The Kind Older Sister Is No More - Reviews

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Now I'm coming back to read this novel, there is 7000 ++ chapters

I’ve restarted this novel four times every time reaching around the same point. Should I finish this novel

Man the Mc like he is Very gud in a weird way like he can't even have normal conservation like they teach him so much that I think even I can get a 1 or 2 girl btw i have a gf idk how tho

Finished it for a while now... Thank aniway

The portrayal of the family was highly unrealistic. I understand it's a work of fiction, but their treatment of the eldest daughter is simply unjustifiable. It's nonsensical, even the servants seemed to hold her in lower regard. If that were real, I'd definitely give them all a good slap, then dismiss them. And I'd have no qualms about firing the entire family. Honestly, I just hope the male lead rescues her from that situation immediately.

"It undeniably ranks among my top favorite novels. The main character, ML, is exceptional - he supports the FL and has immense trust in her. He's quite adorable, especially during his first visit to her mansion, where he fiercely defended her. He's incredibly sweet, and in the promotional manga, he looks absolutely charming.

I have a deep affection for the female lead, FL. Despite what some might say about her being perceived as weak due to occasional tears (which is a misunderstanding, as she has endured a lot), I find her strength in resilience to be admirable. It's refreshing to see a FL who doesn't need a second chance to rectify her past; sometimes, seeing her confront problems head-on without needing to go back in time for revenge is a pleasant change.

While there were a few minor flaws, they don't detract significantly from the overall story. It's a book that, despite imperfections, still resonates with me."

I'm genuinely enjoying the direction of this story. The machine learning (ML) character supports the main character (MC) when she faces abuse, which creates an emotional connection. I empathize with the characters and have become invested in their journey. I would love to see the sister face consequences, or "karma," for her actions. I truly hope this turns into a webtoon so I can explore more of the interactions between the MC and the ML character.

Typically, I'm not someone who indulges in reviewing or reading novels late at night, but this one has truly captured my interest. The writing is exceptional, and I find myself deeply engaged in the relationship between the main character (MC) and the male lead (ML). What sets this apart is how well the ML understands the MC's struggles with her family and actively supports her – he's a genuinely kind and likable character, unlike many other MLs in other stories.

I can wholeheartedly cheer for the MC and empathize with her challenges, especially since I've experienced similar treatment with my cousins, not siblings. I highly recommend this novel to anyone willing to give it a chance, even though I'm only on chapter 33. It's already a hidden gem, and I'm confident it will be a 10/10 once I finish it. In fact, I anticipate rereading it, making it a top priority on my reading list.

I appreciate the parallel dynamics between FL and ML, as both characters face similar challenges. FL is unfairly treated by her family, burdened with caring for a self-centered and much-liked sick sibling, while ML endures neglect and ridicule due to his noble background. Their connection serves as a source of healing for each other. Although FL's character growth might seem somewhat predictable, the pace is slow but understandable. Overall, it's a relatable and redeeming journey.

Wow, this really stirred up a range of emotions within me. The treatment her so-called family subjected her to left me furious, and reading about Irene's sufferings brought tears to my eyes. The novel effectively conveys a deep emotional spectrum, even for those without siblings, as we can empathize with the pain. The character development and dramatic confrontations have been engaging. I particularly appreciate how the female lead (FL) and male lead (ML), despite their differences, show understanding towards each other. I'm hopeful that they'll heal each other's wounds and grow stronger together. What sets this apart from typical stories is the refreshing portrayal of the ML, Noel. As an illegitimate child, he has faced societal rejection but has proven himself through perseverance. Initially, one might assume he'd be a cold and calculating CEO, but he turns out to be quite perceptive and empathetic, able to read situations and connect with others on a deeper level. So far, it's been quite an enjoyable read.