update please...
I have always loved Mafia novels and this is definitely not an exception.
Another story of a woman suffering under the hands of an abusive husband. The editing or should I say translation isn’t great. Needs a lot of work.
Captivating and funny! Great read so far
Thank you for such a wonderful story. keep updating
Do not read this book the book has not been updated in forever over 6 months .. j love this app but I think we should be refunded when the authors don’t update these stories just a complete waste of money
love it can't wait for more to be added
so loving it...when will Leo & Keandra will do the deed? hopefully it will be mindblowing
I really hope the author is ok, I love this book, hopefully we'll get updates soon...
let's have a vote underneath the comment section.
Do you want Vivian and Nate
Or
Do you want Vivian and Ethan
Or
Do you want Vivian and Richard
Or
Do you want Vivian to be on her own and take care of her mother.
vote! vote! vote!
I wouldn't be lying if I say I freaking love this FL men!!!!! she is like fire and i dashingly fall in love with herrrrrrrrr......
I double-checked the authors to confirm, but this novel feels like an indirect continuation of "Second Life Ranker" in several aspects:
1. Both main characters possess extraordinary knowledge about the tower's secrets, allowing them to exploit it for their benefit, though their methods differ slightly.
2. They breeze through the tutorial, collecting items and accomplishing seemingly impossible tasks, attracting admirers who eventually become important figures in the story.
3. Both narratives feature divine societies inspired by real-world mythologies (like Olympus and Asgard), populated by deities from those myths acting as players who've achieved godhood within the tower. The fact that these mythological beings exist unchallenged seems to be a given in both universes.
4. The main characters share a similar skillset and alignment, with overlapping item names and skill descriptions, although SLR took much longer to develop this aspect.
5. Even the ultimate goal appears to be the same: battling the gods from outside the tower.
While the novel is not inherently flawed, it appears to be a retread of SLR to the point of being unoriginal. I'm still giving it a chance, hoping for significant deviations from the source material, as I don't wish to read a simplified version of a book I'm already engaged with.