Yanextdoorwitch’s Reviews > Laut Bercerita > Status Update

Ooops… spoke too soon. They finally talked about THE traitor. GUSTI!!!!

Yoooo… where’s Gusti?!??!? The traitor?!

It’s more about capturing Laut’s emotions than laying out exactly what happened or what he and his organisation actually did during Orde Baru…

Uhmm wait, after all, the title is Laut Bercerita.

I really think I should shift my expectations and the angle I’m reading this book from. Maybe I just need to accept that the ‘historical fiction’ label here is basically just a timestamp for the retelling of what Laut experienced.

Okay, Gusti is the traitor within their organisation but I don’t get it. He IS the intel and one if the member that close within the inner circle of the organisation so why the hell that they need to torture all of this kids to get informations? Like who funds them? Who is their ‘leader’?! Like what

Daniel has a special place in my heart!! Mainly because I cam relate to him for the last that yeah we tend to be a little bit “nyinyir”, too opinionated and doesn’t really do well with inconveniences that will come across as “manja” but deep down we do care but they way we show it might be a little “unorthodox” and fall under the category to almost pedantic and nitpick

The sex scene is necessary! Poorly executed and I don’t feel their sexual tension, I think white bread and I have more sexual tension and chemistry!!!

Laut gives off incel energy.

Okay, before I forget… there wasn’t even a sliver of indication that this Laut guy uses English in his day-to-day conversations with his peers, but suddenly, out of nowhere, he drops a casual ‘what’s up?’