Nice story
Why are there no updates for this book
Go Reina!!! I hope she succeeds in her revenge plan. Those betrayers deserve to pay dearly!!!!
The book is so good and I can't get enough of it. Please upload your second book author. We need it
I love this book! There are some grammatical errors, but they don't distract too much from the story. This is an amazing book. I loved Kiran and Aurora from the beginning
Great book, looking forward to more from this author
thus book is amazing. the alpha can be a total jerk. he shouldn't take his anger out on Beth, she isn't the problem, her father is the one that killed the alphas mate, the alpha should man up and go after her father.
Love it :)One of the best stories I've read so far.
when will be the next update
"Indeed, Gemmmmmmm... This is an excellent tale, filled with delightful humor, particularly from the brothers' antics. It's a fascinating mix of cuteness, sadness, and a touch of cruelty, all巧妙融合. The story is truly captivating, a must-read. I'm having trouble putting it into words for a proper review, but I feel compelled to share my thoughts. I hope someone stumbling upon this will give it a read as well."
If you've come across similar novels in this genre, you might not find anything groundbreaking. The protagonist remembers their past life, struggles to adjust to their current one, exhibits a beta personality despite occasional attempts at dominance. Common tropes include clichéd nobles, foolish women blaming the protagonist for unrelated matters, an unvanquishable antagonist, hidden conspiracies, and a harem awaiting the MC's consent. It's a decent choice for casual reading or filling time, but be advised that the author hasn't released a new chapter in nearly a year on Syosetu.
(3.5 stars out of 5)
This novel serves well as an entertaining read or a recommendation for passing time. It’s nothing groundbreaking, but it’s not overly simplistic either. The author does a decent job balancing the plot throughout, even though several questions remain unanswered. For instance, the main character’s (MC) abilities and her lineage, which are supposedly blessed by a dragon, aren’t explored deeply enough.
As a reader, I found myself getting frustrated with the MC at times, especially with her dialogue and decision-making in certain situations. It felt like she could have handled things differently. Additionally, it was somewhat disappointing to see her not achieving much on her own without the help of Dominique, though I wasn’t entirely emotionally invested in the story.
The dialogue between characters, whether it’s between the male lead (ML) and the MC or the MC and her enemies, didn’t particularly impress me.
Despite these issues, the book is still enjoyable. I wish the author had delved more into the day-to-day activities at the stationery store and interactions with customers. To avoid spoilers, I won’t go into too much detail, but I encourage readers to give this book a chance and form their own opinions.