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Description
Rasmus, a werewolf living as a hitman among humans, receives a contract from a mafia boss to kill the famous Hollywood actor Harley Kirkwood. However, upon meeting Harley, Rasmus realizes that he is the boy he couldn’t bring himself to kill ten years ago. Harley, sensing Rasmus’s hesitation, proposes a deal: protect him until the end of the movie shoot, and then kill him. Rasmus accepts Harley’s proposal. As he stays by Harley’s side, Rasmus discovers that, despite appearing to seek only thrills and excitement, Harley is actually a deeply wounded and sensitive person. They clash several times over Harley’s suspicious behavior and drug use, but Rasmus finds himself unable to hate him. Meanwhile, Harley, suspecting Rasmus’s true identity, throws away Rasmus’s estrus medication to uncover the truth…
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- Original Publisher
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
Wolf In Hollywood Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Wolf In Hollywood
I dove into "Wolf In Hollywood" with a mix of curiosity and anticipation, drawn in by the intriguing premise of a supernatural drama set against the backdrop of the movie industry. The combination of adult themes, fantasy elements, and a human-nonhuman relationship definitely piqued my interest, and overall, I'd say it was a worthwhile read.
First Impressions
The story immediately throws you into the lives of its two main characters. I found myself quickly invested in their individual struggles and the unique connection that forms between them. The world-building is subtle but effective, gradually revealing the supernatural elements woven into the modern setting of Hollywood.
What Works Well
The character development is a major strength. The male leads are both complex and compelling. The author does a good job of exploring their past traumas and how those experiences shape their present actions and emotional availability. I particularly appreciated the way the relationship between the MC and ML unfolds. It feels organic and earned, even amidst the extraordinary circumstances. The intimate scenes are well-written and contribute to the overall narrative, enhancing the emotional connection between the characters. The writing style is engaging, and the chapters are substantial, allowing for a deeper immersion into the story. The possessiveness of the ML is also handled with a light touch, which is something I appreciate.
Areas of Concern
While I enjoyed the focus on the main couple and their relationship, I did feel that the plot could have been more developed. The story primarily centers on the characters' personal journeys and their interactions with each other, which can leave the broader narrative feeling somewhat underdeveloped. I would have liked to see more exploration of the world and the challenges it presents to the characters.
Final Verdict
"Wolf In Hollywood" is a compelling read if you're looking for a character-driven story with a strong focus on romance and personal growth. The well-developed characters, engaging writing style, and steamy scenes make it an enjoyable experience. While the plot could benefit from further development, the strength of the central relationship and the exploration of its characters' inner lives make it a worthwhile read.
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