Reviews
I had already read the whole thing as a web novel, but I wanted to own a copy, so I ordered the book. It feels different reading it as a print book. I'm glad I bought it!
I bought the first volume and picked up the second at the same time. I enjoyed reading it as a web novel—it really tugged at my heart—so I’m buying it in book form too.
This novel is exactly my kind of thing, but I have one complaint: the books are so thin. They could have combined two books into one volume and published the story in two volumes total. Was there really any need to stretch it out to four volumes?
Seo Sa-hee: My Beloved Oppressor 2
“You came after me on purpose from the very beginning?” “...That’s right.” “It must have been hard pretending to love your enemy’s daughter.” Annette, a descendant of the royal family and the only daughter of the head of the military, married Heiner, her father’s loyal subordinate, after two years of courtship. She thought her happiness with her endlessly wonderful, kind husband would last forever. Everything was perfect. It seemed perfect. Until her husband’s betrayal brought her family to ruin. “I want a divorce, Heiner.” “I refuse.” “Am I still useful to you? My parents are dead, the monarchy has fallen, and I have nothing left. Your revenge is over.” “My lady, where do you think you’ll go to find happiness?” “...There’s nowhere I can be happy.” Heiner smiled, the corners of his mouth curling upward. “If that’s how it is, then stay by my side and be unhappy for the rest of your life.” Annette suddenly realized that his revenge wasn’t over—and that she had to put an end to this wretched, twisted bond with her own hands. With its heart-wrenching story, graceful, refined prose, and captivating pull that makes it impossible to stop reading from the very first page, author Seosahui’s romance novel My Beloved Oppressor received countless requests from readers for a print edition. At long last, the book is here.
Korean title: 사랑하는 나의 억압자 2
Korean author: 서사희
Korean publisher: 블라썸
ISBN-13: 9791130651927
Reviews
I had already read the whole thing as a web novel, but I wanted to own a copy, so I ordered the book. It feels different reading it as a print book. I'm glad I bought it!
I bought the first volume and picked up the second at the same time. I enjoyed reading it as a web novel—it really tugged at my heart—so I’m buying it in book form too.
This novel is exactly my kind of thing, but I have one complaint: the books are so thin. They could have combined two books into one volume and published the story in two volumes total. Was there really any need to stretch it out to four volumes?
