Typically, I refrain from reviewing, but this time I couldn't resist. This story is truly exceptional, and the translation is incredibly smooth and easy to read.
Zhou Qian appears cold towards others, frequently claiming himself to be a wicked person. At this stage in the narrative, it's too early for me to judge his honesty. Contrary to another reviewer's claim, the male lead is not the one being sponsored; the confusion might stem from the lack of introduction to their childhood 'rival' at this point.
I'll update my thoughts further as the story unfolds!
I've given it my best shot to appreciate it and keep reading, but I simply can't connect with the content. It's evident that the author lacks firsthand experience with a psychiatric hospital, which is concerning – though that's understandable, a bit of research would have been helpful. The stark contrast between reality and the narrative is too much for me to overlook. While the plot, translation, and characters aren't terrible, there's something off about it. On paper, there shouldn't be any major issues beyond the hospital portrayal, and it should be engaging. However, it just doesn't resonate with me, as if it's missing a crucial element.
If you're not bothered by the lack of realism, perhaps it could still be enjoyable, but personally, it's not the right fit for me.
Alright! I've gone through every chapter available, and here are my thoughts:
The concept is intriguing! The dynamic between the 'player' and the 'sponsor' (I assume that's what they are) holds promise, even though their interaction hasn't happened yet, which is a bit disappointing.
The story has been entertaining so far, with likable characters and a compelling plot. The player exhibits intelligence and a composed demeanor, while the sponsor seems to be a 'go-for-broke' type who encourages the player from the sidelines.
However, there are important content warnings to consider, including child abuse, suicide, and murder themes. These elements should be handled sensitively and appropriately. Overall, I'm looking forward to seeing how this unfolds.
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Zhou Qian appears cold towards others, frequently claiming himself to be a wicked person. At this stage in the narrative, it's too early for me to judge his honesty. Contrary to another reviewer's claim, the male lead is not the one being sponsored; the confusion might stem from the lack of introduction to their childhood 'rival' at this point.
I'll update my thoughts further as the story unfolds!
If you're not bothered by the lack of realism, perhaps it could still be enjoyable, but personally, it's not the right fit for me.
The concept is intriguing! The dynamic between the 'player' and the 'sponsor' (I assume that's what they are) holds promise, even though their interaction hasn't happened yet, which is a bit disappointing.
The story has been entertaining so far, with likable characters and a compelling plot. The player exhibits intelligence and a composed demeanor, while the sponsor seems to be a 'go-for-broke' type who encourages the player from the sidelines.
However, there are important content warnings to consider, including child abuse, suicide, and murder themes. These elements should be handled sensitively and appropriately. Overall, I'm looking forward to seeing how this unfolds.