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4/5 only because this author has this frustrating habit of inserting "fictional" stories into the actual story. For example, going into detail about the movie/drama plot both protagonists were acting in. In another novel, it was a fanfiction the MC wrote.It's frustrating because the author will literally fill 2 chapters or more just talking about this "fictional" story. It's fine if it was done in passing or if it's connected to the characters' growth and plot development (like in The Star Around The Sun) but nope. The focus is entirely on the plot & characters of the "fictional" story and the main story becomes a mere accessory to get this "fictional" story going.Without this, the author's novels are definitely at the top when it comes to comedy, fluff, and unique situations. The ML in this novel will even break your heart because of how insecure and fearful he is.
