Everyone has a dark past bro
Hoping for Season 2 if there are
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This is pretty interesting,
but the long periods of MC researching can get a little boring.
Everything considered though,
I like the unique concept.
Will come way latter into the story. Don’t remember now may be fell down the stairs or assassinated by her previous bf.
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What can I say about this? The title is misleading.
- The one who always starts something is the MC.
- fMC is not a pervert.
- There’s a lack of romantic tension (seriously, I read this story with a poker face because the relationship is too flat).
- They act more like siblings, even avoiding holding hands.
- They don’t want to tell their friends about their relationship (I hate this cliché, it’s overused and frustrating).
- Ironically, their friends start dating and kissing within two weeks, while the MC and fMC don’t even want to hold hands.
After 20 chapters, I was initially pleased with the fast-paced plot, but it has slowed down significantly, with three chapters covering just one day in the story. Their relationship feels stagnant and boring.
I don’t understand why they don’t feel love for each other after 18 years as childhood friends. I remember loving my childhood friend back in elementary school.
But maybe this is a 1 in 100 million scenario.
If this pace continues, I can picture them kissing on the cheek after three months, on the lips after a year, and having a French kiss after two years. And they might have sex after five years.
I hope I’m wrong, but given that the author has only posted 63 chapters in three years, I doubt it.
It’s a waste of a good premise, if I may say so.
The novel itself holds great intrigue, but my primary concern lies with the translation. To put it succinctly, the reading experience feels strained due to inconsistent gender usage. Characters frequently switch between he and she, causing confusion for readers in determining their genders. Additionally, the translation quality suffers from an apparent lack of attention to detail, as evident by the presence of ChatGPT-like prompts that disrupt the flow, persisting even in the current version.
I genuinely appreciated the first 80 chapters of this novel; the world-building and prose were exceptional, especially in its critiques of the isekai genre. However, the lack of well-developed, relatable characters becomes a significant drawback.Characters tend to be one-dimensional, either purely good or evil, leaving little depth for understanding their motives. This results in a shallow narrative where most characters feel like a biased coin toss, leaning towards villainy 95% of the time, making it difficult to empathize.
As the critique against the genre weakens, other novels in the same category excel. Titles like "Death Is The Only Ending For The Villain" and "Common Sense of a Duke's Daughter" demonstrate a higher level of execution. If you seek a more profound tragedy without much resolution, even "Mushoku Tensei" offers a more compelling portrayal.
The concept of the God of Curses turning the protagonist into an isekai victim, solely defined by her curse, raises questions. Based on my extensive reading, I believe the current rating of this novel is unjust. It deserves a more modest rating of around 3.8 stars.
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This is a good story. However, it is mainly about war, struggle, and rebuilding a nation. There is literally only a smidgeon of romance in this entire book. If you are looking for a good Yaoi romance....pass. It will be disappointing. However the story is well written and translated.
this is one of the few good fanfics
good for jojo fans and marvel enjoyers
Nabasa ko lahat for free the other day jusmeyo updateeee
I’m enjoying this novel a lot, I love the slice of life