Review Detail of exoticbutters in Power Up, Artist Yang!

This story definitely does NOT follow the cliches of an ancient chinese transmigration novel and I truly respect that. Not only is the MC very relatable and realistic, she has unique flaws that make her seem like a real person in our everyday life. The rest of the characters, especially the male leads, were extraordinarily written. It’s not as if they were just another version of some other character in another book; the characters have a true personality to them that makes them stand out and can never be compared to the endless list of personas in the other cliche novels. The plot is very interesting, as the MC has a goal that does not connect to any common novels. The antagonist, in my humble opinion, is not an individual but rather the entirety of society norms. If you want to read a book about an independent and relatable main character and includes topics of feminism, sexism, and theories about morals– this is the book for you!