Kelvin_SekwatirR
highly recommended story
It's a good story. I'm expecting more interesting plot though.
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Perfectly well written. Good Job.
This is great family story ...
I wanted to rate this book 4 ★ because of the lack of update but I just can't! It's just too good.
the story have you many pronouns mistakes he, she, myself and many others
The updates are getting farther and farther apart. I’m about to give up on this.
Steaming with hot scenes ......... Bravo Author!!!
This is so good! I love the main character (MC), and I love how he showcased his skills. Our male lead (ML) is also a complex character, which makes him more realistic and worthy of our MC.
Jiang Dao never mentioned anything about his past life to Chu Yinlong, and while I'm okay with that, it still seems like it could be interesting to share experiences from another world with someone else.
I got sidetracked and binge-watched Prison Break (the entire series), so I took a break from this, but as soon as I picked it up again, I was immediately hooked once more. Hehe.
It’s a really fun read! Totally recommended!!
I actually love both MC and ML here. They make a cute couple, and their love story didn't just happen overnight. Everything developed slowly and perfectly.
There is one thing I'm still curious about:
Spoiler: The fact that Director Mu insisted on recruiting MC for the cast and that the script was something left by Mu's wife or something similar. However, I don't see much entanglement there. It feels like the story is just a filler for MC to pursue a career in entertainment.
I’m glad that some parts don’t go into too much detail, but at times, I wish they did. Lol.
The ending could have been better, in my opinion, but it’s a happy ending, so what more can I ask for?
Have you ever come across a heartwarming novel that keeps you hooked due to its ability to maintain that light and enjoyable atmosphere? This particular book achieves that same captivation, but with a darker twist – instead of sweetness, it's filled with death. A lot of death, actually, and I find it strangely appealing. If you can't stomach a main character who is a sociopath, doesn't shy away from mass murder, or doesn't embody a sense of justice like the protagonist in Arifureta, then this might not be the story for you.
