This is a Miracle Novel Review
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By cangzhi, 苍知
556 chapters
2020
Description
For twenty years, Bai Luo had been thinking that he had been reincarnated in an ordinary world, until one day, a black book appeared in his mind. “Is there magic in this world?” Facing Bai Luo’s question, uncle Saros decisively said: “No.” “But there are miracles.” “What is a miracle?” “It can be a sword that can release flames or a pot that can create gold” “It can be a beautiful girl that was born from a fruit.” “She can control fog, manipulate storms, and dominate lightning.” “Magic!” Bai Luo slapped the table and shouted “That is definitely magic!” “No!” Uncle Saros said, “This is really a miracle.” Many years later, Bai Luo looked at the magnificent scenery of the country he had built. He agreed with what uncle Saros said, “This is a miracle…”
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- qidian
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
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My Thoughts on This is a Miracle
"This is a Miracle" definitely piqued my interest with its kingdom-building premise and unique power system. I dove in expecting a grand strategy adventure, and while it delivered on some fronts, I also encountered a few stumbling blocks along the way.
First Impressions
The initial chapters are admittedly slow. The story takes its time establishing the main character's circumstances and the early development of his clan. If you're looking for immediate action and constant thrills, you might find yourself a bit impatient. However, I appreciated the foundation being laid for the kingdom-building aspects that become more prominent later on.
What Works Well
I found the world-building to be quite engaging, with a diverse range of countries and forces that felt well-integrated into the narrative. The "miracle" system is a breath of fresh air, especially if you're tired of the typical cultivation tropes. It's a unique concept that adds a layer of intrigue and allows for a different kind of power progression. I also liked the focus on character development, especially among the side characters. Seeing them grow and evolve alongside the main character added depth to the story and made the kingdom feel more alive. The handling of conflict resolution was also a nice change of pace, moving away from the predictable "kill everything" trope and exploring diplomatic solutions.
Areas of Concern
One of my main concerns is the pacing. At times, the story felt stretched out with unnecessary details and repetitions. While I appreciate world-building, excessive infodumps can bog down the narrative and make it feel like the author is underestimating the reader's intelligence. I also noticed that the time progression felt a bit rushed, with the main character achieving significant advancements in a relatively short period. While plot armor is common in this genre, it needs to be handled carefully to maintain a sense of believability.
Final Verdict
Overall, "This is a Miracle" has a lot of potential. The kingdom-building aspects, unique power system, and focus on character development are definite strengths. However, the pacing issues and repetitive information dumps need to be addressed to elevate the story to the next level. If you're a fan of kingdom-building novels and are willing to be patient with the initial slow burn, this might be worth checking out. Just be prepared for some repetitive elements along the way.
