Min333's Topics (31)

I read the main story (560 chapters) long ago on bookt*ki (but it's down now and I don't see it uploaded on the new mirror site:/) and the side story (84 chapters, VERY necessary to read because there's important development with the last male leads) from the official site, Ridibo*ks (I 'cheated' by claiming the 3 free tickets for the novel + the daily 'wait to read' tickets + the Ridi points earned with daily events with my multiple accounts, so I basically downloaded most of the chapters for free in a few days. Buying coins is also very easy on Ridi if you have P@ypal and money to spare, I only did this bullshit because I had already spent a lot on other novels lol). I'm doing the same for Regression Guidelines, I read the latest 70 chapters on Ridi with multiple accounts (this one is still ongoing, there are 428 chapters so far)

No wait I don't think you even need P@ypal for Ridibo*ks, they accept foreign credit cards, I confused Ridi with N@ver Series

Is this the only site? It has payment on other chapters

Yeah sadly....but there is a count down for each chapter so we just have to wait till the timer goes to 0

Huhuhu

oj shit

Where did you read the raws?

By the ml or by the masked guy? Or is the masked guy the ml in disguise

bingo

Yeah...just read the novel earlier and I'm lowk disappointed

https://www.mistminthaven.com/novels/rolling-in-bed-with-the-male-lead

whats the chapter in the novel after chapter 18 in the manwha?

30

Do you have a link...I can't find the novel anywhere ┗( T﹏T )┛

https://www.mistminthaven.com/novels/rolling-in-bed-with-the-male-lead here u go

THANK YOU ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ

girl, stop!!! cause you are not the only one. i guess there is seriously something wrong with us?

REAL idk why im such a sucker for love-hate relationships. I know it's not healthy long term but the dynamic is certainly interesting and such a good read

it’s ok i thought they was lowk cute tg

It’s actually the effect of good narration and dialogue. We often encounter stories where authors just give generic motivations to the antagonist, slapping on labels like 'obsessive' or 'greedy.' As humans, we are wired to pay attention to stories of cause and effect. When you see his growth, his environment, and his relationships, it's natural to get interested in his story and even love how he's crafted.

At the end of the day, feeling fascinated by an irredeemable character isn't a moral failure; it's proof that the author succeeded in writing a living, breathing tragedy instead of a cheap 2D character.

wow!! you're amazing!! such a genuis comment. ily. :3

ME TOOOO