favorite webnovel, no surprise there. ... more>>

the world is amazing. there’s such a huge sense of awe and scale that makes it hard to put this novel down. 

 im really attached to Klein and the Tarot Club. lowkey felt like a member by the end.

the ending made me cry for like an hour. i think it was the first webnovel that had me ugly crying like that.

everyone should give this one a read <<less

i didn’t really enjoy reading this novel…i dunno, i could never get into it. it felt like all the arcs were unnecessarily long and complicated. like who turned into a dumpling?? who regressed when?? it felt like i was watching a Cocomelon video, so overstimulating. it’s definitely well-written, just not really my thing. ... more>>

Kim Dokja is still one of my favorite protagonists ever though. also i love the YooHanKim combo. <<less

this novel fills me with a feeling of dread and a fear for death…it’s great!... more>>

Chen Ge is pretty obviously mentally ill, but that makes his relationship to all his ghosties even better (who are equally as mentally ill lmao). it’s a surprisingly heartfelt combination. 

main flaws are the pretty predictable structure (the uniqueness of the arcs makes up for it), repetitiveness & the humans. im not a fan of how they’re written. 

this webnovel’s an iconic one. everyone should give it a read  <<less

so i picked this one up because i love writing, and because it’s a career im really interested in... more>>

i found Juho’s fear of failure such a relatable thing. the anxieties of not being good enough or being forgotten in the rivers of time are all things everyone feels at least once.

i also loved how Juho could “see” his characters and “speak” to them. those chapters were so unique, and it was great for seeing Juho’s creative process.

tbh, i think it kinda fumbled the last 100 or so chapters. i loved Kelley Coin and that director dude as much as the next guy, but i hated how they became the main side characters. the colorful cast from Korea were all thrown in the background. i missed Sang tt 

still this is a wonderful slice-of-life novel. the good outweighs the bad <<less

this was the start of my big Asian webnovel obsession. truthfully it’s pretty bad, mainly because of the one note characters and kinda bad plot. but seriously, it’s so so so hype. Jin-woo’s aura is off the charts.... more>>

if you turn off your brain and you're a fan of the manhwa, you'll probably like it. the manhwa is very popular, so most probably know what this is.. <<less

i think read this about 20 times, and it still never gets old.... more>>

the more i re-read, the more i realize this is an awesome novel.

it’s self-aware while also taking itself 100% seriously. literally the perfect balance. also i love Cid sm, he’s such a chill guy.

i know this is supposed to be a parody of reincarnation fantasy JP webnovels, but i think the parody is in the fact that this novel is actually good?

one of my favorite isekais ever. it makes me really happy to see more people discovering this masterpiece <<less

i didn’t expect it, but this novel is amazing!... more>>

i very much love Han Xiao’s character. he’s a shameless, kind-of-horrible person, but his interactions are so entertaining.

and the world-building is wonderful. i definitely didn’t expect this novel to have such a vast and interesting world, but im not complaining lol

this story has the staple “thirsting over hot women” descriptions but it bothers me even more than usual because of how good this novel is. it just feels very out of place when the narrator starts going in detail about a woman’s curves or long legs or whatever. it doesn’t happen too frequently though. 

tbh the Planet Aquamarine/ Black Phantom arc was the best one. it had so many layers <<less

this story is bad. it’s racist, annoying, and not fun to read. yuck.... more>>

run while you still can! <<less

it’s good, but veryyyy repetitive. even worse than MHoH imo... more>>

it’s rated so high, which is kinda understandable, but also it confuses me.

the same scenario happens over and over and over: Pei Qian wants to lose some money > he creates a new product or business as terribly as he can > sike! the thing in question doesn’t actually fail

very funny the first few times, but soon grows boring. i got so bored that i gave up reading, and from the spoilers i saw, it doesn’t look like it gets better in the future.

i wish they leaned more into Pei Qian’s personal life. i loved the glimpses into his college or family relationships, but it’s almost never in the story.

this is a solid slice-of-life novel to read while pacing yourself. maybe read a hundred chapters while reading something else concurrently? this is still a pretty fun novel though <<less

this is so cute ❤️... more>>

love the two brothers’ relationship, and the supporting cast are great in their own right. i don’t have much to say about it. i think the plot is well-written and the translations are really good.

100% recommend  <<less

i love this novel! it’s a bit of medical mixed with action & mystery. it’s very interesting. ... more>>

i personally was really into when Gu Jun was 'Nightmare Man.' my only gripe is that it wasn’t long enough. that was such an awesome switch of status quo

sometimes it gets a little repetitive, but the interesting world keeps me engaged enough.

100% recommend! <<less

if i got a dollar for every time the narrator says Huang Ji has a “mild intellectual disability” i think i would be rolling in cash.... more>>

jokes aside, this novel is really unique.

i love the author’s take on omniscience, it’s very complicated. Huang Ji has access to the information, but that doesn’t mean he understands it. he still has to make an effort. 

seeing Huang  Ji’s internal thoughts vs how people perceive him is probably my favorite part of the novel. it makes for some really sad or funny moments.

definitely give this one a read <<less

i don’t like this novel.... more>>

the characters are horribly written. what policeman accepts a challenge from some rando on the street who says “if i solve this case, you quit your job” or whatever the protag says. im blocking out the memories tbh.

organic dialogue is not a web novel staple, but conversations in this novel are just so so so bad. everyone either adores the MC or abhors him for some inexplicable reason. it makes me cringe 

the stuff about his grandfather was so interesting, but it goes wrong so fast. <<less

love this novel! it's hilarious and so very s*upid, but the serious bits are pretty good too. ... more>>

the first arc is kinda bland, but as soon as the author finds their stride, it becomes great!

the main flaw is the author’s weird tendency to forget characters. i don’t recommend getting too attached to his classmates lol <<less

a very good novel!... more>>

the pace is very slow, but that isn’t a bad thing 

lots of silly misunderstandings, but also a pinch of a darker understory. the darker bits are done really well. it makes for this uncomfortable experience while reading (which is a good thing btw)

main flaw is the ending. the author spent like 50 chapters writing abt a bday party, so there was only like 20 chapters left to wrap up the story. weird choice.

this one’s a staple misunderstanding genre. it has a lot of info-drops, but if you can get past that, you will enjoy this one a lot! <<less

i enjoyed this novel up to the 400th chapter mark.... more>>

Fang Zhao became second to his dog. it was really weird. Curly Hair was going through a character arc or smth at the end of the novel.

the ending was frankly booty, super rushed. 

pre-500th chapter is very good though. jack-of-all-trades MC exploring a variety of careers in a sci-fi world. it’s super fun, especially with the strangely good world building. <<less

an action CN webnovel with a female protagonist?! sold!... more>>

when a novel starts off with “I think my boyfriend is trying to kill me,” you know it’s going to be good. and it is. very good.

Sanjiu is my idol 

i love Doomsday Wonderland <<less

one of the best esports novels ever. the character relationships are so interesting plus the action scenes are great.... more>>

i love this novel sm that i bought a Huang Shaotian figu**ne. love that guy <<less

i always love stories with lowkey crazy protagonists, so Lu Xin & his weird ghost (?) family scratch that itch in such a satisfying way. ... more>>

i love how he has complete trust in his family (the bond between them is kinda cute) while everyone else just sees him as mentally unstable.

 this novel has such an obvious dark and twisted overtone, so Lu Xin’s “normal-ness” is the perfect contrast. he seems like the only sane person left in the world, until you learn that he’s probably the craziest of them all. 

would be one of my favorites if the translation wasn’t so bad <<less

this reads like a terrible reincarnation Japanese light novel. like most of the troupes played out are ones you would see in a Japanese LN, not a Korean WN. surprised it doesn’t have a title like this: “I Used to be the Hero that Slayed the Evil Demon King, but Suddenly I Reincarnated as a Noble’s Son ~I’ll Live Life the Laziest Way I Can!~”... more>>

also, i dunno if it’s the author’s writing style or the translations, but sentences in this novel are so awkward. they’re a total headache to read 

it was good for like 10 chapters, nothing after that. don’t recommend.  <<less

i don’t hate this novel. it’s pretty interesting, but for some reason wasn’t able to keep my attention for long. now it’s on my sad list of unfinished novels... more>>

i dunno, i just didn’t find the characters all that interesting. Luo Qiu is a pretty bland dude. oh, and i also HATE his aunt. she’s so annoying and obnoxious and every time i see a piece of her dialogue i start grinding my teeth. 

rant over. my conclusion (based on how much ive read): fine novel that’ll keep you interested if you have nothing else to read <<less

i totally forgot about this novel until i saw someone else’s review, and now i want to smack myself in the head... more>>

it’s great! i don’t have much to say, just:

a man is a cat

and you can’t go wrong with that

fun slice-of-life shenanigans all around. <<less

alrighty then, first off... more>>

the beginning was great. i loved Nayun and Hajin’s relationship. it was so sad but also kinda beautiful.

also i loved Hajin’s single dad struggles

but as soon as he leaves Cube, the quality totally dips. the story suddenly becomes super hard to read through.

not to mention the “harem.” was it necessary to have like 6 girls have a crush on the protagonist? 

felt like a waste of time <<less

being completely honest, i did not read very much of this novel…i mostly read the manhua!... more>>

as i read the novel, i realized what kind of story it would be, so i moved to the manhua. yup, it was as i expected.

entertaining for the first 50 or so chapters, but that’s all. it’s repetitive and a really boring read after you digest the premise.

if you’re bored or wanting something lighthearted, you probably can read this. but if you want a novel with more substance, this defo  is not for you. <<less

i fried my brain with MTL to read this one, but it was so worth it... more>>

Lloyd is definitely one of my favorite main characters. he’s a money-grubbing, selfish jerk, but also a pretty stand up guy. it’s always fun reading about him

the comedy is really well done, which is evident from how i chuckled even though every sentence was full of really broken and confusing English

there’s also illustrations every chapter, which is genuinely awesome

10/10! totes recommend, praying for a proper translation in the future so a re-read would be less brain damaging <<less