The Terminally-Ill Side-Character Inside of a Martial Arts Novel
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By 가람달
183 chapters
2019
Description
I became the younger sister of the male protagonist in a martial arts novel. A terminally-ill side character, who was sold to the Demon Cult for the family’s sake. * * * “How come you don’t want anything from me?” He, who was to be my husband, would occasionally ask, as if he couldn’t understand. Whenever he asked, my answer remained the same. “Because there’s nothing I want.” However, despite my answers, he would gift me many things. He sent money to my family, bought me jewelry, and gifted me with the ivory and silk from the western lands. “Don’t you want anything more?” He asked again if I wanted something, and I still just shook my head. Normally, he would nod and turn away, but today, he stood there staring at me. When I approached him, asking if something was wrong, his head drooped weakly onto my shoulder. “Why do you lie to me every single time?” He slowly lifted his hand and grabbed my wrist. “Why won’t you ask me…” He sounded desperate, as though he would fall apart at any moment. “…To save you?”
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- cl production
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
The Terminally-Ill Side-Character Inside of a Martial Arts Novel Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on The Terminally-Ill Side-Character Inside of a Martial Arts Novel
Alright, let's dive into "The Terminally-Ill Side-Character Inside of a Martial Arts Novel." This title alone grabbed my attention, and after reading a fair bit of it, I'm ready to share my thoughts.
First Impressions
The premise is definitely intriguing. We've got a sickly protagonist, thrown into a martial arts world. It's a blend of genres that, on paper, sounds like it could either be a train wreck or a surprisingly compelling story. So far, I'm leaning towards the latter. The initial chapters set the scene well, establishing the FL's fragile health and her world before the transmigration.
What Works Well
The character dynamics are a major strength. The slow-burn romance between the FL and ML feels genuinely earned. The affection that blossoms between them seems logical, with a solid reason underpinning it. It's not just insta-love, which is a huge plus for me. I also appreciate how the FL's illness is portrayed. She acts like someone who is genuinely weary of life, which adds a layer of realism often missing in similar stories. The plot progresses at a steady pace, keeping me engaged without feeling rushed or dragging on. The characters, while potentially fitting into familiar archetypes, are written with enough depth to feel like real people. Their actions are consistent with their personalities and backstories, making them relatable and easy to invest in.
Areas of Concern
Honestly, I don't have many major complaints. The story seems to deliver on its promises. I suppose if I were being nitpicky, I could say that some aspects feel a little cliché, but the execution is strong enough to overcome that.
Final Verdict
Overall, I'm enjoying "The Terminally-Ill Side-Character Inside of a Martial Arts Novel." It's a well-written story with engaging characters, a compelling plot, and a satisfying romance. If you're looking for a martial arts novel with a unique twist and a touch of romance, I'd recommend giving this one a try. Just be prepared to potentially shed a tear or two along the way.
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