Choisi par le destin, Rejeté par l'Alpha

  • Genre： Fantasy
  • Author： Deni_Chance
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  • Status： Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0) ★
Trinity, dix-huit ans, est différente de tous les autres loups-garous de sa meute. Pour commencer, il y a eu des circonstances inhabituelles entourant sa naissance, de plus, elle est le seul membre de la meute à ne jamais se transformer en forme de loup. Donc maintenant elle n'appartient vraiment à aucun lieu. Pas tout à fait humaine et pas tout à fait loup. Elle pensait qu'elle serait capable de vivre sa vie comme elle le voulait quand elle aurait eu dix-huit ans. Aller au collège, se faire des amis, s'amuser. Mais que doit-elle faire quand l'Alpha dangereusement sexy tombe littéralement sur ses genoux ? "Je ne suis pas humaine et je ne suis pas une louve. Je n'appartiens à aucun endroit ..." "...nous savons tous les deux que personne ne va prendre pour compagne, et même s'ils le faisaient, ils me rejetteraient de toute façon." Que va faire l'Alpha sexy et taciturne ? Les anciens le font organiser ces fêtes ridicules pour chercher une compagne. Il ne veut pas d'une compagne, mais il sait qu'il a besoin d'une compagne pour compléter le Cercle alpha. Sans une compagne, une Luna pour la meute, son peuple souffrirait. Et que va-t-il faire lorsqu'il tombe sur la fille que le destin lui a choisie et qu'il découvre qu'elle n'a pas de loup ? "C'est impossible !" Je rugis. "Il est hors de question que je prenne pour compagne une fille qui n'a pas même un loup. Elle sera trop faible. Elle sera inférieure. Elle ne sera pas assez forte pour être une Luna." "Je ne pouvais tout simplement pas l'accepter comme mon âme soeur. Pas complètement. Ce n'était pas sûr pour elle. Elle se ferait tuer. Et elle entraînerait ma meute dans sa chute." Quand ces deux se rencontrent, des étincelles vont sûrement s'envoler. Mais sera-ce de la passion, ou leur combat constant ? Aucun d'eux ne voulait d'un compagnon. Aucun d'eux ne veut du compagnon que le destin a choisi pour eux. Et aucun d'eux ne peut faire disparaître ce lien de compagnon. Que vont-ils faire maintenant qu'ils sont littéralement coincés l'un avec l'autre ? ***Avertissement de Classement*** Langage adulte Violence Contenu sexuel fort CE LIVRE EST SOUS UN CONTRAT EXCLUSIF ET IL NE DOIT PAS ÊTRE POSTÉ OU PUBLIÉ AILLEURS. Suivez-moi pour trouver mes autres livres ou me poser une question, merci de lire!!! SUIVEZ-MOI ET DITES-MOI CE QUE VOUS PENSEZ https://discord.gg/8wrYgHqemB https://twitter.com/DCinMI https://www.facebook.com/deni.chance.71 https://www.instagram.com/dcinmi87/ ***L'ART DE COUVERTURE EST LA PROPRIÉTÉ EXCLUSIVE DE L'AUTEUR ET A ÉTÉ ILLUSTRÉ PAR VICTORIA DAYEN DE MSPUGLUVER'S ART***

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  1. Bzbam24
    Bzbam24 rated it
    can this book  be made into a movie let's put faces to everyone. best book I've read in awhile.
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  1. Azola200
    Azola200 rated it
    <p>I thoroughly enjoyed the comedy aspect of the manga. The romance was equally captivating. Fuwa and Izumi were exceptional characters. The office workers added a great dynamic to the story. I adored all the characters, except for Tokiko and her husband. Their marriage epitomizes dysfunction. He's an absolute lowlife who neglects and physically abuses her, while she repeatedly returns to him, which makes her seem foolish. This cycle happens far too many times. Initially, her leaving him seemed like a recurring joke, but it only made the situation more disheartening. My interest began to wane as their storyline took center stage. Tokiko was likable at first, but her narrative arc with her husband caused a downward spiral. There were moments where the story tried to evoke sympathy for the husband, yet he remained irredeemably despicable. Most infuriatingly, [spoiler]she becomes pregnant with his child and predictably goes back to him, only for them to jest about her running away again later.[/spoiler] No couple in a manga has ever annoyed me as much as Tokiko and her husband. The last two volumes were enjoyable because they were largely free of their presence, though [spoiler]she reappears towards the end, once again pregnant and discussing divorce, with her clueless husband trailing behind her to argue.[/spoiler] Overall, this is a superb romance slice-of-life manga that is marred by these two highly unlikable characters. While this review may come across as a rant focused on Tokiko and her husband, they truly are the sole flaw in this otherwise excellent manga.</p>
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  1. hotpapichulo
    hotpapichulo rated it
    This early manga definitely has a somewhat dated vibe to it, and it instantly reminds you of the early '90s. After the introduction of the main characters, the story unfolds at a comfortable pace. I must say, this is one of the rare instances where I didn't consciously notice the evolving storyline, which is always a positive sign. The characters are all crafted to complement each other's personalities, and there aren't too many "minor" characters.

    The main theme of Living Game would likely revolve around making decisions in life, hence the name Living Game. It primarily focuses on living spaces (the characters move multiple times throughout the series) and the futures of the protagonists. The most prominent theme I noticed is the idea of moving forward in life. Reading this manga felt like catching up with old friends, in my view.

    There is just one downside: the ending was rather lackluster. It simply concludes the story where it is, without any major events occurring. It's not necessarily bad, but it left me with that "wait, it's over?" kind of reaction, as if there should be a sequel, but there isn't.

    Overall, a fantastic manga that genuinely embodies the "slice of life" genre, and it's a great read.  

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  1. cheriii
    cheriii rated it
    (Spoilers included).  

    Alright, with all the positive reviews you'd expect this to be a decent and charming 90's romance manga, right? Wrong.  

    In fact, this is probably the worst romance manga I've ever read.  

    Side Characters (3): Extremely dull. Three of them have almost no presence whatsoever (Nanba—the sunglasses lady, the boss, and the older office worker guy). There's literally only one side character worth liking here, and that's the stubborn old man who refuses to move out of his house.  

    Art (6): Generic 90's manga art style—nothing to hate, but nothing to love either.  

    Main Character (3): Absolutely detestable. He has no redeeming qualities aside from harboring lustful thoughts for a 16-year-old and occasionally considering taking advantage of her while she's asleep.  

    Love Rivals/Love Interests: This is the main reason I stopped reading. The main love interest seems to fall for the protagonist out of nowhere—no catalyst, no logic. Tokiko, who initially appears to be both a rival and a potential love interest, can't seem to decide whether to leave her husband or pursue the protagonist again at the start. This plot point is quickly abandoned when she moves into the protagonist's house along with her husband and starts having sex with her husband right under the protagonist's nose. Tokiko leaves multiple times but always goes back to her abusive husband, even though he hits her. Later, the story attempts to develop her husband as a more complex character by focusing on his ambitions, which only adds to the frustration.  

    Comedy (4): Either I have the sense of humor of a brick or something, but I didn't find anything funny here.  

    In short, go read *Maison Ikkoku* instead. This is an absolute piece of garbage, especially since *Maison Ikkoku* came out earlier and does everything better. This manga isn't just bad—it's infuriatingly so.
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  1. hilmice
    hilmice rated it
    Looking at the premise of Living Game, you might anticipate a lighthearted, enjoyable adventure filled with quirky humor and awkward moments. While these aspects are indeed present, as the chapters progress, this story transforms into something much more profound, touching on numerous aspects of life and existence.  

    <p>Story: The narrative of Living Game truly caught me off guard. As I enjoyed the elements and chuckled along, a deeply authentic story subtly developed and intertwined with my reading experience. Everything introduced felt well-paced and natural, even the surprising twists. The characters behave exactly as one would expect real people to in their situations, lending the story a genuine feel.  

    <p>Art: Admittedly, it's not the most visually stunning manga, but it serves its purpose effectively. The character designs are straightforward, yet facial expressions convey emotions remarkably well. The art aligns perfectly with the story's mood, and nothing detracted or disrupted my immersion.  

    <p>Characters: This is where Living Game shines brightest. Raizo Fuwa is an engaging protagonist, simply navigating the currents of life. Izumi Hiyama is a delightful bundle of energy, her reactions to her new circumstances are endearing. When the story turns serious, we witness our leads exhibit raw, sincere emotions believably. Living Game excels in delivering these emotional beats, and I found myself both cheering and shedding tears alongside them.  

    <p>The supporting cast is equally entertaining. There are too many characters to list individually, but rest assured, each has unique quirks and charm that enhance the story. None are mere filler; they all contribute meaningfully to the narrative at some point.  

    <p>Enjoyment: Whether it was watching the characters comically stumble during absurd moments (this gag never grew old for me, perhaps there's something peculiar about me...), or observing the emotional growth between Fuwa and Izumi, I consistently had a great time. I burst into laughter multiple times, flipped pages eagerly with anticipation, and even yelled at the pages. This manga takes you on a rollercoaster of highs and lows, encompassing every emotion in between, while remaining a believable and mature tale.  

    <p>If you have any interest in romance or drama, I highly recommend this manga. Living Game masterfully balances its comedic and slice-of-life elements, but at its core, it is a love story. It possesses undeniable charm and ranks as my favorite in the romance genre. I wholeheartedly endorse Living Game.
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  1. NeozukaNQ2
    NeozukaNQ2 rated it
    "Living Game" is a delightful romance drama set in the early 1990s, featuring an age-gap couple dealing with maturity, growth, and the search for life's purpose. As the title implies, the plot revolves around the various living arrangements of the main couple, whose initial meeting and living situation result from two seemingly random acts of real-estate disruption. As the story unfolds, these changes in living conditions symbolize the characters' quest to find their place in the world or, more precisely, where they belong.

    Overall, the plot and characters in this manga are well-crafted, and the recurring themes make it enjoyable to read as they help readers understand the reasoning behind the leading couple's decisions. While the plot isn't particularly profound, it is executed with care and sincerity.

    Being an older manga, the art style may feel dated to some, but I found it pleasing. Most importantly, the panel pacing is easy to follow, ensuring the story flows smoothly. At times, I appreciated the focus on a plausible romance narrative, a quality that seems rare in modern stories often bogged down by tropes.

    In summary, "Living Game" is a fantastic manga from the last century, with its greatest strength being its ability to make readers understand and empathize with the motives of its characters.

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  1. kaban
    kaban rated it
    It been a good read.
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  1. Faithlessness
    Faithlessness rated it
    Amazing! 9.8/10
    0.2 off for the sometimes intense tsundere (and omitted chapters*), but the tsundere is still SO endearing even when its not my personal favorite. PLEASE let this continue on, its just so good. I personally had a slow start with falling in love with Lian since this kind of novel can really go any direction with the MC, but it just got so good! Just such a worthwhile and endearing character and then Al... Well.. just read it. You will not regret it!

    *The occasional omitted chapters were irritating, especially considering they seem to always happen during 'character development' plot points. But it will be okay
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