It isn't even about accepting the tags btw. You just have to interpret the source as raw text instead of HTML.
What the hell kind of Chinese cultivation novels have you been reading?!
This novel is a chilling tale of murder, with the protagonist's vivid descriptions of his brutal acts captivating the reader. The ending feels somewhat disjointed, and there are areas where the author could have left well enough alone to maintain the delicate balance between the dark plot and the potential romance. The narrative and protagonist's character development echo elements of Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl," yet they unfold in a unique and disturbing way.
The story ultimately concludes with a satisfying, albeit dark, happily-ever-after (HEA) from the protagonist's perspective, as he实现了他的复仇愿望，揭露了丈夫的丑行并毁掉了情妇的名誉。 However, when it comes to the romantic aspect, the main love interest (ML) turns out to be Editor B, defying expectations from the epilogue. It's crucial to read the final chapters carefully, as the author skillfully keeps the identity of the ML a mystery until the very end, creating a surprising twist that can be confusing at times. The intimate scenes between the ML and MC are more like a last-minute attempt to salvage the limited romance within the story and the nature of their relationship dynamic.
While there are differing opinions about the identity of the ML, I argue that Editor B fits the bill best based on the clues provided. As the investigation progresses, Editor B is one of the few who discerns the master plan hatched by the protagonist, showcasing their deep connection and admiration. The 'amnesia' serves as a test of ML's love and loyalty, as well as a tool to ensnare the mistress's childhood friend, a detective. The fact that the ML has an unassuming job makes it plausible for them to remain incognito for three years.
In the climax, the amnesia and the fame of the ML create challenges, but they manage to navigate them effectively. The detective recognizes the ML due to their shared history and role as an alibi. Crucially, Lu Hai, the brother of the deceased husband, fails to recognize the ML, indicating that he isn't the famous film emperor. This further solidifies Editor B's position as the devoted ML.
In summary, Editor B emerges as the most plausible and fitting love interest, given the story's details and character dynamics.
I appreciate this story because it's significantly less dramatic and exaggerated compared to other Chinese novels within the same genre. It adopts a more realistic tone, deviating from the overly sensationalized revenge plotline often seen in reincarnation narratives. The pacing is well-balanced, preventing the story and characters from becoming tedious as it progresses. Kitty's translation is also commendable. ??
There is another one which is kinda like a copycat of this one. The name is ,,The Villain’s Memories Revealed" the problem is only 10 chapters are translated. There is also MTL but I personally hated to read it. I felt my brain cells exploding for every sentence I read.
You should be more confident and make it a 100%.
Why Jooah tell Jinseo she wouldn't leave Mg cause she was loyal to the company if she set this up 6 months ago
?? fuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
I will never understand why people cheat.
I really liked his voice as the character. I’ll have to give it some time and try again as I really did like the anime.
If anyone gets any news about Celestial World Arc do please tell me :<
thinking of dropping this novel because the author doesn't update regularly
[img=golden ticket] this chapter was great. hoping to see such a great work in the future
The narrative is quite impressive. I eagerly anticipate the continuation.