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He’s done it again. Read the other reviews cuz they explain it well. This review is for the translator. My guy, the words you are using might be big, but they ain’t grammatically correct most of the time. I’m not sure which level of education you finished at, but that doesn’t mean the story needs to be forced into your ‘pristine’ language. Yes I can understand ‘…inquired with a calm resolve…’ but would it not be easier for everyone if you just wrote ‘… asked calmly…’? Less for you to write, easier for us to understand. Like, even famous novels from older authors don’t do this. To Kill a Mockingbird is simple to read, same with The Great Gatsby or The Stormlight Archive. So why do you feel the need to make it more difficult for us readers to read? And is this not harder on yourself? Might as well just go read Shakespeare at this point.
Chinese dragon?
Finally, a starting comment from the system that doesnt roast the MC
Transmigrator*
They say phoenixes are as rare as chickens
Receptionist????
‘Unfortunately’ the author says
is*
Assuming his sx appeal was high in the first place, which it probably wasnt
Tbh, this racist sh*t about most Chinese being racist gets on my nerves. Here im sitting, born and raised in a white country as a Chinese person, and seeing other people discriminating against most Chinese due to the news that the *goverment* is discriminating against the African population and that most Chinese novels contain high levels of nationalism is annoying af. Like, who says you can just go ahead and say bullsh*t about a whole race based on their government alone and the literatue the minority of the country write. And what of those of us, who know of others who, and have nothing to do with the crap in China. Can you say that we’re racist and nationalists as well? From what i know from my relatives, it’s mainly the educational system in China that causes this, very much so clearly not what the majority of Chinese have picked
Bruh
Monke
Gladly