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Rocks on I became the youngest prince in the novel
Still no update, i know the manhwa version is kinda a downgrade but trust me it will be good later on
Rocks on The Best Wolf in My Life
What freaking hater is rating this one star like even if it isn't everybody's cup of joe it's not THAT bad 😭 I love this one so much, I haven't read it in a few years so I kind of forgot what happened 🤔 but I will never forget how much I loved it 🙂↕️ but yeah 5 stars 🥰
Rocks on Two Steps Away
I freaking love this author/artist's works I just can't believe this one was so short and there aren't any extras 😔 I am very grateful and will take what I can get though so 5 stars 🥰
Rocks on The Dependable Delinquents' Daily Lives
I'm on chapter 19 and I'm starting to think these kids aren't actually delinquents.
Rocks on Inukei no Kareshi
Super cute and fluffy shounen-ai story. So many gay manga start out cute and suddenly hard core po** pops up and I can no longer recommend it to others without feeling like a creep. This is 110% wholesome relationship goals.
Rocks on Managing a Wild Idol
I think this is a sweet (nearly) shoujo-ai manga with a cute dynamic between the leads. Hopefully more of the managers backstory is revealed and the idols learn to trust each other and drop their "personalities" when they're alone.
Kinda bad on Desire's Fragrance
It's a manhua.
And it has all the same issues they normally have.
It's got an interesting concept... But there's no logic, the pacing is all over the place, the plot is non-existent mostly, the characters are badly written clichés at best...
It's not good.
And it has all the same issues they normally have.
It's got an interesting concept... But there's no logic, the pacing is all over the place, the plot is non-existent mostly, the characters are badly written clichés at best...
It's not good.
Rocks on Pick Me Up
It's a very good and unique story.
The story follows two semi-common storyline. The MC is brought into a "tower" and has to clear it and the MC is brought into a video game and has to beat it. The uniqueness of these two common story lines being combined is that the MC is not overpowered with strength, but rather knowledge. It also is a bit different with them having a "master" instead of same basic MC carries story.
In my opinion the characters are all very well written. There are character you love and characters you dislike. There are characters who intrigue you and some who shock you. However not really any character bores you, at least not with how it's written.
Another uncommon thing is that the author doesn't have any attachment to any of the characters like some do. This means even a character who was there in chapter 1 could die in chapter 100. So I advise you not to get to attached... I learned the hard way
(2)
Sucks big time on The Villain Discovered My Identity
A waste of time. The "gender reveal" is delayed as much as humanly possible, purposefully missing sensible points in the story to reveal the truth. Instead the author just chooses to bait the reader with "oooh look its about to happen" but it never does. It pis*** me off so much because there is no content in the chapters except the bait and the occasional two sentence lore drops along a minuscule amount of world building.
The gender reveal happens at around chapter 140, very late considering the title. And because the author is too preoccupied with baiting the reader, the actual plot doesn't progress. So the moment that the reveal happens, you will have no reason to continue reading as you won't be invested in the plot or be confused if you continue reading, because the power balances and the political structures aren't set up at all.
The events that should be impactful except the romance are just... there. They don't feel special.
The "story", after the first few chapters, is so heavily favored towards one ml to the point that nothing would change if the other ml got replaced with cliche obsessive villain #2.
Some of the events are not tied back into the story at all.
Power levels are nonsensical:
Magic power levels aren't even explained. There are a total of two mages in the entire story while the setting is a world filled with magic.
Sword mastery levels are categorized as "knight" nothing more is ever mentioned.
The empire is at war with monsters and the aforementioned monsters only apper thrice in the whole story, all the way until chapter 180. I can go on and on but you get the point.
In summary, the author baits you for 140 chapters and then proceeds to butcher the story by trying to write a grand end that had no development in the first place. Read if you have time to kill but I'm sure there are better things to do out there.
The gender reveal happens at around chapter 140, very late considering the title. And because the author is too preoccupied with baiting the reader, the actual plot doesn't progress. So the moment that the reveal happens, you will have no reason to continue reading as you won't be invested in the plot or be confused if you continue reading, because the power balances and the political structures aren't set up at all.
The events that should be impactful except the romance are just... there. They don't feel special.
The "story", after the first few chapters, is so heavily favored towards one ml to the point that nothing would change if the other ml got replaced with cliche obsessive villain #2.
Some of the events are not tied back into the story at all.
Power levels are nonsensical:
Magic power levels aren't even explained. There are a total of two mages in the entire story while the setting is a world filled with magic.
Sword mastery levels are categorized as "knight" nothing more is ever mentioned.
The empire is at war with monsters and the aforementioned monsters only apper thrice in the whole story, all the way until chapter 180. I can go on and on but you get the point.
In summary, the author baits you for 140 chapters and then proceeds to butcher the story by trying to write a grand end that had no development in the first place. Read if you have time to kill but I'm sure there are better things to do out there.
(2)
Well anyways, I liked learning about different coffee types and listening to the characters describe the taste even though I am personally not a coffee enjoyer. I did however, enjoy the coffee house aspect.
All in all, I regret spending my time to read this. It's the same rinse and repeat story plot for each "arc" just with a different flavor, quite literally. There's not really much any development in the relationship of the MC and the ML. It's basically all about coffee. That's it. The scenes with her business partner are more memorable than what ever she had with the ML.