The Social Climber Is Mr. CEO’s First Love - Reviews

The Social Climber Is Mr. CEO’s First Love
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This books makes me think of the natural sweetness of honey. The writing is so smooth and flows like time. I would want to just read and read, your book is too addictively sweet. Great job, worth the read for real.
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The book is very interesting in the start. I read the raws and it is not worth it. Repetitive plots, cowardly Main character and forced comedy
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I'm only 28 chapters into the story, but so far, I'm hooked! Interesting plot, descriptive writing, and honestly if the author hadn't said anything, I would have thought that English was his first language. So far, this story is definitely 5 Stars and I hope the author starts writing chapters daily!!
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struggled to make it through the first chapter. this story needs alot of work and needs a over haul on both characters and world view building and development.
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What is even going on? I enjoy my fair share of garbage novels and generally don't review them negatively, but this one makes no sense. Nothing is explained whatsoever. What is this tower? What are these territories? Where are they fighting? Another example of confusion: Guy uses a 10000 times card on a newborn wolf to grow it to a youth. But 10000 times what? Times 1 second or 1 minute or 1 day? No one knows. Even garbage novels need to have some semblance of sense. Absolute vomit tier novel.
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Molemo was especially the centre of their curiosity.
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He hammered his knuckles on her chest, making her body bent back while she coughed out saliva.
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"But I doubt I want to eat that." The fact that it use to be a table repelled me from gobbling it up. She shrugged and looked up at the floating screen.
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Liam set the glass down and slid it across the bar, "If you don't mind, I'm heading out. This doesn't seem like the kind of conversation I want to be a part of." He glared over at Orion. "Shouldn't you be more cautious who you talk around?"

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