
Portable Space
随身空间
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Countryside Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
737Chapters
1.5MPopularity
4.9kReaders
9.1Score
29kMust-read votes
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Although this book ended without a proper conclusion, I've read it several times and still want to read it again. It's a great novel.
The author initially wrote that he dared not share a bed with his wife because they hadn't obtained a marriage certificate, making him seem like a virtuous gentleman. However, as the story progressed, it became clear that he was having affairs with multiple women, which I find hard to agree with.
It looks pleasing.
The harem element is somewhat acceptable, but the most crucial element—the secretive, mysterious space—is introduced through a casual question-and-answer session between the protagonist and a woman he barely knows, with no apparent mutual attraction. This is a major flaw, especially since the female lead is completely unaware of it. It's incredibly disappointing; I'm dropping the book.
This isn't a novel; it's a scenic encyclopedia. Ninety percent of each chapter consists of descriptions of the environment and explanations of terms and phrases copied directly from Baidu.
A harem novel? He brings other women into his virtual space without telling his wife, ignores her feelings, and flirts and jokes with them every day, while his wife has to cook and wait on him. My god, I can't stand it! I was thinking of giving it a try because the premise seemed good, but I have to give up now.
Did I enter the ocean? It's all water!!!
Super good-looking
I couldn't continue after reading more than twenty chapters. I suspect that half of this book is copied and pasted from Baidu, with several entire pages dedicated to introducing the plot without any explanation. Having read novels for so long, this is the first time I've ever seen anything like it; it's quite an eye-opener.
First of all, the author is an educated person with independent thinking; they can write however they like, and whether others like it or not is unimportant. 😄 So, while other novels might contain water or even the ocean, this book is literally Mercury 🤣 Geography, botany, humanities Where is this mountain? There's a temple on the mountain, and a monk in the temple. Where is the temple located?