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One night, Oscar picked up the key to a safe he had once desperately searched for. The person who came with it became a living key was a woman, extraordinary in every aspect. Her tearful eyes, naive actions, even her name and appearance. The woman was oddly irritating. He was even displeased at having to ponder how to describe that irritation. So, he wanted to temporarily put it out of sight, in a place where it couldn’t be seen. “I… want to be by your side.” It was too ridiculous to be sincere, and far too pathetic to be temptation. Therefore, the one who was ensnared was undoubtedly an idiot. Even when subjected to all kinds of insults, the woman approached until the end. On those small, soft palms, which knew no calluses, Oscar von Reinhardt was played with. So, I must hold you accountable. To you, who never had sincerity, not even for a single moment. Until the very end… To you, who even hid your name from me, I will hold you accountable, very cruelly. Oscar von Reinhardt – The head of the Reinhardt dukedom, with black curly hair and blue eyes. He owns the railway that crosses the Norfolk continent and the largest steel company on the continent. He is willing to do anything for his goals, even if it means kissing the back his enemy’s hand. He has brought his ruined family back to prominence through extreme efficiency. Therefore, he spurns himself for falling for the wiles of such ridiculous seduction, nor can he forgive the woman who made him feel this way. Han Seo Ah – A mixed-race individual with brown hair and brown eyes. She has been an outsider from the moment she formed her first memory. Her appearance stands out, to the point she is suspicious of her birth. The starting point of her sin was when she came into existence. Therefore, she wishes to atone for all her wrongdoings; to her grandfather, and to that man whose mere presence makes her heart flutter.
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- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
Atonement, For Your Cruelty Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Atonement, For Your Cruelty
"Atonement, For Your Cruelty" is a novel that grabbed my attention with its intriguing premise and a healthy dose of drama, fantasy, and romance – a combination I often find irresistible. It's clear from the get-go that this isn't a light and fluffy read, but rather a story with depth and complexity.
First Impressions
Initially, I found myself a little overwhelmed. The opening chapters are dense with information, and I definitely had to take my time to fully grasp the world and the characters' relationships. It felt like being thrown into the deep end of a pool, but once I got my bearings, I found the water to be surprisingly refreshing.
What Works Well
The strength of this novel lies in its characters. The female lead is a breath of fresh air. She isn't the typical protagonist you often find in these types of stories; she feels distinct and compelling. I also found myself drawn to the male lead, despite his potentially off-putting nature. He has a certain magnetism, and I'm genuinely curious to understand what shaped him into the person he is. The author does a great job of creating morally grey characters that are both flawed and fascinating.
The complex family relationships and the element of betrayal add layers of intrigue to the story. It seems like there's a lot of potential for emotional conflict and character development, which is something I always appreciate in a novel.
Areas of Concern
The initial infodump might be a hurdle for some readers. Patience is definitely required to fully appreciate the story's nuances. Also, some readers may struggle with the male lead, depending on their preferences. He's definitely not your typical "nice guy," and his actions might not sit well with everyone.
Final Verdict
Overall, I'm cautiously optimistic about "Atonement, For Your Cruelty." It has the potential to be a truly captivating story with its well-developed characters, intricate plot, and emotional depth. If you're willing to invest the time and patience to navigate the initial complexities, you might just find yourself as engrossed in this world as I am. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it to readers who enjoy complex characters and morally grey themes.
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