I feel so sorry for Sierra
The grammar unlike many books here is great. The book is descriptive rather than narrative! So U rarely get any dialogue between the leads let alone anyone else! That would be fine had one read at least a description of the female lead not one by a 3rd person in a very unflattering way.
can't get enough!!
this book is sooo interesting..Can wait for more updates
Saying the female lead is pathetic would be the understatement of the century. She is beyond pathetic. She is nauseating in her patheticness. Zero self esteem. Zero self respect. She lets a cruel, emotionally stunted male make her a walking glory hole and put her in dangerous, degrading situations
The concept of this story is just simply amazing, love the author's consistency too. checking in for every single chapter. Good job.
It's a light read without much to make it stand out, but it’s not bad. The main character (MC) transmigrates into a novel he once read, for reasons unknown, shifting from being an idol to resuming his former career as an actor. He eventually teams up with the male lead (ML), who is the novel’s villain, and becomes a success in life.
However, the novel lacks depth. Many characters appear briefly or are present but underdeveloped, feeling almost forgotten. Characters that could have added more to the story, such as the entire ML family (both biological and non-biological) and the MC's teammates, including the original villain (ogshou), are not explored sufficiently.
There are multiple instances where it’s hinted that the ML is hiding something about himself or his personality, but this is never revealed. Conflicts are often resolved with passing mentions, adding to the lack of depth.
If you’re looking for a light read without much depth or intricate twists, this might be worth checking out.
I like ur honestly brother
so all the good stuff
AN UPDATE?!?!?!
the same, it was my first novel in this site and I didn't have an account then so its on me...
Yea right, that's sooo true. LOL??