myurikko
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Interesting concept, but being held back by some poor grammar choices and clunky sentence structure. My main issue is with sentences that run on far longer than they should. I'd prefer they be shortened and separated. Like others mentioned, the MC is rather cringy and annoying at times. Some of these same reviewers also say this gets better later on, though I'm not sure what that point is myself (I'm only around chapter 30). Maybe author Pancakes-san has an opinion about that. I do, however, appreciate that Kireina's power is composed of *both* innate OP-ness and clever combinations and utility of her existing skills. I hope that she learns a little self-restraint with horniness and exaggeration though, as it seems Serious-Mode Kireina is an existence on a completely different level than one might expect. In the end, it seems like I'll be sticking with the novel, especially if it continues to improve.
Perfectly normal.... right?
Plant measurement is a unique idea. Perhaps voice magic has a positive affect on other plants as well?
As the story hasn't developed too far yet, I'm lowering some of the scores. So far, it seems like your typical power-fantasy type story, and there's nothing wrong with that. Unfortunately, errors with spelling, grammar, and punctuation are rather common. It's still perfectly readable, but I feel it's still annoying. Perhaps the presence of an editor would help this. I also feel like the author could work more on descriptive language in order to add more detail and "real-ness" to the story. I do realize I'm being quite harsh to a new author. However, I firmly believe that constructive criticism is beneficial and necessary to encourage growth.
Interesting writing style. I don't remember exactly what it's called, but it's present-tense 3rd person for sure. Minor punctuation errors here and there (mostly just missing periods) but it doesn't hurt the story- still perfectly understandable. The bit about the 'wall' is slightly confusing, but as far as I can tell, it's not something so significant that it would make the rest of the story difficult.
how was it explained there?
I completely relate to this
Literally everyone on webnovel: can't imagine not reading
read the comic, now here for the original!! Here's to adventure and cultivation!!
I really love this story! Cooking novels and systems are two of my favorite subgenres and this has both, which is even better! I feel it's also been easy to understand the cultivation elements. I haven't read any novels with cultivation before because they seem daunting, but this one makes it simple for me (at least) to understand.
Poor MC!
Oooh, good question. Maybe it was just abandoned?