Under the Streetlights

  • Genre: Action
  • Author: rj_malikcorps
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  • Status: Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0)

Set in the turbulent 1980s Philippines, "Under the Street Lights" is a poignant tale of forbidden love between Emilio, the principled heir to a crumbling political dynasty, and Angelo, a resourceful street-smart orphan entangled in the perilous world of organized crime. Against a backdrop of political unrest and familial betrayal, the two must navigate the complexities of their identities and affections in a society that would rather see them apart. As loyalties are tested and lives hang in the balance, their bond becomes a beacon of hope and defiance in a world dominated by power struggles, violence, and societal norms. Will love be enough to transcend the shadows threatening to consume them, or will their devotion become another casualty in the war they never chose to fight?

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  1. Moonflower414
    Moonflower414 rated it
    This Is MyReview A a a a a a a a a a a a a aa a. A a a a aa a a a a a a a a a aThanks for the great story thus far sir. Hoping for more and faster updates.The progression is great by the way.
  1. samgorge
    samgorge rated it
    hey man did you drop this novel or what? your break has gone pretty long for an average break, quickly come and finish your awesome work.
  1. Zoro10271
    Zoro10271 rated it
    I've only read this first chapter and I would definitely recommend this book for any one that is new to webnovel. To be honest, this is like the first realistic fiction book I'm reading and I love it! (by that I don't mean I haven't read romance books but to be honest what happens in romance can't happen for real)
  1. SurpriseReader
    SurpriseReader rated it
    I didn't really know what to expect cause this is my first action book. But the writer kept me captured and looking forward to the next chapter!!! I am so excited. P.S EDWARD MUST DIE!!!
  1. Vindamaroonpmq
    Vindamaroonpmq rated it
    Gambit of the Living Weapon is a book of fiction by Breno_Ranyere. Personally, I love the main character and the fact the weapon the protagonist has is a crossbow rather than some enchanting sword or anything similar to this. The other characters are lovable, one that would make readers remember their name even if the book is finished.I've two major flaws that I've found while reading this book, scenes and punctuation. i'm not going to judge your grammar anymore since it's good. The basic principles and fundamentals, I could see that they're followed. Alright, the scenes! When it comes to this part, there were times when my excitement was building up then suddenly the action ends right away. It's a bit too fast if you were to ask me. As for the emotions, I would suggest that you add more feelings rather than using adjectives but don't overdo them. For the descriptions, the best advice I could give you is to add more emotions and actions to prolong it. I will give an example:Quietude succumbed to his mind, draining every emotion. Yes, descriptive, but we could add more emotions and descriptions to this."Once the quietness arrived, it stayed and spread in Estha. It reached out of his head and enfolded him in its swampy arms…sent its stealthy, suckered tentacles inching along the insides of his skull, hoovering the knolls and dells of his memory, dislodging old sentences, whisking them off the tip of his tongue"A little warning though, only use it during important scenes such as the action because too much will consider your book as "overdescriptive"Next, the punctuation. Punctuation is one thing authors must learn about since it helps when it comes to telling the readers when to pause or how to read that particular sentence. Try reading these sentences:As promised I will give back your money. As promised, I will give back your money.The second sentence has a comma! When one would read the first, they would go straight out without pausing. When one would read the second, there would be a slight pause after the word promise. I know learning punctuation is a difficult task, trust me, I've been there. If I can, you can too! I'll be rooting for you! Overall, it's great! All the author has to improve on is his punctuation and scenes.
  1. Aon9114
    Aon9114 rated it
    If it's Xianxia then it deserves a complete five star from me 👍
  1. Aliiireza
    Aliiireza rated it
    Another startling fact hit her as they seemed to come one after another. If Wren was gone that probably meant he had left to ward off the rangers and protect her. Of course, he would always protect her. No matter what.
  1. PikaAndrewYw4
    PikaAndrewYw4 rated it
    Savien gets a sad look on her face as she replies, "Who knows, that's her own inner demon, it's up to her to chase that guilt away."

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