Renegade Cultivating Divinity
Xiao Chen, “the waste” of Xiao Family, had his engagement to the Young Lady of the Yang Family renounced.
And when he arrived at the sect that sympathized with him and took him in, he found corpses strewn all over the place and a mist of blood in the air. The sect was exterminated by a mysterious group that was looking for the ‘Wind Spirit Jade’.
He himself was left behind only half-dead for ‘wastes do not deserve to die by their hand’. Humiliated once more and on the verge of death, in the surroundings strangeness happened. A whirlpool sucked up the blood mist and diverted it into Xiao Chen’s forehead, transforming and enhancing his body.
This is not a novel I wrote, I only translated it using machine translation, so if there are any grammar mistakes, or inconsistencies in naming and gender, I apologize, and please let me know so I can fix it as best as I can. Thank you
Translating this novel has been an enriching experience. The storyline is captivating, filled with action, intrigue, and character development that keeps readers hooked from start to finish. As a translator, my goal was to convey the essence of the original text while ensuring clarity and readability in English. While the translation process presented its challenges, such as capturing the nuances of Chinese culture and language, I believe that the final result accurately represents the spirit of the story. I've strived to maintain the integrity of the author's writing while adapting it for an English-speaking audience. In terms of story development, I have to commend the author for crafting such a compelling narrative. The characters are well-developed, each with their own unique traits and motivations, adding depth to the overall plot. Overall, I'm proud of the translation quality achieved in this novel. It has been a rewarding journey to bring this story to English-speaking readers, and I hope they find it as engaging and enjoyable as I have.