What?! My Online Date Can Travel Through Time
惊！我的网恋对象竟能穿梭古今
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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897Chapters
3.6kRecommendations
33.1kFans
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This kind of old-fashioned story is really rare. "You love me, I love him." I didn't know this kind of old-fashioned plot was like, tsk tsk... And the plot of the bodyguard liking his master threatening his mistress... If I hadn't checked the calendar and seen 2022, I would have thought I was living in 2002.
Male readers hate harem characters the most, while female readers hate Mary Sues the most. The trope of a pitiful character, unwanted by both parents, suddenly having a ton of suitors is incredibly annoying and cringe-worthy. Online dating can be novel, but the author failed to handle it well; the main characters haven't even fallen apart yet, but the supporting characters have already.
I've only read up to chapter 141, and this book feels a bit strange. The author's writing is definitely good, but like many romance novels, the female lead is quite naive; even after someone has taken her home, she doesn't realize they like her.
That female best friend and that Li Qing are disgusting. Sorry, I couldn't read any more after reading over fifty chapters.
I clicked on this page because I saw a recommendation that over 70% of people read "Retreat the Emperor," but who knew... I was careless.
Questions about the existing problems
Currently at chapter 180, to be honest, the female lead is a bit of a Mary Sue. The male lead is 15, and the female lead is already 20. What's making her heart flutter? In reality, no matter how handsome he is, he shouldn't be making a move on a 15-year-old boy. Why does she have to add "~" in her messages to the male lead? What kind of logic is that? Is it to highlight the female lead's cuteness?
It's getting increasingly boring. After the female protagonist's car accident and subsequent time travel, is it even possible for her to bring items with her to ancient times? And a thousand taels of silver notes? Can she carry that around every day? The logic is terrible. The plot is incredibly dull.
This is so good! I've never seen this kind of theme before! Otherwise, most of the settings involve dying in the modern world and being reborn as an unloved legitimate daughter or illegitimate daughter, being engaged to the crown prince, and then having jealous, envious, and hateful sisters, and a bunch of scheming characters! It's really annoying to watch!!! This is really not bad! It's just a novel, why take it so seriously!
... This theme is niche but feels familiar. It's very similar to a short story on Zhihu. A modern female protagonist and an ancient emperor fall in love online through a medium (What should I do if the tyrant wants to meet me in real life after we fall in love online?). Has the author also read this story?
I feel like it's all trolls stirring up trouble in the comments section.