No longer Deku, Darwin - Reviews

When Sarwan asked me I checked if everything was in place. My gun, badge and ID were all on my belt.

Vey leaned on the table. Hands clasped together with her chin on top of her knuckles. Her eyes fluttered shut for a moment in order to find the correct words and phrasing she wanted to use. Then, her eyes lids fluttered back open and with a serious gleam in them, she asked;

Claimed to be the first installation anywhere of the 1948 model "Boat Motor" styled Coca-Cola soda dispenser, Fleeman's Pharmacy, Atlanta, Georgia. The "Boat Motor" soda dispenser was introduced in the late 1930s and manufactured until the late 1950s. Photograph circa 1948.

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"Tell me how I can escape, and I will reward you with an enchanted peach"

"Are you serious?" I shook my head at him.

Only shooting stars break the mold

You'll never shine if you don't glow

I decided to make a account since there weren't many reviews for this novel. This story is a breath of fresh air for boys love novels. It's marketed as a gaming novel and there is some gaming, but the main focus is on a twenty-something year old boy and his mental health/healing journey with a slice of romance that doesn't take over the plot but emerges slowly.I thought I'd be upset by the slow romance, it's 90 chapters long when I'm writing this review and the romance hasn't romanced yet, but it makes perfect sense.. MC [Xiao Yi] isn't ready at the beginning of the novel, but he does become friends with the ML throughout the novel which makes up for the lack of romance early on. Their dynamic is perfect and ML definitely brings out MC's personality. I love their banter so much. ?

I dropped it in the third chapter, I didn't like the way he said it was from another world, I simply can't stand things like that, it ruins the story for me just like 'The beginning after the end'. I dropped it.

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