Mistaken Husband After Blindness
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The night before their wedding, Si unexpectedly lost her sight. One day, a group of armed soldiers arrived at their modest mountain retreat, claiming to be searching for the assassin who had targeted the eldest son of the Yan family.

Her husband had not returned, and panic-stricken, Si sought refuge in a cabinet.

Suddenly, a clear and resonant voice rang out, like jade falling into a deep pool, uniquely pleasing to the ear: "Haven't found anyone?"

Si recognized it as her husband's voice.

She emerged from the cabinet, feeling her way towards the sound and tentatively tugging at the sleeve of the young man, timidly calling out to him, "Husband, I'm here."
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the cover is awesome lol....................................................................................................................
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Note: I only read 4 chapters.It felt like I was watching a case study in my crim course. The protagonist was chilling to read about, not because descriptions were detailed but due to his reckless decisions and lack of stress in the moment of crime.Despite being written in first person there are actually a lot of points that go unexplained. Decisions are told to the reader then acted upon, not really elaborated on further. It’s a missed chance to get to know the protagonist’s thought process more.Contrary to my previous comment, I think the author has fallen into a trap that you can easily fall into when you write in first person—telling rather than showing. The beginning of the prologue is a good example, there are clearly a lot of emotions but it’s mostly being expressed though monologue. It ends up looking like a rant someone tweeted rather than words in a novel. Describing using literary devices like similies and metaphors can go a long way.Grammar wasn’t terrible, just missed some capitalization of words after the end of a dialogue and a few contradicting use of tenses. At one point there was a section that written in past, present, then past again even though it was referring to the same period in time. I wish you the best on the rest of the novel, Author!
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Such a disapointing Novel. The concept and the story is really awesome and i really liked it at first. However, around chapter 500 the racism, nationalism and the fact he keeps bullying women made it too hard for me and i dropped it. Retard MC, and racism i know it is something the author wants but damn, all the humor in the world would not make me bear it. I'm european and i still hate it how korean and japan are discribed. those who can, Enjoy
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The only good thing about this novel is it comedy everything else is trash
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This is a really good book to past the time while this corona thing goes around. I hope you like it as much as i did but if you dont please dont be rude about it. Thxs
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