Our House Pet
By kang miju
2 volumes
2003
Description
Haein is fired from her work place because of bankruptcy and her boyfriend breaks up with her, having only been set on getting into her bed. As she makes her way home, drunk, she hears the sound of an animal in dark ally. She finds a box filled with abandoned animals: a bunny, a kitten, and a puppy. Saddened, she decides to take them home. As she is about to leave, she glimpses a figure of a man, fainted near the box. She takes him. She bids him to shower, and finds him unknowing how to. Seeing blood seeping from his head, she panics. As she is about to take him to the hospital, he stops her. She has no but to tend to him at home. She finds a big amount of money in his pocket in cash and later discovers that he has lost all memories from head trauma. As she names the puppy Yurong, the kitten, Ahrong, and the bunny, Herong. she sees this man was looking at her like he wants a name too, she bestows him the name Darong.——Shin Hwi is a killer. After his mission, he is hit on the head and collapses next to a box. He thinks to himself, wanting to let everything go like the rain fall. He gets found and picked up by Haein and receives the name Darong.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- ridibooks
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Published Novel
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My Thoughts on Our House Pet
"Our House Pet" is a delightful and surprisingly heartwarming story that I found myself thoroughly enjoying, despite going in with somewhat neutral expectations. It's a light read, perfect for when you need a dose of humor and a break from heavier narratives.
First Impressions
The premise is undeniably quirky: a female protagonist and an amnesiac assassin who can only say three words. It immediately grabbed my attention. I was intrigued to see how the author would develop such an unusual dynamic, and I wasn't disappointed. The initial chapters are particularly strong, immediately establishing the comedic tone and the central relationship.
What Works Well
The humor is definitely the strongest aspect of "Our House Pet." There are moments that had me genuinely laughing out loud. The limitations placed on Darong's communication create some truly hilarious situations. Beyond the comedy, there's also a surprising amount of heart. As the story progresses, you can't help but become invested in Darong's journey to recover his memories and the growing bond between him and the protagonist. The slice-of-life elements are well-executed, creating a cozy and engaging atmosphere. I also appreciated the focus on cooking; it adds a unique flavor to the story and provides a glimpse into the daily life of the characters.
Areas of Concern
One thing I noticed is that the plot seems to rely heavily on Darong regaining his memories to progress. While the slice-of-life aspect is enjoyable, I do hope the author introduces more conflict and drives the plot forward as the story continues. I also wonder if the story will delve into the practicalities of caring for someone like Darong. What are the challenges and rewards of such an unusual relationship? These are areas that I am interested in seeing explored.
Final Verdict
Overall, "Our House Pet" is a fun and engaging read that I would recommend to anyone looking for a lighthearted josei romance with a comedic twist. While there are some areas where I hope to see further development, the strong humor, heartwarming characters, and unique premise make it a worthwhile read.
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