love this book...waiting for more update
So this is what an addiction feels like...
"It's an entertaining novel for leisure, with a smooth narrative that resolves all the plot threads skillfully. The twists involving revenge, revelation, and the sister are well-executed, even though I had to read through machine translation since the full translation isn't available. Despite appearing vulnerable, the main character possesses a resilient inner strength and maintains clear lines he won't cross. Initially, the male lead seems intense, raising concerns about potentially dark themes like S&M or coercion often seen in other stories. However, his character evolves positively throughout the story."
Major spoiler below. Cough* cough*.
When will the new chapter updates???
I saw that this novel has 764 chapters in korean, or am I wrong? 552 is the real number of chapters?? I'm a little confused!
Hope someone can answer me please!!
Everyone loves a protagonist with a strong personality and the courage to confront those who underestimate her. Reading about how she intimidated others due to her paralyzed legs was quite entertaining. It was hilarious whenever her mere presence made others tremble – it was a delightful read overall, and the supporting characters were well-developed too. The author gave them equal significance.
However, I deducted one star because, regardless of the time period, openly displaying affection between siblings like that seems implausible for a pure relationship. In the story, everyone seemed to accept it without question, but in real life, it would be unusual. That part felt a bit exaggerated for me. Despite that, I still highly recommend this book.
"It's excellent! If you enjoy stories with a subtle Yuri subplot for TS (Transgender) characters, this one is a great recommendation. It's quite unusual to find a TS-focused narrative without a prominent Yuri theme. The story primarily revolves around wars and grudges, based on the web novel (WN) source. And there are plans for a volume 2 release."
I enjoyed the story, but there were instances where I questioned the depth of their love. The scenes with the baby were adorable, but it seemed like the presence of the child was what held them together the most. The plot point where the mother claims to have no maternal feelings towards her long-raised child, yet suddenly connects with a stranger on screen, struck me as unrealistic, especially given the concept of transmigration. The father figures were barely present, mentioned only a couple of times, and there wasn't much exploration of He Han's family dynamics beyond his grandmother raising him after his mother's death and his absent father. The story is decent, but its appeal largely depends on personal preferences – whether or not it resonates with the reader.
"\\"Skeleton's Training Manual\\" is an intriguing and immersive read that captivated my imagination. The narrative weaves a compelling tale of self-discovery and transformation, as the protagonist embarks on a journey of resilience. Each chapter left me pondering the depths of human willpower, making it a thought-provoking adventure. The author's knack for creating vivid characters and intense world-building kept me hooked until the very end. A must-read for those who enjoy a blend of action and introspection."
Fr. It was too anticlimactic
manhwa is korean yes but this novel's adaptation is japanese so its not a manhwa.