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Om Danil mengambil bungkusan yang terletak di belakang kepalanya.
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"Kau pikir aku akan menggunakan pakaianku dihadapanmu? Keluar!" bentak Yoona.
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16:6 Or Maria
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Ding-Dong-Ding! Ding! Ding-Dong-Ding!
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Physical Attack: 4tMagic Attack: 1
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Jose: come on andrea I messed up give me another chance
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Xavier wasted no time taking the angry God's advice.
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"My older brother is going home today" He said and he looked happy
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Or maybe fret,
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They are true as their names:-#Devil: but not an evil!Embedded as a cold hearted devil but has a soft heart not to harm any innocent even after betrayal. Has his own fare share of guilt to burn himself in, but live for the people he cares and love but never shows.#Our FL: as innocent as a bunny ? (but don't forget bunny bites if being teased ?). Who's character is still to be build and features to be shown. Naive, innocent but not a fool.Side characters are lovable, you crave for their presence.. and laugh on a certain someone's mumbling enough to bring tears to eyes.Now, curiosity is killing me how this novel is related to WAD (Witch's Daughter and the Devil's Son)I was never in love with any character ever to write or comment about them as I do for devil(s) created by you.
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This story masterfully captures complex emotions, painting a vivid, relatable picture of passion, sisterhood, and personal growth. I recommended it!
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Score:8/10Wont lie this book probably has the most innovative idea for the ‘Misunderstood Villain’ genre The writing quality is pretty good and the way the story is portrayed is very new. I am sure anyone who reads it will probably have their intrest piqued.The story of the villain being portrayed for the world to see, along with live coments from the audience is a very fun experience. The story tackles very real sentiments, where if someone is considered ‘evil’ then the their whole life is considered a cumulating of ‘evil deeds’.But at the same time ‘transmigration’ was not really needed in the story. It might be useful way far into the story but along the current chapters it is not needed. The supporting cast is also very intresting we have: transmigrator , reincarnated one and returner. Along with normal people. With the main aspect being either they hate the mc or they believe they were betrayed by him. The world is built along the movie. It’s a nice way to give details about the world and its inhabitants.But alas even after all the good points I probably won’t continue reading the book. Its really just a ‘me’ problem, which is I really don’t care about the past. Knowing what’s happening in the present. the past events don’t matter to me. I already know the end point of the story. I already know the big spoiler so I feel less intrested in the story with every chapter.Like sure it’s intresting how much efforts the mc is making to save Huda and Sinbad but I already know Huda reaches her uncle and Sinbad dies. Sure it would be intresting to know how it happned but I can just accept something bad happned and leave it at that. I don’t care about the romance if you already told me who the interests are at the beginning cause I already know what the end result is. Again it would be cool to know the details but I can live with ‘The Fl fell in love with the mc but felt she was betrayed when he broke her trust or killed their loved ones’. I already know they will hate him enough to reach this point, where is chained up, at the edge of death.And after all the story is told, there isn’t much that could happen: either the mc survives or he dies. Yeah sure it’s the journey that matters but you already showed me the ending and then started the journeyAgain as I said it’s probably a ‘me’ problem. I am probably being narrow minded and not seeing the bigger picture. And am probably being under appriciative of the art. I know the story wants me to see the life of a misunderstood hero.But I don’t want to make an effort to understand it. Hope this book finds success though, as I feel it brings something new to the table and is not just some generic copy paste story.

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