Another typical fantasy romance
Park Hanhoo’s manager
Rating: 6/10
I like it. I love the ML's design, especially with the beard esp one where they keep it and not shave it off and I love how the characters communicate throughout the manhwa. They have depth and don't fall into typical stereotypes, which is refreshing. The story also cleverly pokes fun at the isekai and reincarnation genres.
However, there are a few issues. The art can be weird at times, and the frequent use of bright colors can be hard on the eyes. Personally, I don't enjoy manhwa with overly bright and colorful art as i prefer manhwa with more subdued color palettes.Overall, it's a good read, but it becomes boring because the characters get together quickly, and problems are resolved too fast. I ended up stopping because of that.
Rating: 5/10
I'm trying to remember all the details, but I'm pretty sure I enjoyed it. Many BL stories at the time had similar plots, which made this one feel cliché, leading me to drop it initially. However, revisiting it now, I think I liked it more than I remembered.
I appreciate the drawing style. The subdued color palette is appealing, and the proportions are realistic, avoiding exaggerated features. Ex big body and small head.
I love the male lead's personality. Despite some questionable actions, his character development is well-done. I also love the mc. I like him. The characters each play significant roles, adding depth to the story. While it's nice overall, it's not the best I've seen. I think that if I were to reread it, I'd probably forget it again.
Rating: 5/10
Initially, I didn't think I'd like the female lead because I typically dislike characters who fit the trope "I'm strong female lead" when they are basically "I'm not like the other girls, I'm one of the boys." However, after giving it a few reads, I found myself really appreciating her character. She doesn't fall into that cliched role, and that was a pleasant surprise.
The romance in this manhwa is enjoyable, and the action scenes are well-executed. The male lead is cute and adds a lot of appeal to the story and makes him stand out. While the manhwa is good overall, it does come across as somewhat basic. It doesn't offer anything particularly groundbreaking or unique, but it's still a decent read. The characters are likable, and the story is engaging enough to keep you interested, even if it doesn't leave a lasting impression.
Rating: 6/10
This manga is genuinely funny; I found myself laughing at almost every chapter. The humor is consistent and well-executed, which is a big plus. However, the story does become repetitive after a while, following the same patterns without much variation.
I believe they made this into an anime, but I'm not entirely sure. While I enjoyed reading it, I doubt it will leave a lasting impression on me. The characters are amusing, and the comedic elements are well done, but the lack of a more dynamic plot makes it somewhat forgettable in the long run. In summary, it's a good read for those looking for a quick laugh and some light entertainment.
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