That the polygamy tag is present without the harem tag is beyond me...
Well the VA of Anos got caught up in a s*x scandal. Have you ever heard of th Japanese singer Lisa? Yeah the VA was her husband who got caught having an affair/cheating on her. She is so popular that he had to go into hiding from the death threats he was recieving. Also his VA contract was terminated on the ground of violating the morality clause.
The novel is quite good and i am looking forward to reading it.The only problem is that the writing but it can easily solved by going to another site to read it.
Is this novel on hiatus? The last update is more than a month ago.
I think this is a good novel although there are some points I’m curious about. Is Professor Choi also autistic? Because he really seems thay way to me. I really like him though. Although the author like to define him as scary, I somehow always imagine like a bear. Haha.
I also just found out about this having a novel. God d*mn. Now I can enjoy this and the tearmoon empire one.
f***ing lmao
Finished the Manhwa up to the latest & decided to read, currently chapter 501.
People might say it's repetitive which is partly true but at some point you just turn off your brain & enjoy the ride. I still get the excitement of guessing how Boss Pei & his Employees outwit each other with diff goals in mind. It's satisfying to see his "perfect plans" get stumped by a curveball out of nowhere or his honest directions always getting misinterpreted by the employees. It's also hilarious when he gets backstabbed by employees which he thought were reliable to incur loss in the most unexpected way. The system also introduces interesting concepts later on & I'm 'thrilled' to see what development is gonna happen next.. Like if you're also at the Thriller Hostel part (・∀・)
This is the perfect example why I choose to decide whether it good or bad after I read it myself, instead of believing reviews and rankings.
Can anyone tell me if this site has a good fan made Naruto story
If there is give a name .
I genuinely enjoyed this novel. The main character is strong, optimistic, and slightly innocent, which I found appealing. The male lead is fantastic, embodying a delightful and caring nature, often referred to as a "cinnamon roll." Initially, their relationship might seem weak, but it gradually unfolds with depth and understanding. Both the Chen and Lou families are portrayed with richness and warmth.
Old Wu is a memorable character, and the ghost elements add a unique touch. The bodyguards are endearing, but Chen Yang stands out as my favorite supporting character from Season 2. This book strikes a balance between humor and depth, making it a satisfying read for about one to two weeks.
I'm really enjoying this so far! It's incredibly thrilling with plenty of action and combat, though the romance is developing at a slow pace. Both the main character (MC) and the male lead (ML) are strong and skilled, which is great to see.
The story is inspired by Hunger Games/Battle Royale, but with a unique twist: contestants are criminals living in a dystopian future where the rich-poor gap exists. The show, called "The Killing Show," involves participants who are either indentured or taken from prisons. It's a survival-war game where males and females are divided and randomly assigned to teams. The violence serves as entertainment, but the players are not inherently bloodthirsty; their primary goal is survival. Outside the game, they live in a surreal celebrity world, attending interviews and having their lives manipulated by the show's producers.
The MC starts off as a kind and gentle soul but becomes dangerous over time, displaying a yandere personality - friendly yet capable of lethal actions. The ML's background hasn't been fully disclosed, but he's distant and analytical. He tries to avoid drawing attention from the show's masters by downplaying his public image. Both MC and ML carry psychological scars, and their relationship grows as they rely on each other.
The plot primarily revolves around the battles within the game, but there's also intrigue involving the wealthy powers behind it. Fans of survival, fighting, dystopian, and zombie themes will find this appealing. The protagonists are strong but not invincible, making them relatable as they face challenges together.
This is a well-crafted narrative that delves deep into angsty themes. If you prefer light-hearted or uplifting stories with a happy ending, this content might not be your cup of tea. However, if you appreciate emotional intensity and relate to those who enjoy angsty stories, then this is definitely for you. I would rate it a 2 out of 5 if the main characters had a conventional happily-ever-after, as the melancholic portrayal of the male lead seemed fitting. The protagonist's suffering until the end was an integral part of the narrative.