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no doy 5 estrellas por que sea genial lo hago por que quien subió esto se dio un trabajo espectacular en la traducción si bien todavía se notan cosas que hace dar cuenta que es una obra china esta tan bien traducido que en general no molesta en cuanto a la historia es un 3/5 hay muchas cosas buenas pero los clásicos tropos chinos son molestos todos quieren molestar al MC sin importar cuantas veces demostró algo por algún motivo hay que escribir medio capitulo de personas criticándolo para la posterior bofetada o cosas similares que todas las novelas chinas tienen que tener

completamente de acuerdo

no puedo con la personalidad del MC es un cretino tiene oportunidades y no las aprovecha por que se cree especial y cuando descubre que no lo es rechaza a todo y todos solo por que no paso lo que el quería y como cereza del pastel no aprende nada de eso consigue poderes y de mas por los juegos y sigue con una actitud horrible en pocas si no hubiera tenido esa ayuda que lo regreso a lo que el quería hubiera continuado siendo un completo cretino

It's not bad, but it's a story where the protagonist jumps from one conflict to another constantly. Anything related to technological development appears mystically with the excuse that it was developed in the secret sector, and suddenly you have mega-weapons and a bunch of things that could have given the story a brutal and very good background, but it just gets hidden behind saying, "Yes, it was developed off-screen."

no es malo pero no quiero mas capítulos así jajajajaj

It's at least an entertaining read; it can help you pass an afternoon when you have nothing to do. Like all Chinese works, it has its typical references, especially from the perspective of Americans or people of color. Aside from those, which are very few and far between, it's a moderately good read.

Yes, there are already many awful Chinese novels, but this one takes the cake. It's one of those novels where the protagonist is supposedly horribly powerful, but even an ordinary mortal or the weakest insect in the world suddenly yells at him and demands things. It incites public opinion. The truth is, if you have power, what other people have will mean little or nothing to you. What's the point of creating five chapters of someone trying to incite public opinion among people who are terribly weaker than the protagonist, just to then receive the classic Chinese treatment?

You know, I generally don't have a problem if the main character uses these kinds of language because when he talks about the cultivation aspect, he usually uses extremely long timeframes. So, if you applied it that way, we'd be saying that even when the protagonist graduated, they'd be the first few layers of the first kingdom. So I understand why he gets that ribbing. But what bothers me about reading is this perspective from the same Chinese writer who always has to emphasize that he's an Oriental Phoenix, that only Chinese food is good, that the Harry Potter system is actually bad because it's not complete, and only the Chinese system is complete, and only he knows about this, and things like that. That's what bothers me and completely ruins the story for me.

no recuerdo si ya reseñe esto pero es interesante no me gusta LOTM pero e disfrutado mucho de esta historia :)

Overlord Naruto Mushoku Tensei ----------------- pokemon? Personally, I find the concept you want to use interesting, but I'd also like the main character to understand, either from the beginning or gradually, the concept of morality and how it varies greatly depending on the world you're in. I don't know if anyone else shares my opinion, but it's incredibly awkward when a world clearly set in another era, or when an author clearly tries to separate the rules of one world, is then subjected to a fanfic that attempts to force "modern morality" onto it.