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The Twin Siblings’ New Life
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Rating(3.7 / 5.0, 53 votes)
5 | 49% (26 votes) |
4 | 15% (8 votes) |
3 | 8% (4 votes) |
2 | 11% (6 votes) |
1 | 17% (9 votes) |
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2018
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Status in Country of Origin. One entry per line
262 Chapters + 25 Side Stories (Complete)
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Every 87 Day(s)Activity Stats [Graph]
Weekly Rank: #2000Monthly Rank: #2000
All Time Rank: #7137
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On 1469 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #6404
All Time Rank: #5633
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.I was five years old now.
I was born again as a prince and princess abandoned in the palace with a twin in my previous life.
We have been abused and abandoned only because our biological mother is low-born.
Her death gave us a chance to escape.
….. A day after we decided to run away, the emperor, who left us with our biological mother to be abused by her hands and left us in an abandoned castle, suddenly came.
You haven’t been interested in five years, but why are you so nice to me all of a sudden?
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One entry per line쌍둥이 남매의 뉴라이프
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But I wanted to give my thoughts about the story anyway. As far as the manhwa goes, (that's the version that I read) the story haves a lot of flaws, mainly because the plot revolves about miscommunications, people complain about several things regarding the story, mainly the portrayal of how someone with PTSD or abused children act, should act, would act. But this goes far beyond the "portrayals" because the plot revolves around a single device, and that is, "how to make the parent redeemable" So the author forces several set pieces without rhyme or reason, because he spent a LOT of time trying to justify the notion that the twins shouldn't open up to their parent at the start of the novel with abysmal pacing and terrible misrepresentations. The author didn't know how to make the redemption impactful, so he resorted to "miscommunications" and "forced obliviousness" of characters that seemed to have good heads on their shoulders, to avoid resolving the conflict until it was almost beyond redemption... unfortunately, this was done "because if not the redemption wouldn't be impactful" not because "the plot organically grew that way" or was "created" that way, the author knew where he wanted to go and how far, but didn't have the tact or appropriate plot devices and set pieces to get there, so he just forced everything to be portrayed in service of the redemption arch... even disregarding previously set devices and plot points... This haves nothing to do with how someone "should" act or "would" act, this goes completely against what was already established in the story, that's what people find obnoxious, not the actual portrayal of how abused children acted, because I think their portrayal was well done. The "Reincarnator" aspect is unimportant, Twins that died at 18 in their previous life, but haves no impact on the story other than making the children think like grown ups and having a special... connection between them that is just used to portray their thoughts... it's just used as a device for characterization and isn't relevant for the actual story (It would even work without it considering the setting and the world building the author stablishes at the beginning), at first it was interesting, until you realize... it doesn't matter at all on the story and might as well forget about it. The problem is that the novel touches parts that are very sensible and then forces a redemption arch that feels super conflicted with how he did the story at the beginning. It was simply done poorly... it lacked tact and proper characterization of different things, I don't know how it was done in the novel, but at least in the manhwa, the parent disappears for around 7 chapters... again, without an actual explanation or characterization, he just says some lines and then *poof* gone until he needs to redeem himself. So... I very much loved the characterizations and portrayals, but... the author forced the conflict too much to reach the redemption arch... as a storywriter, I found that to be the biggest problem, because everything else was very well done, until you realize that with a simple "what are you thinking?" from ANYONE in the story, EVERYTHING would have being resolved way before it reached such extreme. IE: the dad asks someone he trusts about his kids, turns out, he not only is the... worst... but he has also being shown to have little to no contact with them... and the dad hears him and listens to him, even when what he said is... ridiculously false and easily discovered... just asking ANYONE ELSE would have shown what he said to be completely false, his other sons, the nanny, the maids, hell even the twins themselves!... that's what made this incredibly obnoxious... because when you notice this you realize that this was forced to have the redemption arch. I won't put stars because this review is from the manhwa, not the novel. I wanted to read the novel but sadly it's dead...