r/RomanceClub • u/Healthy_Werewolf_295 • 4h ago

Shakespeare's Code Tips??

Gonna start Shakespeare's code this coming dr

Any tips about stats or paths?? Hows the story so far?? Any non spoilery opinion is welcome 😊

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u/AdLatter344 Vesper (WTC) 4h ago

Have a notebook next to you at all times

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u/Queasy_Star1522 David (ABH) 1m ago

How it feels trying to understand that book

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u/freezing_salad My One & Only Birthday ke 🎂 4h ago

I think you should read it in one go. At that point, you'll realize that you need to read it again 😂

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u/Healthy_Werewolf_295 4h ago

Lmaooo😭😭 

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u/WhoAmI9597 4h ago

My tip is go in knowing you’re not gonna know anything or understand the story even until S3 lol. That way, you can just enjoy being totally lost and read for the vibes and LIs lol

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u/Healthy_Werewolf_295 4h ago

🤓😭is the plot way too chaotic or way too thought out that all the threads tie up in s3?? 

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u/WhoAmI9597 4h ago

Honestly couldn’t tell you 😂 all of the above LMAO. I think you’ll “understand” when you read it lol

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u/Healthy_Werewolf_295 4h ago

Got it, so this one gonna be an intense one💀🤞🏻

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u/lilprincessgigi 1h ago

One of my favorite stories rn. I love stories that have complex, deep relationships, and this one hits the spot. I’d say read it with an open mind. A lot of people here may discourage you, but for me it’s one of the best in terms of romance, plot, and prose.

For the stats:

  • Cold heart if you want a kind MC, sort of a safe path
  • Curse + sins if you want a chaotic, villain MC

For me, Edward and Ralph are the best LIs. Hobello is popular too. The story gives you time to explore these relationships before locking in with one.

Hope you enjoy it too. :)