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But why was he in such a bad mood?!

A new souvenir for my shelf. 🤭🤍

Is Kwon Taekjoo a red flag or a green flag?

Codename: Anastasia is aaaaah!!😭❤️I just finished chapter 4.8 and I can't believe they did this.

It was such a tense and unbelievable moment! I couldn't believe my eyes that after all this time, the first kiss finally happened—and in a way that didn't leave Taek Joo any chance to escape.

Zhenya's gaze at the moment when Taek Joo was treating his wound— that drives me crazy!🤭🩷

Is this manhwa really that bad? I honestly didn't expect it to be so heavily and unanimously criticized on social media. After glancing through the comments, some people are calling the story an absolute disaster, others say it’s so absurd that it's not even worth reading, and many others readily agree with them.

Yet, personally, I loved it so much! Its visual style is just extraordinary—truly, every frame is so bright and colorful that it's a feast for the eyes, and nature is portrayed so vividly and warmly... Leila, her past, her present life, and watching how she achieves success through her own efforts was an incredibly pleasant experience to see. It left me with such a wonderful impression that now I even want to read the novel.

Is the novel really just as controversial and bad? Why has there been so much criticism, and did something special actually happen between Leila and Matthias that triggered such a sharp and negative reaction from readers?!

I'm curious, is the content of chapters 23–29 of the 'Codename: Anastasia' manhwa not in the novel, or did I miss something? Could you recommend where I can read the novel in its entirety?