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Five Stars

"Friendly Rivalry" is a captivating and well-crafted story that perfectly balances humor, competition, and heartfelt moments. From the very first page, the dynamic between the main characters pulls you in, making you eager to see how their rivalry unfolds. The author does a fantastic job of creating tension without making it feel too heavy, keeping the tone lighthearted and engaging throughout.One of the strongest aspects of the book is its character development. The protagonists are not just rivals for the sake of competition; they are well-rounded individuals with distinct personalities, motivations, and backstories that make them relatable. Their banter is sharp and witty, making every interaction entertaining, while the underlying camaraderie adds depth to their relationship.The pacing of the story is excellent, ensuring there is never a dull moment. The rivalry keeps the stakes high, and each challenge or competition they face is exciting and unpredictable. Yet, beneath all the competitive spirit, there is a genuine sense of friendship that makes the story even more enjoyable. The way their relationship evolves throughout the book feels natural, and the resolution is both satisfying and heartwarming.Another highlight of Friendly Rivalry is its humor. The clever dialogue and playful interactions create plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, making it an absolute joy to read. The balance between comedy, competition, and emotional depth is executed flawlessly.Overall, Friendly Rivalry is a delightful read that offers a perfect mix of fun, wit, and warmth. Whether you love stories about competition, friendship, or just well-written, engaging narratives, this book is a must-read. Highly recommended!

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this is kinda hilarious if u can put aside…

this is kinda hilarious if u can put aside the serious parts. all cause of Dong Jae, dude is sly as a fox. no matter the situation he gets into, he keeps finding a way out. but he is a bit fool hardy - especially after 2 close calls with death, he should be a bit more weary instead of charging head long into any given situation. i doubt Si Un would be much help in a tough situation (as he looks weaker then Dong Jae) but 2 is always better then 1 in a unsure situation - no (⊙_⊙)？******************************************************************************************************************************************i get why Wan Seong threw Yu Ri under the bus, he will do anything not only to save his son, but to clear his name. but that was a sh*tty thing to do not only to the dead girl, but to her grieving father.

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