Melody in the Rain

"Do you really think they'll like it?" I asked Hannah, my bestfriend, while holding my artwork.

I thought inside my head just to see if my speculation was correct or not to see if this thing could read my thoughts. If I am right then it should be able to easily reply to me.

Only shooting stars break the mold

//How the hell newly learned skill on the Max level.

And Kenji just give a solution.

what an interesting twist. I still don't understand how the female mc couldn't find out properly who was who. author this book has some good potential and the reason I'm giving it a 2 star review is because of the manner you wrote it. most of what was being said was written in present tense instead of past tense if you read it properly. aside from that, this book has a lot of potential

Really good for what I've read up to. That initial time skip kind of gave me a disconnect but the groove came back after a bit. The development so far has been decent but there could be some improvements. Character design is also a bit basic, but that's better than being terrible!All in all, very good. I recommend!

The first chapter of Working On You: My Uncompleted Mission immediately draws readers into a world of class divides, duty, and mystery. Emeris Rose masterfully introduces Mai, a humble commoner whose life takes an unexpected turn when she is summoned to the royal palace. The chapter is filled with intrigue, setting up Mai’s journey with a mix of curiosity and tension.The writing is vivid, making readers feel the weight of Mai’s fate. Questions arise—why was she chosen? How will she handle the arrogant Prince Lilian? The chapter sets the perfect stage for a gripping transformation story.With smooth storytelling and a compelling premise,  promises an engagingread, making readers eager to follow Mai’s journey. A strong start to what feels like an unforgettable novel!