Nice work of Art
The book is really interesting
pls update...
Was a good book but author abandoned it so don't bother starting.
Sequel Out Now!
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To Be A Vampire’s Mate
Centered around Silas!
Who is Silas’ Soul Mate? Find out now!
Please update soon, thanks. Storyline is very interesting
Read this on your spare time and you won’t regret it
Love the story, I hope this story doesn't stop writing in the middle of the story, I hope it can continue until the end of the story, thank you for publishing this story ??
please do a squel...love the book, but why did it end so......
In essence, the story can be likened to a Robin Hood narrative with a hunter twist. The protagonist, Yi-Sin, initially appears villainous due to his ruthless nature towards the antagonist, whom he seeks revenge upon after a life-altering event. The translation is exceptional, and the plot keeps readers engaged with its smooth pacing.
What stands out is the portrayal of Hunters, who don't suddenly gain power; instead, they develop their abilities through hard work and the recognition of their inherent talent, though higher potential often earns them advantages. This adds depth to their character development.
I couldn't help but notice the lack of reviews for this page, so I decided to share my thoughts. One notable character is Jeong Ho-san, Yi-Sin's close friend. Their bond is heart-wrenching, as Ho-san sacrifices for Yi-Sin in their previous life, and Yi-Sin tries to distance himself in their current existence. Despite this, Ho-san remains loyal and even celebrates Yi-Sin's birthday alone, tugging at our emotions.
Another character, Yoo Seon-je, is an S-ranker and Yi-Sin's classmate. Seon-je is自私 and insensitive, causing hurt to Yi-Sin. Yi-Sin despises him, yet Seon-je's importance in preventing disaster prompts Yi-Sin to save him in their second life. The unexpected turn of events where Yi-Sin brings a smile to Seon-je's face is both amusing and impactful.
Overall, the story combines elements of action, revenge, and character growth, making for a compelling read.
The premise reminds me of the story "What's Wrong with Secretary Kim." The dynamic between the main characters, MC (the rational one) and ML (cold yet narcissistic), creates an intriguing contrast.
MC, functioning as a competent secretary in a military setting, is practically a behind-the-scenes boss. His efficiency makes any absence disruptive; he skillfully maintains boundaries between work and personal life, which is why his public revelation of a romantic relationship with ML surprises him. While MC didn't fall in love immediately, his interactions with ML gradually reveal his affection, evident in his commitment as a lifelong secretary, turning down blind dates on ML's behalf, and thoughtful gestures for ML's well-being. Despite his calculated approach, his genuine feelings are apparent over time.
ML, on the other hand, is emotionally scarred, and his scars manifest in various ways. MC serves as a silent support throughout ML's healing process. Initially, ML didn't consider love or see MC romantically, but their connection deepens as he starts to appreciate MC's presence. It's interesting to see how ML's thoughts evolve from self-loathing to yearning for MC.
ML's arrogance, stemming from his position as an admiral, is showcased in his treatment of MC, with playful banter and flirtatious advances. However, he respects MC's limits, which can be seen as a redeeming quality. As for the story's plot, it follows a familiar trajectory, but the exploration of love and healing between the characters keeps it fresh.
The author's writing style may leave readers surprised by unexpected revelations, as was the case in another work, but there are subtle hints throughout the story, like MC's omega status despite a beta upbringing, the significance of wisteria flowers and white tea, and the connection between UNK and MC. The balance between romance and professional lives is commendable, and the narrative moves swiftly, although the antagonist lacks depth.
Overall, the story offers a compelling exploration of relationships and character growth, with a touch of creativity in MC's use of inhibitors to hide his pheromones.
It's extremely recent the sudden rise of Korean Pop-culture.
4 years is recent. 15 years ago nobody gave a f*ck about anime. 20 years ago you were bullied if you liked it ?