The heroine is good, but the sequel of the plot is not good. The male protagonist is weird, and the one who recovers from the illness in the end is inexplicable.
Compared with the author's other book "Aegyo", this one is much better, but it's just like that. There is basically no plot line, and it's too long. If the cookie is too long, it will easily make people feel bored.
I read the book several years ago. It feels strange that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist. How did he accept that he likes his own sister? It is even weirder that the female protagonist likes the male protagonist. She didn't like the male protagonist before, but suddenly she likes it. The most outstanding character is the second male lead. The second female lead is very typical of green tea, which makes people dislike it.
Generally speaking, it is my least favorite book in Mussuri that I have read recently.
Let's talk about the plot line first. It's overall very flat and boring. I watched it for a long time. Basically 70% to 80% of it was too flat and dull. The last 20% to 30% suddenly accelerated the pace. Fast forward to the ending, and then I defeated the big boss. The ending was also very rushed.
Then there is the emotional line. The first thing is that I don't like this kind of emotional line where I don't tell you anything for your own good and drive you away in order to prevent you from facing these hurts. After all, emotional hurt is also hurt. He avoided physical harm but has been depressed for hundreds of years. It seems to be similar to physical harm. The second is that before the finale, there was basically no development in the emotional line. I actually can't tell that Gong likes to be in love very much, so the emotional development after defeating the big boss can be said to be rapid. It is very uncomfortable without a process. Yes, I am a person who pursues a gradual relationship.
The overall setting is similar to Judge, but the plot worldview and emotional line are much worse than Judge.
It's quite sweet, relaxing but without any plot. Skin hunger targets specific people who just want to touch and attack. It always makes people feel like they are forcibly developing a relationship line. And why doesn't everyone think it's weird that the two of them hug each other at every turn. Moreover, you are so beautiful that you have to arrange a female supporting character who likes to attack and is as divine as gold. Is that female supporting character a part of their play?
Overall, it's like a sex-change version of romance, or a spoiled wife version.