5/10. Was hoping for something similar to Mist but was disappointed. The MCs seem to pull the solutions to the puzzles out of their asses.... more>> It just feels like the purpose of the puzzles is to make the MCs seem super smart or genius-like, but this is extremely poorly executed as there are insufficient clues or non-sensical "logical deduction" used to solve the puzzles. It feels like the author is trying to danmei-ify Sherlock but fails to do so by a longshot. The backstory behind the main couple is cool, and the world-building is satisfactory, but the main plot points (the examination questions) just make the story unpalatable to me.  <<less

5/10. Solid read if you just want to turn your brain off and see someone slap faces left, right, and centre. Sentinel-guide setting is more... more>> of a plot device than an actual world setting imo (similar to how abo is used as a plot device). MC is very OP and quickly resolves any conflict while looking super cool. Main couple is very cute.  <<less

Won't rate since it's been too long since I've read it. Typical dog blood elements & lots of face-slapping without being entirely brainless. Basically naive... more>> white rabbit vs fake white lotus. <<less

??/10. Not really sure how I feel about it. The relationship is definitely unhealthy though it does have some moments of light. 

5/10 will keep you mildly entertained if you want to turn your brain off and be distracted from life. The first half is worse than... more>> the 2nd half imo. The protagonist is pretty OP and resolves all conflicts relatively easily and painlessly. The second half is noticeably more well-developed in terms of writing and storyline. <<less

very self-indulgent. no rating because I think you need to be in the right mood to enjoy it (otherwise you probably won't)

7/10. Good balance of romance and plot (though the tropes are pretty dog blooded). There are times when I feel that the MC is too... more>> cold-blooded and vengeful for me, but I can understand why he is the way he is (MC's don't have to be perfect!!!).  <<less

4/10 the entire novel is ML spoiling MC. Little to no plot in each arc (focus is on their relationship). Both ML and MC are... more>> super OP and love each other crazily/unconditionally, so there's never any real conflict. Appropriate read if you just want something to pass the time mindlessly. <<less

8.8/10. The story is told by alternating between flashbacks and the current timeline, so the pacing of the main storyline is really good while also... more>> fully fleshing out the anguish and the pain of the MC in digestible chunks. Overarching plot, world-building, and even minor details are thoughtfully planned. Ending is cathartic. <<less

Why did I read this

8/10. Will definitely make you laugh. The MC is very similar to Wei Wuxian from MDZS, and the story overall makes me think that this... more>> is what would happen if WWX was a chicken farmer and had a harem. <<less

5/10. Meh. Will keep you occupied. Don't like the MC and ML that much. Conflict, plot, and characters are pretty standard/one-dimensional.

7/10 QT. Only 4 arcs but each arc is relatively long. MC and ML always end up overpowered either because of special exceptions made for... more>> them when they transmigrate (MC) or because they transmigrate into an OP character (ML). Though the plot is very simple, it was an enjoyable read because the focus was on MC and ML's relationship. Very fluffy.  <<less

7/10. The plot mainly revolves around MC and ML levelling up in terms of magical/physical and socioeconomic power in a way that reminds me of... more>> Legendary Master's Wife. The romance, though present, is not really the main focus of development and just kind of seems to happen along the way. Plenty of time/word count is given to fleshing out the side characters' backgrounds and relationships. There isn't any major conflict/tension in the story because MC, ML, and their friends are so overpowered. It's more of a refreshing read (shuangwen) with satisfying face slaps that is fast-paced enough and is filled with enough adventure/levelling up to make it interesting. <<less

7.7/10. Really sweet story about MC and ML with a cast of really nice/funny/supportive friends and family. No major conflicts (at least the ones that... more>> come up are easily dealt with). A major portion of the story is set in the video game that MC, ML, and their friends play, but it's really easy to understand if you've played MMORPGs before. The story is also really funny because the author uses dramatic and verbal irony really well. Overall quite a nice and easy read if you're looking for something short, fluffy, and funny! <<less

6.5/10. Good writing and solid story all around. Didn't read the extras. I only liked Ji Huaisi and Wen Chuan as MLs. The others (Shen Shuting, Shao Hang) had too much dubcon. I thought that the whole concept of what you see in the book vs what the "characters" are like as actual people was well-developed, and I also liked how the author highlighted the differences in outcomes between the story and real life due to the different choices that MC made (e.g. the BEs of the original story vs the HEs of real life). ... more>>

The ending in terms of with whom MC gets together is open but hopeful. I read a comment on NU saying that this is common for 1vN endings, so maybe MC gets to be topped by 4 (5?) dudes in the end lol! <<less

7/10. Story about 21st century person transmigrating to ancient China and conquering/unifying the independent kingdoms. Story is logical and well-paced with a good balance between... more>> advancing the plot and NSFW. <<less

8/10. TLDR is that MC has super OP powers, and the plot of the story revolves around MC using his powers to save the world... more>> while simultaneously learning more about them (i.e. why he's so powerful in the first place). The writing is well-paced, and the plot points are interesting, not to mention that the translation is wonderfully done. The overall tone of this story is very refreshing, but not in a face-slapping kind of way (which is the common theme amongst many CN web novels). MC has this air of fresh, youthful vitality, and this spills over into the generally hopeful and determined tone of the story. He's a good kid despite his harsh life. He's a dreamer above all else, and it makes the audience (including me, a pretty jaded person) to yearn for a better world/future, to pursue and to promote the development of such a world, and to dream with wild and naive belief and hope.  <<less

6.5/10. Very standard entertainment industry, face-slapping, counterattack novel which utilizes the fake young master and "someone altered reality to steal someone else's good life and... more>> now MC has transmigrated to fix things" tropes. Light-hearted and fluffy. <<less

7.8/10. Very solid novel overall (written by the same author as QWFOD!). It's a story about a craftsman cultivator who transmigrates to a futuristic world and how he slowly uncovers (and defeats) a huge conspiracy laid out in this world. The plot is self-consistent and has good pacing. The world-building is also very thoughtful -- you can really tell that the author put a lot of thought into how to weave the rules of cultivation and science together to make the rules by which the story's world operates plausible. All characters, both main and supporting, are complex and compelling. I'm also personally biased toward the MC because he falls under my favourite type of cunning... more>> and flexible character.

The romance is also super sweet in my opinion. There isn't a huge focus on it in the story (the story mainly revolves around the plot), but it develops naturally nonetheless. You can clearly see the progression in their relationship and how the events which they experience together ultimately bring them to fall in love.  <<less