SG as in supremacy games?
And whats BW?
Crazyyy Uppp pleasee
If you really think that's the only reason everyone hates the story, you're stupid.
This is one of 100 other reasons why everyone criticizes this nonsense
I agree with your username
It must has been difficult to read it with one hand
anime adaptations usually cut a lot of the story and adds fanservice to please the 13 year old ecchi fans, im afraid we are doomed
I want some spoiler about how many girls will he end up with in the end.
List of Heartwarming yet Annoyingly Self-Sacrificing Protagonists I Adore and Occasionally Struggle With:
1. Cale Henituse
2. Kim Dokja
3. Jo Euishin - Oh, how much I adore Jo Euishin! He's like the ever-reliable big brother everyone looks up to. He offers sound advice and moral support, stepping in when needed. He genuinely cares about others' happiness, even acquaintances, without becoming傲慢 just because he's powerful or famous. Despite his tough exterior, he doesn't take unnecessary lives, opting for subtler methods like psychological torment (typical alpha behavior, huh?).
Euishin's character development is profound, acknowledging the value of life, especially after his own brush with death from cancer. His journey isn't a magical fix, but a continuous process of facing his traumas head-on.
His classmates and allies are well-developed, too. Characters like Hwang Jiho, the seemingly irresponsible principal, evolves as he realizes his mistakes and strives to improve. Even his struggles and past experiences make them empathetic and understanding.
The villains range from truly despicable ones deserving defeat to those whose descent into darkness is understandable, allowing for some level of sympathy.
As of November 8, 2023, the translation by NovelMultiverse, led by translator Aria, has significantly improved, making the story even more enjoyable (big thanks to them!). Another excellent translator, Library Key, adds to the series' popularity. Also, Google Translate has become more readable, making it accessible for those who prefer to read the translated version independently.
The initial review I encountered was quite critical, piquing my interest to read further. Frankly, the storyline follows a typical pattern for this genre – a birth swap where the biological parents reject the main character (MC) in favor of their adopted daughter. The MC comes across as a Mary Sue character, always having things go her way, and her new family is excessively loving. Initially, the MC's lack of romantic understanding is understandable, given her young age.
The other characters, including the birth siblings, adoptive sister, and father, receive their fair share of development. The pace is comfortable for the highly intelligent MC.
There's a minor twist when the adoptive sister turns out to be the half-sister of the MC, resulting from the father's relationship with a distant cousin. Intriguingly, the MC's biological brother falls for the half-sister, and they were planning on being together before discovering the truth, adding a touch of drama to the tale.
Despite its predictability, I would give it four stars for decent writing and a plot that aligns with the summary and tags.
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