never asked the beauties themselves on what they want. Basically, kinda like BTTH where the beauties are everywhere for the MC.

But the resonance idea still goodto me. And the fiance don't want the annulment... more>> is refreshing to me. All in all, I want more chapter. Please update more. <<less
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Dwarkin
Dwarkin rated it
March 29, 2023
Status: c200
I tried to give this novel a chance, but, as the Chinese say that you can't teach a dog not to eat poop - you similarly can't expect something better than poop from Silkworm potato. I think that this novel is somewhat okay for neophytes, but I recommend not to waste your time
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cnfan
cnfan rated it
March 1, 2023
Status: c800
Reviewing mostly due to the other negative reviews. I feel like this novel deserves much better rating. Why do we read novels? For entertainment, and this one is quite entertaining.

It's by far the best one of the author so far. The plot is quite good, the main character and female lead are quite likable (most character have some depth).

The author doesn't fall too much into cliché plots (well for a webnovel).

There also are some refreshing points like:

... more>>
Spoiler

Both fiancé and mom seem to be op and don't seem to have any backing. It's the inverse of the typical plot where the dad came from a famous clan with an arranged marriage with an enemy Ms perfect and the mom is the tyrannical genius who eloped with the dad while fighting the world.

The author does quite a good job at reversing the typical trope without really making the MC (and the dad) seem weak.

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This novel is one where the Female lead (both previous and current generation) have a constant major role while the MC still feels like the main character. The balance is quite good, female lead is very op (older than the MC thus has a head start). The type who is literally perfect, has good instincts, smart and very op. She can crush everything through absolute and unquestionable strength.

The main character, is cunning and has a growth type ability thus is mostly the underdog but also shines thoughout the novel. He is cripple at the beginning and thus developed an amazing sense of humor when dealing with enemies. He likes to always keep his cards hidden but do not shy to go all out now and then when it matters.

The only lowlight is that the MC is constantly under heavy pressure walking on a rope.

I do love his shameless and sense of humor as well as how he balances being low key vs flexing. <<less
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Wakashii
Wakashii rated it
December 7, 2021
Status: c275
It was kinda good but now it's boring, so much bullshit, you are going to read tons of chapters that leads to nothing, plots that doesn't change anything. Something like wasting 3 chapters to buy herbs, 5~7 chapters to heal people, one entire chapter to travel... Furthermore this novel is more magical, a true xuanhuan, there are a lot of different elements from xianxia and wuxia. Idk, I don't enjoy that much anymore.
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