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Theatrical regression life of an old-fashioned villain (kkondae) who recalled his past life.

“There’s nothing I wouldn’t do for a better life.”

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Survival in the ‘Otherworld’; a place where only the insane can set foot in.

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Theatrical Return
연극성 회귀 생활
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  2. Potential
  3. Capable Male MC with No Romance
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  5. Misunderstandings(not tear jerkers!(I think?))

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05/12/25 Novelib c171
05/08/25 Novelib c170
05/07/25 Novelib c169
05/06/25 Novelib c168
05/05/25 Novelib c167
05/01/25 Novelib c166
04/30/25 Novelib c165
04/29/25 Novelib c164
04/28/25 Novelib c163
04/27/25 Novelib c125
04/23/25 Novelib c162
04/22/25 Novelib c161
04/21/25 Novelib c160
04/17/25 Novelib c159
04/16/25 Novelib c158
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Review
17 Reviews


marvie2
New marvie2
May 10, 2025
Status: c175
I'm currently at chapter 170, and let me just say — Theatrical Regression Life is a beast. It's grimy, subtle, manipulative, clever, and a little exhausting (in a good way). The story doesn't rush. It slinks up beside you, sinks its teeth in, and never quite lets go. And honestly? I'm hooked.

Let's get the gripes out first: yes, the repetition can be grating. Some ideas are hammered so often, you could recite them in your sleep. The pacing stumbles at times, especially when the author decides to dissect a conversation... more>> like it's a frog in a high school lab. But even then, it's dissected for a reason — to dig deeper into character psychology, power dynamics, and unspoken tensions.

What sets this novel apart is that it respects the reader's intelligence. It's not here to spoon-feed a redemption arc or hero's journey. It gives you a morally murky world and says, "Figure it out." The POV shifts are one of its greatest strengths — watching the main character, Lee Jaehun, through the eyes of others is fascinating, especially since his internal monologue is so limited, unreliable, or outright performative.

And Jaehun himself? He's not your typical MC. Not good, not evil — just grey. Very, very grey. A survivalist forged in a hellish, dehumanizing world where being "useful" was your only worth.

He's now reincarnated into a violent 19+ novel as a minor villain — a middle manager meant to die early and insignificantly. But this time, he remembers everything. And he's determined to live — not through brute strength, but strategy, perception, and performance.

Theatrical Regression Life opens with a premise that's deceptively familiar: a man dropped into a brutal fictional world. But what sets it apart is the psychological weight behind every move the MC makes. In his previous life — a world not unlike this novel's savage "otherworld" — Jaehun lived under a survival-of-the-fittest system where pain and death were meaningless, and personal value was purely transactional. There, he was cursed (or gifted) with a body that couldn't die until a set expiration date, forced to endure and perform usefulness just to exist.

Now reborn as a minor villain he barely remembers reading about, Jaehun finds himself in the role of a nepotistic, outdated manager slated for an early, unimpressive death. And yet, armed with fractured memories, warped survival instincts, and a downgraded remnant of his old regenerative ability, he makes a choice: survive.

But survival here isn't brute strength — it's strategy, social maneuvering, and emotional sleight of hand. He can't change too fast or too obviously; it would raise suspicion. So he weaves plausibility into his transformation, walking a thin line between manipulation and sincerity. His understanding of human behavior, though sharp, is filtered through a warped lens — one shaped by a world where being "worthless" was the worst crime. And that lens, now applied to his relationships in this unfamiliar but eerily similar setting, drives the novel's chilling yet compelling social commentary.

Because at the core of this novel is performance.

Jaehun isn't omniscient. He didn't study this novel religiously in his past life. He only skimmed it because, in his past life, his wife wouldn't stop nagging him. He claims to know the world inside and out — he's lying. He knows he's lying. And still, he acts like he's in control. His survival depends on convincing others he belongs, that he knows more than he does. It's manipulation, yes — but it's also desperation. And that line between the two? Razor-thin.

Which brings us to Jung Inho — the original protagonist and Jaehun's old coworker. Their dynamic is deliciously th**ny. In their previous life, Jaehun was cold, condescending, and quietly cruel. Inho wore a mask, but Jaehun weaponized his. Now, in this flipped world, that power dynamic has shifted — but the fracture between them remains. Inho doesn't trust him. And really, who could?

Jaehun keeps insisting he's selfish, but his actions scream otherwise. He doesn't rely on Inho's group emotionally — but he needs them. Or more accurately, he needs to be needed by them. Abandonment haunts him, whether it was real or just perceived in his previous life. So he throws himself into danger. Not out of nobility, but because martyrdom keeps him valuable. Indispensable.

And yet, Inho's group shows him kindness. Despite the past. Despite the manipulation. That care confuses him. He doesn't know what to do with it. Because villains don't get saved — right?

That's where the novel truly shines: in the dissonance between how Jaehun sees himself, how others see him, and how he might want to be seen. It's psychological warfare turned inward. You're constantly questioning whether what you're seeing is real — or just another act.

The supporting cast? Just as broken. Just as compelling. Everyone's fractured in some way, and no one gets to play the "normal" card. The Otherworld is a crucible — and the characters reflect that. There are no clean relationships, only jagged edges, power games, and misunderstood intentions. Even the smallest characters carry weight.

Yes, it's technically another regression/transmigration/second-chance setup. But the execution? That's where it excels. This isn't a revenge-fueled power fantasy. It's slow-burn, psychological, and adult — literally and emotionally. The MC is a 40-something man with decades of emotional damage and corporate trauma. And the author doesn't try to soften that. Instead, the story leans into it with chilling precision.

Also, props to the translator (LyraDhani on Novelib). The prose is readable and carries the tone well. Though I'll admit, the use of Greek letters for censoring certain words feels more distracting than protective — especially when it's unclear what's being hidden. But once you settle into binge mode, it fades into the background.

One reviewer summed it up perfectly: Jaehun thinks he's a cold sociopath. He isn't. He's just someone who doesn't know what to do with care, connection, or second chances.

The tragedy isn't that he's evil — it's that he doesn't believe he deserves to be anything else.

The tension never vanishes. There's no easy catharsis. No one escapes the role they've been given, no matter how much they struggle or resist.

Everyone wears a mask, and the Otherworld demands they do.

If you're looking for a classic hero's journey or a tidy redemption arc, look elsewhere.

But if you like:

Self-sacrificing but unreliable MCs

Psychological slow-burns that unravel people

Manipulation as both armor and language

Power dynamics wrapped in interpersonal trauma

Characters who are quietly coming undone

Emotional tension that never quite resolves

... then Theatrical Regression Life might ruin you (in the best way possible). <<less
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GGbookluver
GGbookluver
Feb 14, 2023
Status: --
A really unique take on an oversaturated troupe. This novel follows our middle-aged protagonist who recalled the memories of his previous life who lived in an environment of survival of the fittest. He realized that he was a minor villain in a novel he read in his previous life and makes the decision to survive by sticking with the main characters.

Sounds half-decent.

But there's more. I can't spoil it but the series is very good at diverting your expectations. Characters mesh incredibly well together, and the two protagonists have a unique... more>> relationship that isn't seen in the sea of 'transmigrated into a novel' stories. Also, no romance, which is always a plus in my book.

One thing that was a little jarring for me was the slow-paced beginning, but it really took off at a certain point.

(Currently not enough translated chapters though.) <<less
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Sheepraxis
Sheepraxis
May 28, 2024
Status: c8
I absolutely hate this style of writing, idea behind the story seems interesting enough with what appears to be good potential development of characters. Everything seems alright except this authors style is writing which induces in me a gag reflex, the ever present info dumps about least interesting parts repeated several times across one or more chapters between each dialogue or even any action. You can skip most of those and you don't lose anything, if you just skim through those you still know what's going on. This means that... more>> author is terrible at pacing and conveying important information properly. Not worth mine nor anyone's time. <<less
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Thecomicgeek
Thecomicgeek
Mar 26, 2024
Status: c28
It has great potential to be a pretty gripping story. There is alot of misunderstandings going around and the mc's both have tragic histories. In short I love the story for the potential drama (tearjerkers)

Sadly the translation quality sucks. Hel scans despite crediting a translator and proofreader, on this particular novel (I have read the tl of another novel under them and that was great) fails so hard. On one chapter in particular where a character talks about being saved by the titular character it was several sentences of... more>> "you saved me" when it was clearly should've been "That person/He saved me" I'm assuming this has just been directly mtl'd and not read through before posting because the terminologies, descriptors, pronouns are all over the place and reading and trying to decipher the story is pretty jarring for the immersion. I do hope it will improve more in later chapters. Because this really should be higher up in the rankings. <<less
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VLADISLAKA
VLADISLAKA
Jan 19, 2025
Status: c106
I will say this; this series truly does deserve a high rating in my opinion, over 4.5* imo (I've read hundreds of titles on this website).

For new readers: this series has been here for a pretty long time, and was originally translated with copious amounts of machine translation - as was evident from many chapters not making sense due to pronouns being completely wrong - I becoming you, you becoming me, and so on and so forth. This made it pretty much unreadable in some chapters, and is partially blame... more>> for what would otherwise likely be a much higher rating.

The new translation by Novelib (LyraDhani) I think (may have been others) is however splendid (though some light form of censoring by substituting with greek letters, this should never impair your understanding, just looks weird).

Quick introduction: Transmigration-type story, where someone from some kind of grim-dark battle world was implanted into the body of some boomer company manager of a story from a novel he's read (he and a group of his employees travel to a world where monsters abound and where you face in some sense the dark side of human psyche). There, danger is everywhere, and the world seems to want to drive humans to madness.

He's an intelligent and profoundly manipulative sociopath that is pretty much incapable of empathy, but is intelligent enough that he understands how others think and how to manipulate them from there... or he would be, if it was his original world where
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people abandoned each other to die without hesitation, where gruesome death and dismemberment was nothing particularly special especially given that he was a regenerator, where people had no loyalty to each other and would simply "toughen up" when faced with torture or potential death because surrendering to fear or paralysis from pain would be "inefficient" for continued survival.

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As is, his common sense is warped because of it, and he has no hesitation about taking injuries or risking death for others, even when he wasn't sure if he would in fact be able to regress after death. He has almost no sensitivity to pain at all, and sees it as common sense for people to abandon each other when they're no longer of use to each other - even if he's saved their lives multiple times.

Oh he's still very manipulative and absolutely not a good natured person... but he's far from being a bad person. He constantly tries throughout the story to manipulate people's perception of him, and does so with considerable success, showing incredible acting chops and perceptiveness when gauging others' attitudes and trying to change their impression of him, lies multiples times to construct a persona and a fake history, and fakes moments of kindness, softness or even insanity to make people think he's a certain kind of person... yet actually fails to be completely convincing due to his incredibly alien mentality. Because of his past life where he could regenerate from severed or crushed limbs, he has zero hesitation when it comes to taking wounds, and has difficulty understanding how much gratitude or guilt is associated with his constant self-sacrifices, as complete selfishness and indifference to others, and exploiting anyone of value were viewed as common sense in his past life. His acting itself seems often unnatural, due to the mismatch between his perception of himself and how people should behave when faced with danger, and the perception of regular humans who have difficulty understanding just how someone can be so indifferent to their own pain and sacrifice. Unreliable narrator is here a very important trope, as though he thinks of himself as a selfish person and a villain and has no difficulties thinking like one, it is very clear that he is not actually indifferent to the lives of others, but given his very strange mentality this concern will not be expressed conventionally.

And yet, he remains intelligent and perceptive. He does recognize when the impression he gives is slightly different from what he expected, and understands that people in this world value their own lives and suffering more than in his previous world, and frequently adjusts his acting in order to accommodate these "misunderstandings, " though his success is generally only partial.

Three interesting things that make this a bit different from the messiah archetype: 1. He's a genuinely manipulative person who constantly tries to make use of others and is very far from being a "good" person. The other humans also don't worship him and their behaviour towards him is a mix of selfishness, fear, skepticism, caution, confusion, admiration, respect, sorrow, frustration and so on. 2. The second regressor (og protagonist of the novel) is also not completely sane and not exactly a very emotional person, and while he recognizes the self-sacrifices from the protagonist, also perceives some of the madness and strangeness beneath his outwards behaviour, and his general perception of him is in fact very complex, with some element of fear and caution always present. 3. Despite several POV chapters from others reflecting on the self-sacrifies from the protagonist, there is a substantial amount of show-don't tell here, something so painfully absent from many other stories in the genre. You are told what he does from his own perspective, and third-party POV chapters will show others gradually seeing him as a... altruist madman (wasn't his original intention), but the events themselves will rarely be retold through the eyes of others, only that they were impressed by his courage, heroism, self-sacrifice and so on, and pertubed by his clearly unnatural mentality and signs of madness. Even then, only some thoughts and emotions are shown, and much of what they think or feel is left implied. This gives the reader a lot more independence when it comes to trying to think just how exactly others might feel at any point in the story, with the unreliable narrator trope here being in full swing (not due to altered state of mind, but because of his distorted common sense). <<less
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Queen77
Queen77
Mar 19, 2023
Status: c420
I've been debating on how I should write a review for this, should I just express how much I like it or be serious and point out the pros and cons? (and hope no die hard fans get angry)

I've really enjoyed reading Theatrical Regression Life and hope more people discover this masterpiece. I'm even more glad that it has been picked up mtl was a headache for me (I had to search what 'Iced coffee' and other terms meant lol;it's my second or 3rd time reading kmtl, it's hard... more>> ~)

So the review..

MC is interestingly, manipulate, I mean even thou we know he's lying and acting to achieve what he wants, we readers will still be on his side. He's technically a villain but unlike other regressed or reborn usual MC villains he's nice in my opinion.

He isn't a cold, edgy or crazy character who kills (although it's about a 19+ violence novel with monsters around, the only thing that's scary is I would say how strong your mental strength is
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the characters mental state or health is constantly tested. Even The og MC mental state is constantly being played by having him regress time and time again only for him to not be able to change the situation, btw there's even a serial killer around and a controlling detective, so I bet anyone would go crazy. The side characters were so depended on MC staying alive because he was the leader and they'd basically go crazy if he dies (almost as if obsessed)

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) and does whatever they like, he's very cautious and plans ahead and improvises and he emphasizes efficiency even in the underworld

(lol)

I like the dynamics between him and the og main character, both of them are similar yet the "World" or author chose the main character, so whatever the main character does it is justified, y'all get what I mean.

Pros

    • The unexpected twists, that happen out of nowhere (5/5 freak me out and get me thrilled to read more)
    • So far intelligent MC, at least smart enough not to get used by others
    • The friendships/interactions between the MC and the female characters is actually nice and not too frustrating to read, it's rare in most regression novels... (either the female characters are rude or just business partners who have superiority/inferiority complex)
    • No romance so far
    • Everyone's an actor (well not everyone but side characters are also quick, loyal and all have their back stories)
Cons (not much atm except minor spoilers
Spoiler

some side characters are clingy, really... It's understandable to depend on the leading figure in a situation like the underworld but it gets annoying and even more so when MC regresses and its all forgotten.

MC ha

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MTL (sigh) You'll like it (the novel) too much and be obsessed, but mtl ruins the momentum when reading.

I'm excited for the translation, support the author too. <<less
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amesical
amesical
May 08, 2023
Status: c620
self sacrificial MC with regression + transmigration themes & sprinkles of found family

its got a similar formula to orv/s class/lcf for those who r looking for smth along the same variety. As a heads up for future readers, this novel touches upon topics of mental health, torture, & domestic violence!

its a novel that might not be for everyone but its good enough for me (then again im not too picky with my series)

EDIT - I keep getting dms about how ive read past 500 chapters with this series; to... more>> answer everyone's questions, I'm reading w/ MTL directly from the original source (naver) !

sorry, that I do not have much to offer : ( <<less
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nOT7wu
nOT7wu
Feb 02, 2025
Status: c44
Read review with a grain of salt.

This just wasn't for me. Something about the narrative felt disjointed. Maybe I just didn't understand the personalities. The author repeatedly says the protagonist is a GOOD, KIND person, but the MC tells us that the protag is two-faced and calculating, but not pragmatic. I'm 44 chapters in and I've been TOLD things, but I haven't witnessed the protag act good/kind even ONCE. I don't want to be told things. I wanna see sh*t go down and infer myself. And so far, I've only... more>> been reading paragraph after paragraph of MC hyperfixating on convoluted scheming circles without actually getting anywhere.

Maybe my brain is too tired. Maybe this is too smart for me. Maybe the vibes are too jagged like licking rusty metal, an uncomfortable mix of coppery blood, flakey metal, and peeling flesh.

You do you. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Translation-wise, it's more than decent enough to follow along. There's actually over 100 chapters, so completely bingeable if you want. <<less
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euphus
euphus
Aug 10, 2024
Status: c32
The plot is interesting, but the pacing feels incredibly slow despite the action. The author will take a full chapter for a conversation and do in-depth analysis of each and every word picked, which can be interesting, but it's to the point that it's excessive (in my opinion - seems like other reviewers enjoy it tho).

Unfortunately the translation quality is not very good.

  • Pronouns are made up: someone is consistently referred to as both "grandmother" and "the old man". Still not sure what gender they actually are.
  • Sentence objects are also made up: "Did I strangle you" and "did I strangle myself" are two VERY different things.
  • One chapter has a character repeatedly referred to by another character's name for some reason.
The plot is interesting so it might be worth reading if you're... more>> patient, though. <<less
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schell_4x4i
schell_4x4i
Jul 31, 2024
Status: c90
I don't know if my opinion will change in the future, but ateast up to ch 90 is my taste! I love it.

It's similar to TOCF in the sense that it's set up as an isekai, but it slowly sprinkles in crumbs that the MC has an abnormal past. ... more>>
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Like KRS came from an apocalypse world and as for LJH (MC) sounds like he came from another horror survival world lol. Either way you have a self sacrificing

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If you know Regression Instruction Manual: LJH is kind of like LKY. They both cook up scenarios that lower the sanity of their teammates. Basically "acting" and playing a certain role much to the trauma of the cast. Dishing out traumas like an all you can eat buffet.

TLDR;

If you like.....

  • deliciously self-sacrificing MCs (a la ToCF KRS + ORV KDJ),
  • strong chemistry with a "main character" (a la ORV YJH+KDJ but make it super duper toxic),
  • traumatized teammates caused by MC (a la RIM LKY), and
  • horror survival we novel genre in general
... Then I think you would like this! We have the added bonus that our MC is a dilfy mature 40 year old man you can simp for guilt free! <<less
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sharaineth
sharaineth
Jul 22, 2024
Status: c90
It's so so soooo rare that the MC is someone who is a full fledged adult in his 40s. And it's even rarer that they are written like a adult male character who is REALLY in his 40s.

The MC does make use of his regression knowledge etc. To achieve his goals but there's one thing that really makes him unique and hence makes the story unique as well - he really makes use of his life experiences and understanding of human nature and thinking to control the situation and in... more>> turn the behaviour of those around him. The story delves into the social relationships, corporate life, the manipulations, the nuances and the realistic sentiments, good or bad, of REAL ADULTS in society.

It's really very interesting to read, because the narration is not info-dumping dry narration. It's quietly and subtly conveyed through the thoughts of various characters, their actions and the logic behind their decisions/mentality. Everyone is interesting to read, no matter what type of character they are, male female, weak, strong, anxious, oblivious - the author shows how different mentalities can shine in some situations yet fail at some others and portrays the nuances of why this happens quite well. There is a lot of read between the lines and as I read, sometimes I realize that this is a story that working adults can relate more to. If I were to read this as a student, and teenager, to be honest, I wouldn't understand a lot about the social relationships being portrayed here.

It doesn't shy away from showing how your flaws can really doom you, but in a very fair and balanced way, it also shows how those flaws can be useful in a positive way in some situations as well.

I'm fascinated by the MC, which is something quite rare for me nowadays. It's a story I will absolutely pursue to the end for. <<less
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gg_wp
gg_wp
Jul 21, 2024
Status: c97
The story starts with MC remembering his previous life where he used to live in a world of survival of the fittest where the view on death and pain is different, causing him to have a completely different mentality than normal people.

he understand he was reborn in the world of a 19+ violence novel he read in his previous life as a minor villan and now aim to survive until the end.

MC is extremely manipulative, he's lying and acting to achieve what he wants and make others perceive everything the... more>> way needed for his goals. <<less
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ADDDDD4455
ADDDDD4455
Jan 18, 2023
Status: c6
For now it's all good and great. I dunno in the future though. Is it another Cale build? I thik that main character is too careless about his life. It is explained why, but if it continues won't he die?
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Bruuh he got stabbed that quickly. I hope he won't get an infection.

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I may change stars sometime in the future.
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LordTom24
LordTom24
Mar 01, 2023
Status: c13
I enjoy reading this novel. I am used to read novel with sentences more developped so sometimes this novel lines are hard for me to understand what is going on. The is practically no description about the environment, the places and people.
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AverageNovelReader
AverageNovel
Dec 16, 2023
Status: c17
It is a bit too early to give a rating, but it definitely has potential. The story is interesting, and the background story of the MC is peculiar.

I read up to chapter 17, but sadly, I got dropped by the translator. I am happy to see that it got picked up by a new translator.

I will wait for a bit before reading it again.
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TakeMeSeriously
TakeMeSeriou
Jul 07, 2024
Status: c80
I don’t think I need to add anything since the others have already reviewed it, and I agree with their points, besides some of them.

Anyway, I really love the main character. It’s kind of like Cale, just with more realization and awareness. For example, Cale throwing up blood and confused why others are concerned, and Lee Jaehun throwing up blood (always the vomiting blood troupe lmao) and is aware why others are concerned. They’re not entirely the same though, only by a bit! I’ll let you guys experience that personality... more>> in the novel. Some might say it’s generic, and I’ll agree to a certain extent. Yes, the regression plot is generic, but dang, two regressors? That was something new. The teleporting-inside-a-novel is even more so generic, but I still love it :D

Honestly, if this novel gets adapted to a manhwa one day, I hope the art style is wonderful. Maybe the art style from “A Stepmother’s Märchen”? Just for deceit purposes, of course. I genuinely hope the art style isn’t half-a$$ed, because there are a lot of instances where the art needs to be godly in order to capture the moment perfectly, which “A Stepmother’s Märchen” illustration illustrates. The angle, visuals, and expressions are so on point, I need that art style for this novel. Please, maybe even ORV’s, I don’t know, just don’t make this look poor and unsatisfactory. I’m begging.

(Whoever decides to make this into a manhwa, I’m begging don’t f-up the art.)

I rate this story a solid 10, maybe a little bias, but everyone is. Realistically, this may get a 7 or 8. <<less
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anonmily
anonmily
Jun 11, 2024
Status: c827
Wow, this is a masterpiece. I really love the main character. I have a thing for self-sacrificial and broken main characters, so this is right up my alley. The writer really does a great job with bringing to life the thoughts, emotions, and complexities of every character. Even the side characters are fleshed out and alive (there’s almost no one not crazy... even the kids), and it’s so fulfilling to follow the main characters struggle to adapt and heal. It was so good thay I ended up binging all 827... more>> chapters in 2 days... !! <<less
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