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I Wasn’t Born Lucky

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268 chapters + 3 extras (Complete)
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“I wasn’t born a lucky person, I’m just too strong.”
On his way home late in the evening, Xiao Li found a letter asking for help and inexplicably came to an unknown place. He had to finish the task given before he could succeed in returning to reality. In the legendary haunted school, Xiao Li looked at his companions’ task of ‘survive until dawn’ and then looked at the tasks displayed in his book:
Tell me your name.
Tell me what you like.
Kiss me.
Xiao Li: ????
He was very confused and then refused.
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我不是天生欧皇
我不是天生欧皇
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- ML: being probably the only other thing that can engage interest in the readers aside from MC, he is very poorly done. Obviously he's the yellow book, him as the yellow book was more interesting than him as a human. Tagged as 'slow romance' I would say it's more like minimal romance. 200 chapters in there is a 15/100 progress to their relationship. There's no "surviving" the instance together if that's what you look forward to and other from the rare pining moments. ML is just there, as a book he can tease MC (although is like trying to flirt with a wall) as a human in the same instance you can forget that he's there because he doesn't do anything. He just follows MC and thirst. His characterisation is also bland, there's no personality point for you to like him except he really really likes MC for some reason. If you like two walls interacting and somehow falling in love, it's these two.
- Overarching plot: non-existent. After like 20 instance or smth you get a little bit towards the end around 220 chapters in? But honestly it wasn't anything interesting nor did it feel like high stake cuz the MC is nonchalant about everything, and we never get any explanation about why he's special, it's just his protag halo. MC enters instances non-stop so there's no time to develop his relationship with ML outside, and inside instance he just acts whatever and ML just follows behind doing absolutely nothing so. By the final arc, you honestly don't care anymore. I had absolutely no interest in how the story would end because there was nothing I anticipated for, even if it's the truth of the instance and how epic the author tries to describe it to be.
- Story tone: The beginning started very strong and good, it was engaging and had horror elements, the ghost that MC picked up had very strong characterisation and how they were introduced was good. But around the middle, the author started to focus more on how OP the MC was rather than the story of each instance. Eventually you will read more of the forum's comments on how OP each of MC different identity is than characterisation and in turn everything will turn into a joke. There will never be a point where you feel worried for the cast because every paragraph will include some flat joke about the weird things MC does and with each passing instance, the ghosts' story and twist becomes tiring and flat, you would become impatient for some progress on the instance rather than them talking about OP MC.
- Supporting cast: absolutely bland. No one memorable except for that one random bestie who's a dead weight and doesn't developed despite how many instance he's been in. No one in this story develops, they only grow used to MC does weird thing and talk about MC does weird thing. The worst thing is that, theres a lot of side characters, a set for each instance and a few "pros" repeating here and there. But they were so unimpressive that it don't make a difference if you met them before. And for "pros" you don't feel a difference between them and a random newbie.
I honestly think the high rating and premise is misleading. It's not a daily slice, it's not a feel-good, it's not horror, not... more>>i love the ghost. Specially the mic ghost (fan gize?? I think) he is the most sane one ever oh and although the ghosts dislikes xiao li because he ab*ses (?) them they still helped him lol (like a typical tsundere)
I also love the god of lies (and kinda ship lies and death... im weird yikes)
Im glad xiao li doesnt hate shen chenzi's possessiveness and want a "crazy love" where the lover will only look at xiao li only.
i love when they played at the abyss hohoho I can imagine it OOPS-
- The more I read MCs with this kind of apathetic-to-life, treating-the-instances-like-games personality, the more picky I become. I think it takes really good writing to make it seem at all realistic: other novels I've enjoyed have given reasons why the MCs can behave like they do (e.g.: in I Heard that I'm Super Fierce, the whole thing is a game; in A Crowd of Ghosts Lines Up to Confess to Me the MC has interacted with and been pestered by ghosts since he was young so of course he's not going to be scared of them; and in Congratulations on Your Successful Escape the MC still feels fear). The MC in this novel just comes off as... cheap. His "novel" was of dealing with ghosts rings hollow when there's nothing to back it up.
- It's true that there's basically no logic to the instances. If the MC wasn't there to "light the way" for the supporting cast, I'm pretty sure no-one would be able to solve the mysteries because they don't make sense. For example:
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- The romance. Several things about this irked me. The ML at the beginning was... in what world did he think it was a) acceptable and b) a good idea to tell the one he is trying to woo (i.e. MC) all the pe*verted stuff he wants to do with him? I don't understand why the author thought that was a good idea, and it still irritates me. Secondly, and more importantly, I don't like how the novel portrays the MC as "turning gay" for the ML. I don't like the trope, and it could so easily have been fixed. (Tbh, I feel like the MC probably doesn't care about gender at all, but why did the author feel the need to write that he'd never had a girlfriend?! - couldn't they just have used partner, or romantic relationship?).
Some good things:In the ghost ship one, the MC realises that the ghost ship is actually inside a god's stomach and is slowly being corroded by stomach acid. But at the same time, the inside of the boat is also the intestines? HOW DOES THAT MAKE SENSE? The author took the idea and ran with it, including every cool sounding thing they could think of without thinking about whether it made sense.
- I enjoyed the supporting cast, and especially the confusion surrounding "Sherlock" and "Moriarty" - of course you know how it's going to end, but it doesn't stop it from being hilarious. I liked the fact that we had a supporting cast who would reappear, and that it extended to the ghosts too. However bad the logic of the instances are, it's still pretty funny to read about Bloody Mary's gradual descent into depression due to the MCs logic-defying brain. I think this kind of trope it pretty standard to novels that use the MCs personality type, but the humour was at least well done.
All in all, when I was reading it I totally got caught up in the thrill watching the MC do things "his way" but now that I've read more novels in this genre, I think there are better way to do this kind of character.