Brother shark, please let me go

This completed BL novel offers a tightly wound plot centered on revenge and betrayal. One of its primary strengths is its concise length; at 104 chapters, it avoids the common pitfall of endless filler, delivering a focused narrative arc that maintains tension throughout. However, the brevity is also a potential weakness. Given the heavy subject matter—including clan genocide and torture—the emotional transitions and the shift in the protagonist's target may feel somewhat abrupt. The transition from manipulating the enemy's son to dealing with the betrayal of a loved one requires a level of psychological depth that can be difficult to fully execute in such a short span. Overall, it is a solid example of the revenge trope, though it prioritizes plot momentum over slow-burn character growth. It serves as a quick, intense read for those who prefer their drama condensed and high-impact.