METAMORPHOSIS OF THE HEART - Reviews

I rather enjoyed this novel.  I binged for two weeks reading it.  I liked the fact that it did not drag on, Not many filler chapters, steadily moved ahead, the character was not over the top OP.  One of the better novels I have read in a while

Yeaaahh find novel like IRAS,,,really like it ?But need more chap,,,hehehe!!!!make it 2 chap/day pliss ??? (if you can)MoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMoreMore

I hope this novel would be picked and published soon.????????????????????????????????????????

It’s actually the best signing in type novel I’ve seen so far…. Most of them are just stupid and way too op way too soon but this one is a bit more toned down at least . Waiting for it to get realesed .

This was so sweet! My heart melted at many moments and Ayesha's enigmatic yet genuinely nice personality is a perfect example of commendable character writing. Marco's reactions to certain situations was highly relatable and realistic, making the reader feel connected to the MC, ultimately creating an enjoyable story. Obviously, the credit goes to the beautiful writing. The description was out of this world and the scene development was undeniably great; as a reader, I felt true fear, suspense and chills in many of the circumstances faced by the characters, and that goes to show just how good this was. Overall, I loved it ❤️Summed up in one word (jk, it's two words): HIGHLY PRAISE-WORTHY

it was far better than the ones I have read recently, so it deserves the rating. And update more chapter faster please, can't wait to read.

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up till now is good lets wait for more updates

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Damiano: Oh, Oh my! Lord Phantomhive, once again you have truly impressed me. What an able butler you've acquired.

The college student began to breathe erratically, he had to remain calm—but that phantom pain coming from his head just wouldn't stop replaying itself. He wanted to pull out his hairs, rip it out. His vision blurred as he reached for his glasses on the ground.