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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.A cute editor and his handsome, domineering boss are transported to a faithfully recreated Mary Sue universe by the collective resentment of the Mary Sue authors he had rejected. It is a world where the protagonist poops rainbow pellets, sleeps on beds the size of football fields and mood-signalling flower petals constantly fall out of his hair like dandruff.
In order to return to the real world, the protagonist must team up with his stony-faced boss and act out the ridiculous plot of a Mary Sue novel in a cat-and-mouse chase between the lightning-storm wielding jealous fiancé and the skittish runaway groom. There is also a cornucopia of ridiculously good-looking male NPCs that the protagonist must seduce in order to escape this world.
This is a fast-paced, hilarious Mary Sue parody where acting skills are challenged, secret crushes revealed and kinky fantasies are put on repeat until every detail is fulfilled according to the stringent requirements set out by the AU’s operating system.
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One entry per line写实派玛丽苏
写实派高糖
寫實派瑪麗蘇
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03/21/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c64 (end) |
03/20/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c63 |
03/19/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c62 |
03/18/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c61 |
03/17/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c60 |
03/16/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c59 |
03/15/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c58 |
03/14/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c57 |
03/13/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c56 |
03/12/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c55 |
03/11/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c54 |
03/10/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c53 |
03/09/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c52 |
03/08/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c51 |
03/07/21 | Exiled Rebels Scanlations | c50 |
- When the novel say it's a parody, then it's truly is a parody. A parody of a Mary Sue and Gary Sue characters. Or actually after reading this novel, the one that got parodied is actually the Classic Shoujo Manga around 90' till 2000, where Harem is a must, secret identity is a must, a prince identity for the Main Lead is a must, the heir of corporation A to corporation X that were able to control global economy is a must (lol), and the fated lover is a must.
- I think the author here really is venting out the frustration for many readers towards the classic BL or Shoujo romance past decades, where as the logic was thrown out the window, the IQ of the characters were below average, and non-con or abusive relationship (hate to love) was worshipped by a certain if not most of the mass. And the MC here, is the editor who was also scolding the author of such writers, telling them honest reviews of their work, and tell them rather than writing off such an illogical work wildly it's better to think calmly and create a better quality work, lmao.
- The ML here, I found some readers are a bit dissatisfied with how he was slightly manipulative and scheming towards the MC. That's true. But, something that makes me forgive the ML and like him instead is because he's HONEST. He admit that he's petty, he admit that he's a pervert, he admit that he's not pure and amazing. I think he successfully pulled my heartstring by admitting those qualities rather than pretending to be the cool Male God persona a seme/gong usually portrayed as.
- The ML is not the type of Overbearing President like many other novel has. In reality he's just a helpless and a coward in love. In the outside he looked like a president who is always punctual and always catch the slackers in his company every morning. And yet in reality he's someone who woke up later than anyone, but his place was just 3 minutes walk from the office, thus he still can come early compared to others (that's a blatant cheating, LOL). He's catching slackers in his company, earning the title of the scary and disciplined CEO, and yet in reality the reason he caught those slackers was just because he wanted to catch and spent more times with the MC whose home was far from the office and always come late despite waking up early. But, because the ML is an awkward and a coward in love, he ended up never make a good use in those time he caught the MC being late, and in the end always failed to get close to the MC, lmao. Instead of the super perfect ML that most Gary Sue novel has, the ML is really just, someone with a good looks and a good fortune in money, but still is a human and a lame one at that, lmao.
The writing is fresh and engaging. It's a comedy, with a sprinkle of sugar for Fujoshi (lots of kisses, hugs, sex, and fluffy scenes at the later chapters) but mostly a parody. It's really suitable to read when you're going to relax and spend time doing nothing (lol).And I loved that most of the extra male leads found love with each other
- The ML's personality was lacking
- All those other capture targets appearing annoyed me but that's just because the story was already starting to stale and I'm not a fan of an MC having to attract other people plotline. But if you don't mind that, then forget what I said.
- Lastly, the comedy faded as I read further and eventually the plot just... wasn't that refreshing. All the novel left in me as a reader was that the comedy didn't last through the whole novel as I hoped it would. And the plot didn't live up to the lively, thought-inducing expectation I had of it.
But the translator did well! And all in all, these are just my own preferences, maybe you'd enjoy it better. At the very least, give the first few chapters a chance and figure out if you'd like the rest of the novel too.