The Nine-Soul Seal

2.6 Million words and nobody's reading it? That's terrible! 😰 Not even a troll! 😰

I am... I am the first one!

The book is good, but the protagonist is often mentally challenged, and he's also a sanctimonious hypocrite—very toxic.

It's toxic. The male protagonist went undercover and caused the female protagonist's family to be killed. His own family and lover died tragically. It was okay. After 400 chapters, they reconciled. He took good care of the family whose identity he had silenced and replaced. He supported him all the way. It's really disgusting to see the back. Don't enter.

I've read over a hundred chapters so far, and there are so many things to complain about. The protagonist's usual behavior is very inconsistent with his character setting. Successful veteran undercover agents often clash with others, getting themselves into turmoil.

I'd seen this before, but I'm bored with the pandemic, so I'm watching it again. This book is so tragic!

This book is good. Why are so many fans clicking? Is it because no one is promoting it?

After you've finished reading the free copy, write a book review. Regarding the "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage), it's fairly reasonable and not too overpowered, but we can't rule out the possibility of it being proven wrong later on.

The storyline is good, but the portrayal of interpersonal relationships is a bit naive.

The beginning of this book has some flaws, illogical points, and minor plot holes; the undercover part was particularly frustrating. However, it gets better as it progresses and is still a good book overall.