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This is the story between a young innocent ballet boy and a passionate, determined boxing boy. The t...

Receptioning the newcomers is a task for YuYang, and he ends up helping the unsociable and towering ...

This is a test that puts your life at stake. Pass the test and survive. When the two-faced examiner ...

Personally, I found this quite similar to "Beyond the Memories", and I've seen conflicted opinions about both these stories as well. But for me, I think both really emphasizes the mc's own will in finding happiness on their own terms. It's just that they chose to forgive and include the ml in it. Though it really is a bit sad that their plots revolved around repulsive acts under the excuse of love in the first place, I like to think that a person given a chance to rewrite their fate after being sent back to the past would like to fix what had happened and turn the events into a more favorable outcome if they truly loved the person despite their twisted personality. Though there are a few plot holes that does leave me a bit curious, such as what happened to the first personality in the "Silence" world, or who exactly was the author of the book, why and how were they given a chance to go to the illusionary world and back to the original one, it was still a fairly good read. In the end, their love clearly was a mutual choice made by both of them, even for the mc, after careful consideration of the worst scenario that had once happened. But maybe it's just me, so definitely give this a read from start to finish before forming your own opinion on it.

i would absolutely bawl if yaoguang and satsuki would have to fight to death

does this mean han shu’s unconsciousness is not natural and liu zhuchuan’s brother has smthng to do with it???

three chapters in and su-ah pmo bro like why did it have to start like that

Eighteen years ago, a prophecy emerged that a boy with a black ring, who was deemed inferior, would ...

the structure of the world reminds me of gachiakuta but it's an entirely different concept in itself. what makes the plot so wonderful for me is how we see that the black rings or "hybrids" are not the absolute evil but were forced to do seemingly bad things due to the system of their world. though set in a fantasy dystopia, it really reflects the great divide between poverty and power in real life. also, the idea of the powers "rotting" people from the inside can really symbolize how authority corrupts ones mind leading to its abuse. the storyline really has so much symbolisms that makes you reflect on the current real-world events especially at its worsening state right now. i might just be nerding out but its just so goodddd i can't wait for more chapters and i hope this doesn't get discontinued considering the strict censorships in china

i kinda expect it wouldnt happen and the mugos will return to one person but i really REALLY hope the mugos dont merge together and lose all their indiv quirks and personalities ╥﹏╥ i mean i get that their existence is bad and is a result of trauma but i guess each and every one of them is loved by jaheon in different ways so much so that it feels like there will be a big portion lost in the dynamic of their love story if the three personalities dont exist independently, but idk if its just me ig, i just really dont want all of them to disappear completely

Aisha is a five-year-old spy raised by the Pose family. "This is your first mission. Become the...

Jongno District. At the age of four, Astyr received her father’s death notice. ?In accordance ...