I just wanted to say think you for always updating the chapters
I read the whole story in a single day. It's lovely.
Why haven't you completed the two? Dirty South 2 is even badder and madder!
I likeeeeeee ...?
aw, Cherryl? I want to know your story ??
hope cristiano survive so he can make it up (all his abuses & hurts) he caused his wife.
A great book :)
Such a great book! Very well written. I couldn't stop reading it. I'm sad it's finished but I really enjoyed it and I loved the characters.
Tabitha should plan her death with the help of Klein and make it look like Elena and Alpha Justin planned it together. After all, they were all trying to kill her anyway. So she can get away from them all and live piecefully and happy. I'm sure Derek wouldn't care they killed her anyway....
This is an awesome read. This story was hard to put down.
absolutely loved this book !!!!!
may Tagalog Po eto..huli kung nabasa Yung Isang anak ni Nolan may amnesia
Hmmm... I'm torn between 3 or 4 stars. I'll go with 3 for now and might or might not change depending on how the story progresses.
It’s a typical VRMMO story. I do appreciate that there’s actual balance; there’s no significant power gap between players. However, like every hyper-realistic VRMMO story, it has its fair share of plot holes, but I’ll overlook those because it’s ultimately a casual, healing story.
Regarding my rating, this novel isn’t a masterpiece, nor does it bring anything new to the table. But as a simple, casual healing story, if it serves its ‘healing’ purpose, I would be happy to give it a 4-4.5. The issue is that the story wasn’t entirely healing for me.
A cute, kindhearted, and mature protagonist having fun in a VR game with fluffy partners, cooking, and fighting monsters—this setup is perfect for an enjoyable, heartwarming story. Unfortunately, the kindhearted aspect is taken too far. She’s too much of a pushover; she can’t say no to even normal requests. While these actions often benefit her in the end, she doesn’t seem to particularly enjoy them. Moreover, she doesn’t express her own desires, so other characters keep dragging her into not-so-fun labor. If the author had shown her enjoying these tasks or feeling satisfied after completing them, I might have overlooked this. Sadly, none of that is portrayed.
So, I’ve taken off a star, but I will continue reading and sincerely hope there will be moments that allow me to bump it back up.