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5 | 72% (123 votes) |
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.The Hero Andert.
A great swordsman who ended the great war by sacrificing himself.
One of the rare heroes…
But he was actually a woman disguised as her dead younger brother.
That was me.
But…
“Huh?”
Did I just come back to life four years after my death? All I had was my body, so there was only one way to survive.
Becoming a maid.
“You’ve never worked as a maid before this, so what have you been doing all this time?”
“Jobless.”
“What motivated you to apply for this job?”
“Money.”
“What kind of mansion would you like to work in?”
“A mansion that is so hard to work in and so nasty that we don’t even know if it’ll be cleaned if we both work and die.”
“What kind of employer do you want?”
“A vicious employer that terrorizes their employees.”
That way I won’t get laid off since I’m the only one you can work with.
“…”
The interviewer looked at me like I was crazy.
—
Here, I will start anew.
Not as the Hero Andert or my deceased little brother.
But as the maid Daisy.
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One entry per line힘을 숨기고 즐기는 평화로운 하녀 생활
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during the short time they spent together in the past
Our MC, Daisy, is lovable since the first chapter, and if not lovable, very interesting. She just draws you in the story, and her bluntness/ unpredictability just makes her better. We can see that she is growing, and getting used to her new life as a maid. As well as accepting and getting over her life before she did. While I'm on that subject, her trauma? It's real. They don't gloss over it, they acknowledge it as a part of her which also makes this a great read. Rue (most likely the ML) is what I would call a lovable bastard. He's VERY suspicious, especially at the beginning, we've gotten to know more about him, but he's still got some more to hide. I really like how he's just supported our MC in spite of her (justified) suspicions and hostility towards him. Also his wittiness, which couuuuuld be a tad bit frustrating when you are Daisy, but honestly? It gives him so much character, and it's that much easier to tell when he's serious about things too. Also, the translator has done great with it, so yeah. I really recommend you at least try it, again it's great. UPDATE: Yeah, after finishing it, absolutely recommend it. It is a genuinely thought out story, filled with mysteries and engaging storytelling, where everyone has their own little place and effect on the plot, characters are interesting to read about, the development is peak, and the relationship between the leads is done so well, I adore them.
Sadly, I finished all the story and if I could read it for the first time again I would, again and again. For me this was a ten out of ten, and I’ll reread it as many times as I can so I can give life to Daisy again.
I’m sad that it ended but happy that it started, for novels like this is that I keep on going. Thank you to the author and the translator that allowed me to enjoy it.
See you in the next one!
First of all, I want to congratulate Ami on completing the translation of this story. Guys, you should start reading at least for the sake of translation. It's perfect. The translator literally loved this story and tried to convey all the nuances from the original language.
But I wouldn't write this review if the translation was the only good part of this story.
This story is truly beautiful. At the beginning it develops slowly, but in the end it is so fast that you don’t have time to catch your breath. There will be no s*x scenes on every page, there will be no s*upid showdowns between ladies of high society, no a million misunderstandings and no a harem of a thousand sub-male leads. But the author touches on such topics as true friendship, duty, PTSD, love through the ages, deep relationships within the family. And the author manages to really explore these themes through the stories of his characters. You will cry and laugh with them. All the characters here are 'alive' and important, by the end of the story I realized that I love them all.
And of course, most of all I love Daisy and Rue. They made a wonderful couple. My only regret is that our journey together ended so soon. I don’t like stories where they describe right before the birth of children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, but in this story I would like to observe the lives of the characters longer...