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Lädt ... The Husky and His White Cat Shizun: Erha He Ta De Bai Mao Shizun, Vol 3von Rou Bao Bu Chi Rou
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"As Mo Ran accompanies Chu Wanning in pursuit of the mastermind behind the mysterious incidents plaguing his life reborn, Mo Ran finds his hatred for his teacher beginning to waver. Yet all too soon, disaster strikes again: the opening of the Heavenly Rift, a tear in the fabric of the world that would set hells most terrible demons loose upon humanity. Despite all he has seen since rebirth, Mo Ran is unprepared to face the greatest tragedy of his past lifethe calamity that turned him against his teacher forever and set him on the lonely path to a bloodstained throne. If Mo Ran is to avoid this bitter fate, he must make a new choice and break with the past. But while the tragedy of this life may unfold differently, the sacrifices will be no less great."--Amazon.com Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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A lot of points in this volume were very frustrating, where either Mo Ran or Chu Wanning would do things that just wasted time on page, because they knew they needed to do something but instead they went and did something else for a prolonged period of time for no particular reason. It might have been less frustrating if it didn't happen at least four times in the same volume and wasn't
The third time, Chu Wanning is so shocked by Mo Ran liking him that he just stares while Mo Ran repeatedly attempts to talk with him. Yes, it is very angsty that Chu Wanning is so unused to sympathy or affection, particularly from Mo Ran, that he's literally frozen in place and unable to move or react properly, but after having two scenes of long drawn-out frustration in the same arc, under the same time limit, this was really annoying. It just dragged a bit longer than it should have. The fourth time, Chu Wanning is busy trying to get them to escape... and instead gets hyperfocused on punishing Mo Ran for a perceived fault and yelling about how Mo Ran is a liar. I get that emotions are high, especially for Chu Wanning, and he feels like his happiness has been ruined, but this side thing to just punish Mo Ran was so weird. I love Chu Wanning, he's a great character. He doesn't have to be perfect. It's just hard to be like "oh yeah he's great but uh... he really likes beating up Mo Ran for perceived faults, huh".
The high points of the book generally made up for it, though. I honestly really loved Rong Jiu's return, and he's one of my favorite characters. He's got so many problems and he's just enjoyable.
All in all, good volume with some frustration, but worth it for the story and characters. Looking forward to volume 4! ( )