The female protagonist of the entertainment industry's villain is so powerful
It was a combination of urban + fantasy + sci-fi, and the story background involved urban + ancient + super-civilization.
In the present world, a cool celebrity x a warm policeman;
[In his previous life, she was a sweet and valiant demon princess x a cold and sultry human general.] In the early stages, the male protagonist was disdainful of the female protagonist, but in the later stages, he would do anything to keep the female protagonist by his side.
1v1, Double Clean, Double Strong.
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In order to investigate the truth of her celebrity brother's tragic death, she left her adoptive father's house where she had been under house arrest for many years and came to the scheming entertainment industry.
On the path of finding the truth, she grew from an orphan living in a basement to a big star with unlimited fame.
At the same time, the sleeping power in her body gradually awakened. With his help, she discovered her strange background and the love and hate entanglement in her previous life...
The wind blew, and the blue sea tide broke through the sky.
The clouds are turbulent, and the world is stable and peaceful.
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"Do you really think that I would risk all my dignity for a man who doesn't love me?" She smiled mysteriously.
He looked at her in shock. It took him a long time to come back to his senses." So, all of this is a trap you created."
"Don't you know that senior hunters often appear as prey?" She scratched his chin and smiled brightly." You are my prey."
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Mi crítica a esta novela va más por el lado de la edición que de la trama, aunque en realidad sería error del autor. El autor abusa de los signos como este _________ hasta el hartazgo. Parece que cada capítulo tiene que tener. En papel quizá pasa desapercibido, pero en audiolibro es un suplicio. El bot las lee bien, pero la repetición constante de ese sonido cortante hace que sea molesto y hasta cansado de escuchar. Hay personas que estamos haciendo otras cosas (cocinando, trabajando) y no podemos estar todo el tiempo leyendo, por eso usamos el audiolibro. Pero con esa repetidera, en lugar de disfrutar la historia, terminas desconcentrándote o frustrándote. El narrador artificial no tiene la culpa, el problema es el texto original. Una buena edición habría evitado esta cacofonía usando sinónimos o reestructurando frases. Lástima, porque la historia prometía, pero la experiencia en audio arruina todo.