Review Detail of Postitgirl in Bringing the Nation's Husband Home

The build up of the story is quite interesting, the author was successful in making use of particular events and narrating them in different perspectives which gives you an idea how the events helped in shaping and developing the characters. There's also character development in some of the supporting characters which makes the story more diversed and interesting. The translation is good although there are some forgivable inconsistencies, but still you have to give them credit for making it as good as it is. Translating literature is not an easy task and so hats off to the translators. If you are in the mood for romance and would like to get that giddy feeling, this story is for you. However you might want to think twice if you are a feminist or a gender equality advocate. All in all, a fair and just review of this work can only be done once you have reached the ending, in my opinion there's still a lot of character development brewing and there are still some events that would need to transpire to give closure. Honestly, this story got me hooked because it continously tickles you mind into asking how the author would tie the loose ends and what type of ending awaits all its characters.