Gonna confess my love to all my potential murderers from now on so I don't end up getting killed?
Any recommendations for something similar? Basically leveling/system/MC that isn't oblivious/stupid. Doesn't have to be fantasy either.
I know the author is working on 2 others atm but those are very different than this one.
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man you gotta be kidding me, seriously? like 700 chapters and not even there?
a pity. this novel can only be defined as a pity. read this shit only for it to be dropped.
If you're not seeking a painful and unfulfilling tale of heartache, it's best to avoid this; the story is highly exasperating. The main character, ML, treats the protagonist, MC, quite poorly, despite MC's genuine sweetness and deep love for ML. Although MC acknowledges ML's kind side when they're together, that doesn't justify his behavior when he's not in love. Fortunately, the chapters are behind a paywall, saving me from wasting more time. The only reason I didn't give it a one-star rating is because I genuinely cared about MC's well-being.
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Is this interesting because I was a scolling through novels and found this
I have once re-read I'm going to re-read volume 5 soon since it's cloudy probably
I’m curious as to how people find these novels enjoyable
I can´t please everyone, I guess.
I, for one, dislike third-person POV.