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really enjoyed the book
This book is great I love it
nice story..
The story is great but starting at chapter 55, it keeps repeating until the end. I can’t get passed when Lucas got arrested.
Most the time yes.
Romance from the pov of the woman isnt compatible with me.
Same as their personality and traits.
I'm a dude, and when i read a novel i would love to be able to relate to the character.
That's without mentioning that honestly most novels with female protagonists are...trash.
They were written in ways that focus on parts such as (women can do this as well) or (this woman is superior than every man) or even at some point (all men are trash) the novels themselves are made to push such concepts rather than focusing on making the novel itself enjoyable WITHOUT any bias in any form man or woman.
And the f*ck*ng reverse harem in some novels... Those hurt. Physically. To read.
I got 0 idea if this novel is similar to those, but im not risking my mood to read any novel with a female protagonist anytime soon.
I ain't leaning on masculinity either i just despise both sides when they are extreme, which is the major of female MCs are made to push and enforce.
He's a Jackal
Hay I can you suggest some good, romance action novels?
If so please do.
Please I am bored and need something to read
bru the author dropped alien evolution for dis almost generic revenge story
Don’t worry. I’m on your side. Sometimes some people can’t really tell the difference between cultured and pedophilia ?
Retards should learn the definition of simp before opening there mouths, it just shows how stupid your really are
Oh no, I see a loli tag. SKIP!
This is the type of story I enjoy reading as individual chapters are released, but if I were to marathon it, I'd likely lose interest halfway through. The reality show aspect becomes repetitive and serves no real purpose for the plot progression. The initial episode intrigued me due to the engaging character dynamics, but the male leads' constant attempts to win the MC back became tiresome and predictable.
The重生 premise, in my opinion, wasn't necessary for the MC's character development. There are alternative ways the author could have conveyed the same message without重生. For instance, the MC could have realized his mistreatment after losing all his friends, discovering the adoption truth accidentally while checking their records – a more straightforward approach.
The supposed "revenge" or "face-slapping" subplot never materialized satisfactorily. While I'm not against a MC focusing on their own happiness, this story lacked that satisfying resolution due to its drawn-out nature and the lack of genuine understanding from the male leads.
Comparing it to "After I Left the Industry, They Became Fans of My Aliases," the latter executes a similar theme more effectively and concisely.
My main issues include the convoluted backstory regarding the company and the MC's adoptive parents, the excessive focus on "sculpting" which feels unrealistic, and the treatment of Yun Guanqing. Despite his flaws, it felt unfair to dismiss him solely based on a past prediction.
Despite these criticisms, I did appreciate the supporting characters, particularly the pink-haired streamer, whose presence added some entertainment value. The MC and ML's relationship was decent, but the constant pestering from the other male leads grated on my nerves.
In conclusion, I've written a lengthy review for a middle-of-the-book entry because the climax and character development fell short. The book's length and the unrealistic portrayal of sculpting made it less enjoyable for me. If you're knowledgeable about art, you might find the "sculpting" aspects frustrating.
