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Immortal Longings
by Chloe Gong
Survival games, political machinations with a splash of romance. All recipe for an awesome reading time. And While "Immortal Longings" showcases Gong's skill in world-building and descriptive writing, the weaknesses in the plot and romantic elements prevent it from reaching its full potential. Fans of creative historical adaptations may still find enjoyment in the unique setting, but those seeking a compelling narrative might be left wanting.
Conceptually, body switching abilities on a squid game-like setting is already a recipe for success however the central plot lacks the depth and complexity needed to sustain interest, often feeling predictable and overly reliant on the source material.
Additionally, the incorporation of a romantic plotline feels forced and awkwardly executed, detracting from the overall flow of the story. The chemistry between characters doesn't resonate authentically, and it struggles to evoke genuine emotional investment from the reader.
Conceptually, body switching abilities on a squid game-like setting is already a recipe for success however the central plot lacks the depth and complexity needed to sustain interest, often feeling predictable and overly reliant on the source material.
Additionally, the incorporation of a romantic plotline feels forced and awkwardly executed, detracting from the overall flow of the story. The chemistry between characters doesn't resonate authentically, and it struggles to evoke genuine emotional investment from the reader.