I totally agree. Especially the romance part. I always ditch other stories with the same genre since the romamce is just plain annoying but this story just makes you want to ask for more cute scenes
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!!!
It’s like you read my mind!!!
you dropped this
Indeed! I wish this story would never come to an end.
Hehe ~ I'm glad thought the same!
Oh my ~ thank you ~ xD
I rate this 10/5 so far. Honestly, I'm pretty impressed by this story and I truly believe it is the best one out of this genre. Here are the following reasons why I think so. (Contains undirect spoilers up to the current chapter)
- Development is not rushed. The protagonist doesn't immediately become a saint after reincarnating and doesn't make the male lead fall for her right away, like in most stories of this genre. In fact, this character remains silly and gets on people's nerves, whether on purpose with her bitchy attitude or unintentionally. Despite that, it is clear that she still has a good heart. She also doesn't make herself immediately noticed by those surrounding her and it's still quite difficult for others to acknowledge her in the beginning. The process of romance also has a development which I will get into detail soon.
- The author does not forget the fact that she is in a story. Even after years of living in this "world", she still mentions things like the plot, male lead or heroine, which most tend to forget in other stories. She even points out how the other side characters are unattractive or how the protagonists are the opposite. We can also see that it is difficult for her to even be noticed as she is nothing but a side character, at least in the beginning.
- The comedy. This story is not only funny because of the drawings (like the exaggerated facial expressions or references) but also because of the fact that she continually points out how cringy the characters or the plot can get. It makes her character a lot more relatable as well, which is evident in her thoughts and reactions. I mean, who wouldn't want to shove popcorn up a perfect male lead's nostrils to ruin his image?
- Realistic (in a way). One of my favorite aspects of the story is that only one male lead falls in love with her. I don't think the story would be as unique as it is if it were the three. Besides, she is not crazy attractive, or at least considered so. It makes the fact that she is only a side character much more realistic as well. I mean, doesn't change the fact that she's hella cute with those cute chubby cheeks of hers.
- Romance. I think this is the first time where I don't find the pair cringy or boring. In fact, I was really captivated by these two. First of all, he doesn't fall for her immediately. There is a process, which we can see by the fact that he goes from not noticing her, to not really caring about her, to actually acknowledging her, to playfully bullying her and finally to threatening the lives of those who dare lay a finger on his beloved. It is clear that their love is special as he falls for her personality, in my opinion, her silliness. I love the fact that he's the only one actually falling in love with her too. Their romance wouldn't have been so special if all suddenly liked her, meaning that he truly saw something in her that others didn't. I have the feeling that in other stories, the charm of the reincarnated person is mostly her kindness and innocence. So it's no surprise if the male lead falls for her. Here it was kinda tricky to know due to her unique personality and also the fact that the male lead who falls for her is so difficult to read.
Now if you excuse me, I'll go back to the corner and wait for the next chapter.