He Came with the Calamity

It's alright, but I don't think it's that angsty. If the male lead abandons the female lead, then the female lead should also abandon the male lead once, I think that would be more satisfying. (Personal opinion)

I have just one question: why is this book in the male-oriented category?

It's really good, though there's a bit of heartbreak in the middle, but I still kept watching. It's really good. I recommend it.

This book is quite exciting, but I didn't quite understand it from chapter 198 onwards, and only figured it out at the end 😊. The author actually used a flashback technique 😭, which almost made me give up on reading the later chapters. But overall, the book is pretty good, and the format is quite novel!

It was alright. Even someone like me who's terrified of ghosts watched it. I usually don't want to watch anything after seeing ghosts, but the plot was just too captivating.

It's quite interesting, much better than some of the books I've read online.

I really admire Guan Si and Mo Ran's love, and I also love Cang Li's understanding nature. There are many touching moments that bring tears to my eyes. Thumbs up!

I just finished reading it yesterday and found it quite enjoyable. However, I felt it jumped around a bit from Chapter 198 onwards; it should have explained what happened over the past six years. Volumes 3, 4, and 7 should have been more detailed, and Volume 6 devoted a lot of space to Kobayashi. The ending should have shown him reuniting with his parents in the technological world.

This book is very interesting and beautiful; it expresses that humanity should have a good and beautiful side.

It gave me so many surprises and excitement; to be honest, I was moved to tears. The only shortcoming was that the ending only mentioned going back, without showing a scene of him reuniting with his parents. The ending should have included a scene of him being with his parents.