moody_bish's manga / #novel world(11)

141 deleted prior review because it's began to get a better standing in the way it unravels past ep50 maybe, just the story with how dojin is having a more complicated view of yoosung (but honestly, he's still air in this story), at ep 111/2, im glad that ended quick enough coz who leaves a depressed child who had just attempted murder and suicide alone to "gather his thoughts" and expect him to be fine? alsp, bernard about to trigger dojin lmao, yoosung already itching to punch him for saying useless things when he's been worrying abt his death in the novel

eunwoo is so adorable and the way haewoo also gets soft for him bruh. and it doesnt focus much on the romance, rather it actually follows most plot that wouldve been more common for male leads, ie action and getting stronger. the romance is just sweet drops of honey here and there, but the female lead follows a path of getting stronger and taking responsibility for what has become under her lead. the original hero and heroine aren't annoying and are logical characters with their own goals. it does have a potential "you dont like me anymore but i think i like you now" path, maybe it will be more apparent in s2 coz here it's just tidbits when the female lead has redeemed her reputation.

@119 A volunteer doctor dies as he covered the kids from getting shot. Upon waking up, he finds himself within a child's body among those who were ambushed. Motivated by his profession as a doctor, he looks for fellow survivors. Unknown to him that he had actually transmigrated into a Murim Novel he had read in his past life. As an unknown side character who had unintentionally saved the main character among others, his knowledge as a doctor pushes him into the center of the novel's plot... ultimately being a disciple of the powerful yet ill godly doctor. ps. tried to read the novel, but it's difficult to read. Could be the unconventional writing style it was written in or the poor translation. Either way, it was a difficult read

Dropped the translation in the latter half is confusing at times, but the story in itself is interesting. couldnt enjoy the revelation bcoz of the confusion but it's nice to watch them two become closer 69: the protagonist becomes so irritating and hella annoying. she made me really look down on romance coz all this gaganess or "love" she has is just selfish. she doesn't think about the consequences or the fact that her body is borrowed—she could at least be smart, but no. she treats the body recklessly, does whatever on impulse and blindly follow richt around. i can't even cry because her "innocent" love is actually stupid, reckless, and endangers everyone around her. the "strong" tag actually meant STUBBORN

I believe it's going to be a "you didn't write the story, it only came to you as an inspiration. Hence, you are unrelated to whatever has happened to the novel when you 'transcribed' it". Despite the adaptability which Fiona shows in admitting that this was reality, her stubbornes regarding the novel's plot is annoyingly contradicting. She is both acknowledging the reality while also overlooking the domino effect which she has already triggered. Hence, she shouldn't be too sure of herself about the future. Anyway, the uploaders are like 3 entities trying to outdo each other.

Dropped at around 120. The arc is so forced. Im fine with the endgame accomplished, dont give af about the politics anymore coz its so incohesive There's vagueness in whether Rian remembers her past life and just realized she is currently in a novel (which in itself should be a mystery especially since she's not just sent there, rather it was said like a reincarnation because she remembers her past life, not that she is possessing her current body. but anyway, she's focused on staying alive so nevermind that) sometimes the author forget details like Rian already knowing Ken's identity. There are also moments when I'm disappointed but then some moments where I am pleasantly surprised. It's not so exciting, but it's not boring as well. It gives enough intrigue because everyone doesnt just fall in love needlessly PS. the crown prince's narrowmindedness and unreasonable methods will be his downfall. he is as stupid as the emperor—more and more i'm just annoyed by this blond and the airheadedness of her brother. the "tension" is making me impatient

damn, im glad it ended in a positive and hopeful note. but just thinking of how many more times Sera will have to go against a powerful pull from the novel's protagonist... my heart will just keep breaking. (esp since the protagonist is ominous)

It started cliche, then continued to dig deeper into a shallow stab until it fully pierces your soul and smile at your own killer.