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Transmigration seems straightforward. First step: Identify the novel you've landed in. Second step: Skillfully weave through intricate political dynamics to capture the heart of your male protagonist. Third step: Achieve eternal happiness. At least, that's how it should unfold. But what if you're an enthusiastic reader like Elena Sevess who can't progress beyond the first step? Unless Elena deciphers the plot's direction, she faces considerable peril... or could it be that the world itself is endangered by her presence? Original Novel Sources: KakaoPage, Naver Series. Original Webtoon Platforms: KakaoPage, Daum. Official Translations Available In: English, Japanese, Indonesian, Traditional Chinese, Thai.
I've already read and tolerated countless typical plot like this. The art is really really good that compelled me not to drop this.
As gathered, most manhwa nowadays focus on counterintuitive, ridiculous and 'chuckle-worth' (not for me thou) plot. I guess, I've already read so many humourous story like this that it makes the whole 'joke' a literal joke and the 'kidding' are only for kids. 😞
Not a good start for the readers who already read countless times, but still recommended for those who read because of the art.
The story keeps dragging on and on, on the 'I'm a protagonist' mindset. I've finished chapter 9 and there's still no progress. I guess I'll just skip other chapters and give it a chance. I'm not really fond of typical joke that others called 'humourous'.
Note: I still don't know why others enjoy reading a not-so-funny story like this. Are their taste weird or is it just me?
EDIT: I've survived reading until 42 and I don't want to continue. As I've re-reviewed, I can compare the story to the plot of bleach. The end goal in Naruto and One Piece is very obvious, one goal but many adventures to OP that bleach doesn't have. There's no end goal in the first half of the story but only focus on powering the MC. Worth watching thou because of its wonderful art like this manhwa
I get that the FL is a rofan fan and loves transmigration stories. But there's a line between being a fan hoping for romance and some trashy thot trying to hook up with anything that moves. Very disappointing
This story is chuckle-worthy and ridiculous all at the same time. The lead has no idea where they are, but can make fine/funny guesses of to how the world works due to the cliches.
At the same time, I hate intensly how the lead can only think about who might she be able to date at almost every moment. Lead needs a new hobby.