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this is one of the best stories I’ve read in a while. I had no idea what was going on for like the first 30 chapters as you’re under the impression that the narrator is very unreliable which does happen to be the case. This story is all about perception and how the main character perceived various situations along with what it means to be a good person or a bad person. It talks about this idea that people are not inherently good or inherently bad bad people can be good to you. Good people can be bad to you. It’s all a matter of situation, this story was so lovely in the way that it was entertaining. I found myself very sad for the characters at various points because what they went through was just heartbreaking. I was very satisfied with a happy ending. I would’ve been very sad if they had an unhappy ending, but because they had a happy ending, it made me feel very fulfilled. The author totally could’ve made this ending sad it really did just come down to their individual preference, but I’m glad they decided to keep us happy and make us happy with the happy ending

i’m pretty sure I already watched the Thai drama of this because a lot of the scenes kind of reminded me of a drama but then again I would’ve watched it over five years ago so I’m not entirely sure. Either way I really enjoyed this read it was very romance heavy, which is exactly what I was looking for since I was struggling to find a story that was really romance oriented. The art was really pretty and at the start I thought it was moving really fast but then I realized oh wait no this is just their dynamic and it slowed down a lot which I really appreciated.

wow. this was quite the read. i initially went into this story for the romance—i was really only after that aspect—but what kept me reading were the unique qualities of the story itself. i found myself enjoying every chapter because it explored real-world issues in a digestible way, while also handling them with a lot of care and appropriateness. some scenes even made me emotional, which is rare for me. i tend to be pretty detached when it comes to certain issues, but without giving any spoilers, there were parts of the story that hit way too close to real life—closer than most stories ever get.

one major theme, obviously, dealt with things like racism, prejudice, sexism, and homophobia, and how religion can tie into and influence all of those. for a story that was advertised more as a romance-with-a-college-life-twist featuring animal characteristics, i was genuinely surprised by how deeply it dove into these serious topics. that’s exactly why i ended up putting it in my favorites folder.

this definitely isn’t a read for anyone just looking for romance—while romance does exist, it’s far from the focus. it shows up pretty sparingly, and there’s not even a kiss. but what really made me love this story was the emotional impact and how it mirrored so many real-life struggles through a fictional lens. so if you’re looking for something thought-provoking that reflects our society while exploring the dynamics of another, this is absolutely worth reading.

this was such a cute story with such a cute ending. I thought every second of it was entertaining, and there is not a single thing I would change. I thought the art was really well done. I liked the story progression. I liked that both of the characters were relatively reasonable. I thoroughly enjoyed the ending because I feel like it just ties everything together perfectly this is definitely a really good story.

i liked it! read on another site so idk why this version has like 120 chapter versus the 63 i read. very confused. but, i enjoyed it. ending was a bit rushed but it wasn’t crazy.

i wish it was more obvious who the love interest was wayyy earlier. the romance seemed like it kinda came out of left field. it should’ve happened wayyy sooner. i liked the ending though. very meh.

this was so good up until the ending. so many things were left unanswered. the ending was so rushed, and there was literally no kiss.