This is a cliche but intriguing story, wanna read the next chapter, please don't take too long to update. Aside from minor grammatical error, this story is well-planned and their dialogue is just awesome, specially Abbigayle's lines.
Looks very interesting and exciting i just started reading it and I love it and im invested
Excellent work. You are a beautiful writer, Keep it up.
please bring Anna's wrong doing to light so the truth comes out for everyone to Cohen's ex-wife is innocent. the ex boyfriend is probably the person the ex husband accident he is trying to cover up with Anna. I can't wait to find out if I'm right. lol
An interesting read
I absolutely enjoyed this from beginning to end (other than the sad parts lol). Written so well & flowed unbelievably well. Loved how there were a few different POVs too. One of my top 10 favorites for sure. Amazing job author! ?
I always like your books❤?
Keep spirit✊
I need to talk about Uncle Li. Just... Uncle Li. Because this one moment completely changed how I see Jiang Luokui's backstory and I'm still processing it. The scene where he's feeding the kids at the Happiness Charity Institute, handing out coarse steamed buns, sitting beside Jiang's mother on the steps—"That child always keeps her troubles to herself." And then later, he changes into clean clothes and takes a bus from the outer wall district to the inner wall district to confront the Li family patriarch. Twenty years he's been gone. Twenty years. And he comes back now because his nephew tried to physically grab Jiang Luokui. The line that destroyed me was when Li Xianhua asks: "What is Jiang Luokui to you, that you're protecting her like this?" And Uncle Li just says: "I raised her. By seniority, she's your younger sister." She's his younger sister. Not his daughter. He raised her, but she has the surname Jiang. The implications are staggering. Who is her real father? Why does she have a different surname? What happened twenty years ago that made him leave and only come back now? And why is he so fiercely protective of her that he'd confront his own brother's family? Jiang's mother's reaction too—"Once something happens once, it'll happen again—and again." She's not surprised. She expected this. There's so much history between these three characters that the author hasn't fully revealed yet, and it's making my brain itch. I need answers. Now.
So far, the story seems to revolve around an overpowered main character who has been reincarnated, but there isn't a clear focus or theme that particularly captures my interest. Despite that, as a fan of this trope, I'll continue reading for a few more chapters. However, what's bothering me currently is the mother's unusual reference to her son as "Leo Papi," which implies she calls him "Leo Father." It's a strange naming convention that puzzles me.
I genuinely appreciate how both primary characters demonstrate a strong commitment to kindness, love, and mutual protection in their relationship. They aren't afraid to step out of their comfort zones to engage in open dialogue and resolve any miscommunications. Although the characters may have some exaggerated traits, they remain endearing. So far, it's been an enjoyable read, filled with heartwarming moments punctuated by intense kisses and satisfying showdowns with the villains.
DON'T READ THIS, IT'S FOR MY OWN FUTURE REREAD REFERENCE!!!
Spoiler
The main character (MC) was from a post-apocalyptic world and transmigrated into a novel. He became an actor and got to know the male lead (ML). I especially loved the relationship between our main couple! It's also really nice how the MC befriends the original main character of the novel. Unfortunately, the MC never revealed his secret of transmigrating into a novel to the ML. We also never get to see how the MC lived in the apocalypse. Short but cute story, I'll probably reread it again.
This isekai series stands out as one of the more well-crafted, where the protagonist is reincarnated as a tutorial NPC, only to meet an unfortunate demise in the opening episode. The storytelling is unusually deep, and what sets it apart is the MC's underpowered nature compared to typical isekai protagonists. Despite being tagged with 'Tragedy,' the narrative doesn't fulfill that expectation; the main character displays a sharp wit, humor, and overall makes for an enjoyable reading experience.