A good read with a beautiful ending, would deffo recommend! ...
I stopped reading at chapter 24 and I’m thinking whether to continue.chapters are short but highly recommended although there are some casualties in terms of grammar but the flow is magnificent
Beautiful story. full of drama, action, comedy, and romance. I'm grinning from ear to ear while reading Amy Leah and Desmond's love story. I can't wait for the next book.
Nice! Good character Development and storyline. Hope you make a sequel
This novel truly tugged at my heartstrings; I cried for an entire five hours while reading it. Thankfully, I didn't have to work the following day, otherwise my red eyes would have given away my marathon reading session. The plot development and world-building are commendable, but I would have preferred a single main love interest instead of multiple. The inner dynamics felt somewhat forced, particularly towards the latter half after Arc 4.
Although the author established connections between the main characters throughout the story, I still experienced a sense of haste in the progression. As for the ending, it wasn't entirely satisfying, but perhaps that's for the best considering the numerous love interests to wrap up.
Who is Amon? Why do I keep seeing this name?
ye they jus hatin, skill issue from their side
I lost brain cells just reading the description, after reading for a bit I could confirm it was quite bad, after reading everything I feel like my brain is dying
This has 'My House of Horrors' vibe but with a cruel and evil mc and darker stories
I too agree ml is not great at all even fl told this in somewhere. . . but u can't find a fl who was this indifferent to his actions damn she was like I don't care at all u player. . . I mean if you hate someone u care about them ryt??
I'm still searching a fl like her if someone know a novel with this fl attitude please recommend it to me
Honestly Myth might mayhem is way better than this. It's mc Jeong is like a natural born fang yuan
The novel flows effortlessly for me, as each chapter seamlessly follows the other. It's a pleasant change to read something light without having to analyze too deeply; I appreciate the straightforward storytelling without emotional roller coasters, especially for someone like me who prefers a slower pace. I'm glad I decided to give this book a try, as it keeps me engaged with each manga update, leaving me eagerly anticipating more.
This is my first Korean novel of this genre, and I've thoroughly enjoyed it. The main character doesn't bother me; I simply go along with his story. I could easily read a thousand chapters about his everyday celebrity life, though it seems we're nearing the conclusion. Hats off to the translator and the kidnappers for their contributions!
The characters, especially Kiyoshi, are incredibly well-developed. I'm eager to see the character portrayed in a film adaptation, as Kiyoshi has left a lasting impression on me. The concept of karma explored in the novel resonated with me, despite my initial frustration with the ending of Death Note. I appreciate the novel's unique take on karma, and I'm longing for a movie adaptation to satisfy my curiosity.
Just a heads up, the author may not align with everyone's preferences, as their descriptions, settings, and social aspects might differ. However, I find it interesting to explore a Korean perspective through their work. If you're sensitive to these aspects, it's worth keeping in mind.
In summary, I absolutely adore this novel. With over 300 chapters, I wish it would never end. As I search for more books in a similar vein, I realize this genre has become a newfound favorite of mine.