Extreme Part-Time Work
极限打工
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 866k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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319Chapters
10.7kRecommendations
3.4kFans
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Seeing Jessica reminds me of you, author! I'm begging you to return to K-pop and write about Jessica again!
I'm tired of purely K-pop novels. Something with a few elements like this is much more effective and likely to gain wider appeal than endlessly entangled with idols. After all, K-pop novels are a niche genre and easily influenced by reality. Good luck! Of the three authors I followed back then, Wu Ji and Dan Boshi have both successfully transitioned to other fields; only you, Mu Zong, are left to succeed.
If it weren't for the daily recommendations of similar works, I wouldn't have known the author had started a new book; I've never seen it mentioned in other Korean entertainment comment sections.
Why isn't the author writing about K-pop anymore? Adding K-pop elements to an urban fantasy/crime story would be amazing! 😭😭😭
The writing is good, but the background introduction is too slow. If it were written as a system, with Deep Blue as an example, it wouldn't feel so cold.
The biggest problem right now is that there are way too many typos!!!
He's here! He's here! He's brought his new book!
Does this book contain (please search on Baidu) anything else?
I feel this is better than just Korean entertainment; it can definitely be viewed as an urban fantasy. I didn't like the previous books, but this one is very good.
I don't quite understand. The Twin Houses allow people to use the power of evil spirits by living in symbiosis with them and repeatedly experiencing their pain. How come other witches, shamans, and the Shoe Cult can also use the power of evil spirits at will?