Holy Idol

This is indeed a hilarious goldmine within the genre of comedy novels. Reading it keeps you in stitches; I stopped a while back because the translator fell behind on updates. Initially, I discovered the webtoon and then delved into the novel. Truth be told, the manga falls short compared to the book, as it loses quite a bit of depth when adapted. The story weaves together fantasy, idols, modern settings, and even apocalyptic elements, making it a diverse read. What sets this novel apart is its eccentric main character and the vibrant supporting cast, each with their distinct personalities. It's an outstanding read, if only I could access the latest untranslated chapters.

It's refreshing to witness a narrative where the typical scenario is reversed, with someone transitioning from a medieval era to a modern world. The execution of this unique concept is commendable, and the comedy elements blend seamlessly with the story. Although it's not fair to judge based on a limited number of chapters, I have high hopes for the author's future work. The fact that I'm already hooked speaks volumes, and the translation is skillfully done. Give it a shot – I assure you, you won't be let down.

Her story was so long that by the time the due date was here, she only finished about 4/5 of it. So for the last part, she rushed it and it ended in such a mess. I was the person who did her grammar check and I didn't get to read the last part, when I did, I was paralyzed at the amount of grammar mistakes she had, I ranted about it.