Hallelujah, the comments are back, now I can release a little bit of what I've been holding onto because of this lightnovel, but I'll do that in the reviews tab.
Primarily, I'm penning this review at the current juncture to give praise to the series for its captivating portrayal of the guideverse concept. Many guideverse stories I've come across tend to overlook the intricate mechanics of guides and espers, treating the setting almost as an afterthought. However, I greatly appreciate how this narrative delves into it: Espers experience mental strain upon using their abilities, and Guides possess the ability to alleviate that stress by synchronizing their energy waves. This explanation is both straightforward and surprisingly detailed compared to others I've encountered – unless, perhaps, I've just been reading different ones.
Additionally, a special mention goes to the first meeting between Jae-chan and Woo-jin in R19. It was incredibly sweet and heartwarming, almost painfully so – I'm not exaggerating when I say that chapter had me grinning from ear to ear, feeling a deep sense of tenderness despite their lack of physical connection. The intimacy portrayed was genuine, reflecting a profound emotional bond that could only exist between two people who truly care for and trust one another.
I'll definitely update this review later as more content becomes available. For now, I don't think there's anything new I can add that hasn't been expressed eloquently by other reviewers.
Where's the new update? It's been a month already..
The translation is terrible tho. It was very exhausting to read
There are a lot of glitches at the beginning of each chapter and, although I understand the continuity, I don't really like it, so I hope they fix it.
Hello, do you know who is the main FL?
I'm rooting for tang tang(adc player)
Really fun read, i hate world ending stuff, but this was quite fun?
O que é alguém chá verde mesmo? Faz tempo q eu vi, então nem me lembro mais kk
Why are you not updating if the status is ongoing ????
Hehe feels very good knowing that my review decided the novels rating ??
Feels like "Apunich baghwan hai"
It could have done better. The whole point of harem genre is to grab beauties. I felt like the aithor started out great and then grew muddle headed. Maybe he was trying to attract a different wave of readers but why introduce a fem. Char as being super beautiful only to ignore her and walk away.
Point of Gilbert the lewd dragon was just ??? Teaching him a yin technique that can go awry if he doesn't control himself. Small things like MC being able to clear Bellinda's birthmark but it going nowhere.
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