That means u are everywhere too bro
This is an enchanting tale with a captivating plot. The protagonist, devastated by her unreliable partner, enters into a contractual marriage with her ex-boyfriend's older brother, a renowned celebrity. As the story unfolds, their backgrounds are revealed through the contract, and they巧妙地 address the challenges that arise. Simultaneously, genuine feelings develop between them, ensuring a pure love story without any dark undertones.
What sets this apart is how the main character's (ML) public declaration of their marriage, despite its facade, demonstrates his understanding of the difficulties faced by celebrity partners. Initially hesitant, ML supports MC's schemes wholeheartedly, ultimately revealing his deep commitment. The narrative delves into profound questions about love, which might have been overwhelming for MC had ML not initiated the marriage proposal as a lifeline.
In summary, this is a delightful and heartwarming read.
Is it the same author as house of horrors? the names are the same but it doesn't show the same result when I click on!
How's the story? is it good?
The misunderstanding is really funny making me entertained as how it goes and develop.Characters creating their own assumptions and theory
Now you will be a crops any last words
Well it is close to realistic situation , if this type of Tragedy Happened Women who were living in civilized society just some time ago won't be able to Fight in this
Didn't expect northen blade novel to come
And having a wife who company us, sounds wholesome as hell.
The message character limit is 1000 how tf did you write so much
So, I made it through 25 chapters of relentless plot armor, with ample hints that it would only intensify. I struggled between giving it a one or two-star rating, ultimately settling on a lenient two stars, which might have been too generous. As another reviewer mentioned, the storytelling lacks depth, as if the narrative were a video game.
The setting defies logic at every turn. Picture this: if your government suddenly had portals appearing, would they really send untrained individuals to face certain death? A single-day training session to wield the dungeon's powers, and then off they go, kids! The author's portrayal of mages was the final straw for me.
Everyone seems to agree that the plot involves illogical fight scenes and characters with strong ties to the government, allowing them to get away with almost any crime. A notable example is when a group of over a hundred people is brought in to kill the protagonist (MC) simply because he confronted some minor underlings.
Regarding the "netorare" aspect, I personally don't find it fitting. The girl's situation involved manipulation by a hospital director, who forced her to take drugs and have a sexual encounter with him before she met the MC. They never had a romantic relationship, and she eventually recovered from her addiction with the MC's help, which included hypnosis to erase the traumatic memories.
The portrayal of racism becomes apparent when foreign characters and the MC's missions take him outside of China. The author appears to project a persecution complex, depicting everyone the MC encounters as hostile towards Chinese people. This leads to the MC's righteous indignation and violent actions, culminating in their return home content. The depiction of日本人 (Japanese) is particularly problematic.
This is supposed to be a system novel, yet the system plays little to no role. The focus should be on using the system to acquire useful skills for personal growth and overcoming challenges, typical in modern magical realism stories. However, the MC rarely utilizes the system, and it's sporadically invoked only after significant events, if at all. It's frustrating to see such a valuable resource go unused.
Lastly, there's a controversial rape scene that some readers find distressing. To sum up, if you're not interested in the racist and nationalist themes, it's recommended to read the first 250 chapters and then discontinue, as the novel does not live up to its system genre expectations.
Novel is in hiatus