Reborn as a Character That Never Existed
- Genre: fantasy romance shoujo
- Author: hansiryeong nina (ii)
- Artist(s): hodo (ii)
- Year: 2023
- Original Publisher: naver,nhn studio
- Status： Ongoing
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abused male lead author transmigrated to own creation beautiful artwork black-haired male lead blonde-haired female lead changing fate child protagonist european ambience fantasy world female protagonist full color isekai male lead falls in love first nobility/aristocracy princes purple/violet-eyed female lead red-eyed male lead reincarnated in a book world transmigrated into a book world transmigration webtoon
Rating(3.3 / 5.0, 13 votes)
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Popular Reviews
it honestly starts really good but as you read every 10 chapters you start to realize characters go missing, or plot points seem to just stop mattering. eventually you hit a time skip outta nowhere thats super jarring and go right into "wrap it up" mode by the end.Honestly? save yourself the heartache and go read something better.
such a shame too cause we had a FL that wasnt scared to just communicate
Comment as of chapter 16:
So far it is an excellent romance fantasy story with childcare elements.
Despite the transmigration tags, I consider the story to be about the author of a book reincarnating as a character in her story (a character that didn't exist in her story). She isn't taking over the body of an existing character. She isn't a replacement. She is her own woman, whom I believe has been placed in the exact position she belongs.
The story contains many normal themes that I expect for this type of story. The main character heals the hearts of characters that have experienced hardships and various problems in life. She also uses her knowledge of the story/future to her advantage. This is all very standard stuff, so the most important part that will differentiate this story from others is its execution.
It's too early to say how good the plot is. The trajectory and plot of the story still has much potential to be unique. However, I can say that all characters have been decent so far and that the main character is excellent. The main character is a slightly confused and troubled female lead. She is grappling with finding the meaning of her reincarnated life. However, she is also a strong woman who isn't afraid to define her own life and move forward. She is incisive, a bit rude, somewhat aggressive, caring, and sassy. I am having fun telling my friends about her many funny and memeable moments.
Overall, the story is better than average and has an excellent main character.
Fine; maybe I have a bias against cheaters and I can understand your point if I try to suppress that information. IF I take your perspective into account then NONE of them should have anything to do with each other. Let them all start fresh with new people; if the cheaters get together then that situation would come across as them downplaying the act itself. Granted the story has already made the act more digestible when it comes to the protagonists (Michi and Makoto) against the antagonists (Yoichi and Kaede); the cheating shouldn't be rewarded with the cheaters getting together.