
Extreme Part-time Job
About This Novel
To survive, for these three words, Gao Sidao had to make a deal with the devil. Cashiering at a convenience store, working as a spoon in a small restaurant, tutoring children on weekends... It's all simple, isn't it? But behind these simple tasks, there is an endless hell. The original title of this book was "The Great Battle between Gods and Demons: Monster City Seoul", and the subtitle was "You Think I'm Working, But Actually I'm Boxing". It was too long and was not approved.
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Official(1)Scraped 11d ago
Korea, city, super powers, very interesting setting
A very interesting book with an interesting setting. It feels like the author has lived and studied in South Korea for a long time, or is a Korean friend in the Northeast. The book combines foreign, urban, supernatural and other themes very well, and the description of college life in it also aroused my memories many years after graduation. I have read Chapter 40 so far, and I feel that the only shortcoming is that the reason for a certain battle is not laid out well. I look forward to the author's support and hope that more friends will read and follow.
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Official(1)Scraped 11d ago
Korea, city, super powers, very interesting setting
A very interesting book with an interesting setting. It feels like the author has lived and studied in South Korea for a long time, or is a Korean friend in the Northeast. The book combines foreign, urban, supernatural and other themes very well, and the description of college life in it also aroused my memories many years after graduation. I have read Chapter 40 so far, and I feel that the only shortcoming is that the reason for a certain battle is not laid out well. I look forward to the author's support and hope that more friends will read and follow.
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Mu Da's new book is about supernatural powers with a Korean background. I don't know if it belongs to Korean entertainment. I just saw that the proportion of appearances is very low. They are all pseudonyms or homophones. This should be the author's transformation work. Just treat it as an urban supernatural novel. The protagonist is a bit miserable and the abuser is a bit powerful.




Mu Da's new book, so far no idol has appeared. . . .













