MoonBound Desire

I know Reina’s comeback will be so crazy and I can’t wait for it

First and foremost I'm a super mystery genre fan, so of course my opinion will be biased 😀 This book is highly addictive and the main characters are superb. There are very few good detective novels out there, that's why, all the more reason to rave about this book. I simply enjoy the whole premise and what the characters bring to the table. The story arcs are the main highlights. And of course I'm shipping the main characters, but thats obvious 😂

Honestly, I enjoy reading novels of individuals being transmigrated into the bodies of animals as their quite interesting. However, this novel is just garbage. The protagonist is reborn as a python, and gains a system (as usual), and devours everything within his path. As a result, within the first 30 chapters, he becomes powerful to the extent he is impervious to bullets, has high regeneration, and very potent poison. Story:The whole plot of the novel is disgusting. The protagonist was killed by his fellow co-workers (around 16 people) (including his brother who tries to rape his girlfriend) to take hide their terrible acts I presume. Character:He eats humans within the first 30 chapters. The author doesn't really explain the process of how he forgoes the process of knowingly eats humans. But I'm guessing as he's a python, his animalistic instincts take over. World:Modern world but primarily focused on the island. I wasted my time reading this.

This is written really well and actually uses the mc's previous life skills. And also the first rewrite that I have seen  that actually FCKING change things for the better. Overall its very well written and a nice read

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Now all that's missing are an underwater survival and a surviving in a backyard after being shrunk version of the copy pasted hint survival craze going around.

i haven't read it yet, but it's looks promising  I added it to library . I will just wait until 50 chapters before i start reading . don't give up on this, like your other books.

The exterior of the estate was a mix of grays, blacks, dark amber and browns.  Its appearance appeared to meld with the trees that surrounded it.  The interior however was a mix of golden varnish wood, ivory, smooth warm jade marble, and crystal.  The kitchen, something that Chi had claimed for her own, was created in a style that reminded her of Italy, with sand yellow walls, smooth umber wooden floor, white wooden counters with ivory marble tops, deep steel sink, and a huge stone oven.  In addition, there were two types of stove tops.  One was the traditional Chinese open fire stove top and the other was the modern glass stove top that was large enough for six large pans to be cooking at the same time.