Hilarious and captivating book. I can’t stop reading the book. Not your typical billionaire love story. Kudos for the writer, this made me want to read the writer’s other books
Has it ended, I'm still expecting more chapters from the author?
... The story is nice and very intriguing to read. The seven deadly sins, werewolf, vampire, human.. everything is weighed equally in characterization. Its a good read and worth the time.
isn't complete please
i really enjoyed this book highly recommended, love it
The translation is just a bit better than machine translation. The story focuses on the main character's exceptional abilities, derived from the skills accumulated across numerous past lives. The plot is decent, not terrible, but progresses quite slowly. There are repetitive elements (encounter a problem > oh! I can use this skill to solve it > Finished! > I am famous). I decided to stop reading here because this kind of long, slice-of-life novel isn't my preferred genre.
For Korean showbiz novels, I prefer 'Become a Star,' which I am currently reading. It is much more detailed and clear-cut.
So far (Chapter 8), the story has piqued my interest, but I must admit that there are some similarities with other novels. It seems to blend elements from 'Reincarnator,' 'Second Life Ranker,' and 'Omniscient's Reader Viewpoint.' The parallels are quite evident – if you've read any of those, you'd likely notice them too. Despite this, I'll give it a chance since it's new and still in its early stages.
In 'Reincarnator,' the setup mirrors the beginning: a group of survivors fighting a formidable enemy possesses an artifact that allows time travel. They choose to send the protagonist back in time because he was the last to enter the tower and eventually becomes one of its strongest members.
'Second Life Ranker' shares the tower setting with this novel, but the main difference lies in how characters enter – involuntarily – and accumulate points (tower currency) through combat, dungeon raids, and achievements.
Lastly, there's a resemblance to 'Omniscient's Reader Viewpoint' with the presence of a character like Dokkaebi (referred to as Lackey here) and deities from Olympus, devas, etc. These gods sponsor individuals, and points can be used to acquire skills. Additionally, the powerful foes mentioned also align with outer gods from Lovecraft's mythology.
In summary, while the story may have borrowed from these existing works, I'm hopeful that the unique aspects and fresh take will make it worth exploring despite the recognizable elements.
Never mind, I figured it out. I absolutely adore this novel and the manga; the female lead is hilarious and lovable, and her chemistry with the male lead is fantastic. The ensemble of characters is a blast, and reading it brings joy!
The book is exceptional, featuring a well-developed plot that's paced just right without feeling hurried. The main character is refreshing, as they aren't your typical arrogant protagonist. A significant factor that makes it an enjoyable read is the outstanding translation; the translator has truly mastered their craft.
Does mc get any god blessing
what chapter in chap 86 in manhwa
Thanks for the heads up?