Yep. Would've loved it if this story did the same thing as I Will Strangle That Wild Dog's Neck (if I remember the title correctly) and showed us the past in the first 20-30 chapters before the regression/isekai that was already stated in the summary. It helps to really get invested in the character and their journey in the story. Unfortunately that is something I rarely get to see, even if I wish for more of it :/ it would be refreshing to sort of live through the past with the character before the "actual" story, instead of having to hear of things from flashbacks.
first 20-30 chapters??? i don't want that sorry xD
Too bad, you're missing out on a story that did regression and letting the readers understand the need for revenge really well ╮(￣▽￣)╭ if you don't read the summary at all you won't be impatient & won't know what's going to happen, and going through it with the MC will help you feel the same need to strangle the villain as she does, as well as understanding her immense sadness when encountering some other characters.
no I get it prepping the background story of FL is important, but a whooping 20 chapters of background prepping is too much, its like your telling me you need me to wait for a 12 inch pizza for 8 hrs
That webtoon is really good, it gave such good depth to the ML, fl and the villain. This also made the character development of Raymond and Chole and their romance was so much more dear to me.
hey i’m really interested in that manhwa you mentioned much more than this manhwa actually lol, but i cant seem to find it? could you please help me?
You can search it as "I’ll Twist The Neck Of A Sweet Dog "
tysm! literally read the first chapter and i am immediately immersed!! i hope ur also having fun reading your late night manhwas <33
okay so i just read the entire first season and oh my godddd that was so GOOD. i was literally not prepared for that..
Right? It was the first time I really got to experience that with a regression story and I WISH more stories did that - like I mentioned earlier, it really helps for the audience to really feel for the main character and understand their actions and emotions. The story was done dirty with its description so you had people being impatient, but imo it was all so worth it. I haven't read past season 1 but I really need to pick it up again.
I am more interested in FL Ray's time in Modern South Korea where she learns from her first only best friend Yooju to become more emancipated.
Being back in her old world, she can't defy her mother, has to be clumsy in front of her ML, so he can catch her and has to enter a Contract Marriage with a cold brooding sad ML who will obviously fall in love with her.