undying

1yr

Replied to King_Morty

I have to disagree. My art teacher, very talented individual and also a big time photographer and videographer (think sports, celebrity, music videos, etc) grew up in a rough part of my city. He was also a talented baseball player before he got injured. People in the streets who saw him grow up knew he was talented, and told him to go focus on his dreams and to let them handle all that street stuff. He says they saved his life, and when he goes to visit his old hood he still sees them and thanks them but keeps on moving.

But if you and Tyreek can make it big it'll show em that they ain't just tied to being what everyone thinks they'll be.

Rebound: A 2nd Chance

Sports · The_Gaji

undying

2yr

Commented

Name: DAYDREAM // Fandom: DAYDREAMERS or something to do with that

(Group names+ Fandom name suggestions.)

Idol Dream

Realistic · ForeignSign

undying

2yr

Replied to BlackSwordman1234

Hope you realize the Shadow Monarch at its peak is a multiversal being, uncomparable to a game character.

However, he was different from ordinary people. He had a Monster Merging Simulator, so he did not need to raise his own combat strength. Therefore, he could add attributes to raise his health and resistances.

Online Game: I Possess a Monster Merging Simulator!

Games · Mr. Gua

undying

2yr

Replied to blinker

Think about it. If he takes the son down, what will he do? Ask for the dads help. What will the dad do? Obviously help his son. Root of the problem.

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undying

2yr

Posted

Very refreshing take on the theme. Not too much conflict early on (just some small matters), character progression is amazing, the writing is good, and it's progressing smoothly.

Rebirth of the Best Businesswoman at School

Urban · The Cold Is Approaching

undying

2yr

Commented

Heartbreaking, but she is very brave and selfless. Respect.

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I Became The Strongest In The Multiverse

Sci-fi · TahsinHossain

undying

2yr

Posted

Loved this. Binged this in one day and one night at the expense of cooping myself up in my bedroom to read this. I came out with no regrets though, and enjoyed this from beginning to end. The way the entertainment industry, sly businessmen, honest & hard working villagers, and an artists desire for fame are perfectly portrayed in my opinion. I liked the way it ended, and I can see why it had to be ended that way but I wish the author could've gone farther. MCs acquisition of New Century Entertainment, expansion of influence throughout Asia and the world, development of more artists, love interests (personally had 2 I was rooting for), so many missed opportunities. However, I will continue to support the author in his future works. TL:DR, this was amazing and you should check it out if you're a sucker for webnovels/manhwas about the asian entertainment industry.

Rebirth of the Entertainment Giant

Urban · David_Tieku

undying

2yr

Posted

I rarely write reviews, but I thought I should share my views on this. This was an amazing story from the beginning up to where I currently am, chapter 83. There were lots of issues regarding editing quality up to around chapter 60. After that, the story is very well written and passes off for 5 stars. I rate it 4 though, due to the previous chapters which knocked the quality down a notch. Regardless, the story was very well written if we can move past the editing. I recommend this to anyone who likes good world, character and technological development. It is truly an amazing story once you get past it's rough start.