Immortal Koi Is Going To Debut Novel Review
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By mo xi ke, 墨西柯
136 chapters
2018
Description
A talent show that had a bleak future produced an extraordinary idol with incredible popularity. Every post on their Weibo account gets millions of reposts. However, there’s more to him than meets the eye. Everyone says that Su Jinli made it to stardom by relying on connections. In reality, they don’t know that all those famous actresses, social elites, investors, and heads of wealthy families were all down on their luck before meeting him. Su Jinli is a koi fish spirit that brings good luck to people. His older brother, who’s popular beyond measure, says, “Don’t tire yourself out. You can just ride my popularity and become famous.” A wealthy family head says, “Don’t become a star. Be my son and all my billions will be yours.” Su Jinli: “I’d still like to try…”—–Alternate Summary: In the mountains, when Su Jinli was about to go out and gain experience, his grandfather told him solemnly, “You have a pure Yin constitution. You won’t just bring good luck to kind people. You’ll also attract people with heavy yang energy, and the heavier their yang energy, the more they’ll like you.” Su Jinli confidently replied, “It’s okay, I’m a boy!” Su Jinli, with tears in his eyes, said to his grandfather, “Grandpa, human boys are so scary!” His grandfather replied deeply, “It’s okay, you can absorb their Yang energy.” Su Jinli exclaimed, “QAQ!!!!” Grandpa, I’m a boy!!!—–This story is about a handsome and adorable idol who becomes popular and is pursued by a popular actor, a stinky rogue, and a wealthy businessman.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
Immortal Koi Is Going To Debut Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Immortal Koi Is Going To Debut
"Immortal Koi Is Going To Debut" promised a hilarious and heartwarming tale, and for a while, it delivered. The premise of a koi spirit, Su Jinli, transforming into a human and blundering into the entertainment industry while searching for his brother is undeniably charming. It's a story ripe with comedic potential, and the initial chapters definitely capitalize on this.
First Impressions
I was immediately drawn in by the lighthearted and innocent nature of the main character. His naivete in the human world, coupled with his hidden abilities, makes for some genuinely funny situations. The early parts of the story, focusing on his accidental entry into a talent show, were particularly engaging. I found myself rooting for this little fish-out-of-water, eager to see him navigate the complexities of idol life.
What Works Well
The author's strength lies in creating dynamic and fluid characters. Even though the MC has a somewhat cliché setup, his interactions with others feel very realistic and depend on who he's interacting with, which is very realistic. The relationships between the characters are well-developed, and the banter is entertaining. The author created an environment where characters can slip up and learn and grow from their experiences. The entertainment competition itself felt pretty fair, and the scenes are well-written and engaging.
Areas of Concern
However, the story seems to lose some of its initial spark as it progresses. For me, the romance fell a bit flat. The male lead didn't quite capture my attention, and the chemistry felt lacking. The relationship felt somewhat one-sided and forced, making it difficult to fully invest in their connection. I had trouble understanding why the ML was jealous of the MC's brother when he didn't realize they were family.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "Immortal Koi Is Going To Debut" is a fun and lighthearted read, especially in its early stages. If you're looking for a feel-good story with a cute protagonist and plenty of comedic moments, it might be worth checking out. However, be aware that the romance might not appeal to everyone, and the plot may lose some of its momentum as it progresses. I'd recommend waiting until the translation is complete before diving in, so you can maintain momentum and avoid any potential pacing issues.
