Review Detail of michele_00 in Shadow Slave
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I was so happy before reading this novel...i wish I had never read it. The first part seemed everything i read seems so strange or unfair to me, i don't even know why the author gave all that potential at the beginning if he then seems to do everything to make it the same as that of others. If i didn't know sunny was the protagonist then i would think he's just a useless secondary character. I read all the chapters hoping it would improve but nothing happened...I'm sorry but I'll stop reading it
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True but nobody said sunny wasn’t strong enough but that he’s useless and that’s different you can have a story were the protagonist is stupid op but still usless af a lot of Japanese novels are like that mc never take a stance never wants something never influence anything he just reacts and goes were the wind blows or were his harem leads him that’s just not likable to me. For me the power level doesn’t matter but mc must be unique must have a solid goal and always move to reach it must lead at least himself and maybe others must affect the world and other people with his actions.
insan69:this are the type of people that get angry if you don't like what they like. a character doesn't need to be op to be enjoyable.
Why is he a useless secondary character? Because he isn't the strongest? Because he isn't leading everyone like Nephis? Because he has a somewhat antisocial personality? How do those things make Sunny a useless secondary character. He is still undoubtedly the main character since we see the majority of the events in the novel through his eyes and we know his thoughts, on the contrary we never see the events through Nephis' eyes so I fail to see how she could be the main character. Do you just automatically dislike the novel because Sunny isn't OP, is more lowkey, and isn't a leader? If so, there isn't much you can do about that I guess, go read another novel. But just know, there are many others like me who despise those super OP, apathetic, ruthless, perfect Gary Stu type characters.
If that were the case I wouldn't have read all the chapters...he also became a slave, so I like it even less
Bad_At:Why is he a useless secondary character? Because he isn't the strongest? Because he isn't leading everyone like Nephis? Because he has a somewhat antisocial personality? How do those things make Sunny a useless secondary character. He is still undoubtedly the main character since we see the majority of the events in the novel through his eyes and we know his thoughts, on the contrary we never see the events through Nephis' eyes so I fail to see how she could be the main character. Do you just automatically dislike the novel because Sunny isn't OP, is more lowkey, and isn't a leader? If so, there isn't much you can do about that I guess, go read another novel. But just know, there are many others like me who despise those super OP, apathetic, ruthless, perfect Gary Stu type characters.
Mate from this commen all I see is I like it cuz hes usless not like all the others. Can’t You just give some reasons on why you like his character Instead Of this tirade? Btw the definition Of mc matter very little here I can take one of those Gary Stu novel and tell them from the point of view of a secondary Character Doesn’t make the story an instant masterpiece.
Bad_At:Why is he a useless secondary character? Because he isn't the strongest? Because he isn't leading everyone like Nephis? Because he has a somewhat antisocial personality? How do those things make Sunny a useless secondary character. He is still undoubtedly the main character since we see the majority of the events in the novel through his eyes and we know his thoughts, on the contrary we never see the events through Nephis' eyes so I fail to see how she could be the main character. Do you just automatically dislike the novel because Sunny isn't OP, is more lowkey, and isn't a leader? If so, there isn't much you can do about that I guess, go read another novel. But just know, there are many others like me who despise those super OP, apathetic, ruthless, perfect Gary Stu type characters.
this are the type of people that get angry if you don't like what they like. a character doesn't need to be op to be enjoyable.
XbsXbs:Mate from this commen all I see is I like it cuz hes usless not like all the others. Can’t You just give some reasons on why you like his character Instead Of this tirade? Btw the definition Of mc matter very little here I can take one of those Gary Stu novel and tell them from the point of view of a secondary Character Doesn’t make the story an instant masterpiece.
XbsXbs:True but nobody said sunny wasn’t strong enough but that he’s useless and that’s different you can have a story were the protagonist is stupid op but still usless af a lot of Japanese novels are like that mc never take a stance never wants something never influence anything he just reacts and goes were the wind blows or were his harem leads him that’s just not likable to me. For me the power level doesn’t matter but mc must be unique must have a solid goal and always move to reach it must lead at least himself and maybe others must affect the world and other people with his actions.
Saying things doesn't make it true. sunny has no game, and ge is weak, character wise. But you didn't say that. Don't come out swinging if you're not ready for someone to see right through you.
michele_00:Cry more clownimage
I really liked the story at the beginning as well. Maybe because I thought Sunny was going to get rid of his shackles of slavery, but at the same time it is in the name. I kind of wished there was more development in the relationship betwee Sunny and Nephis. Nephis does not really speak her mind about him is more Sunny asking her questions. He is portrayed as always trying to catch up and sees her as a potential enemy (if only he did not care about her). This is what bothers me, I feel like it would be better if they both tried getting stronger together. She claims she wanted Sunny to go back to the real world for her own selfish reason. Why was it not for love? Did the author not want to make this aspect? Would bringing love to the story ruin the plot?