July's manga / #Isekai(79)

It's not bad so far, but updates are slow so sometimes I forget what I last read. Not much has happened so far, and there isn't any real conflict yet. Art is nice to look at. Update: I read this was dropped by the artist, and there's a remake by another person, so I'm marking this as complete.

It's an interesting twist on isekai genre, with two people being reborn into new bodies instead of just one. However, the story suffers since it focuses mainly on the girl twin. Pacing is very slow so far. The two twins don't have much distinguishable personalities due to splitting of the main roles. Art is decent but not impressive. Changing my rating to 2 stars because literally everyone in this webtoon is so dumb, like a sack of bricks. Everything could be resolved if people just communicate! And the twins are not mentally their supposed age, they act exactly like how small children act.

The art is good, I love how distinctive the female lead looks. Her adopted family is awful, but I don't really sense the emotional and mental anguish from her. I do feel somewhat sorry for her, but the author hasn't made me empathize with her. Her male interest was introduced far too early, so the webtoon is probably going to focus on their romance...meh. I don't like the pairing very much so far. The tombstone hunt sounds boring to me. We'll see where this goes...I'll probably end up docking more stars off though. Yup, I'm docking another star off because the interaction between the protagonist and the male lead is so dull and uninspiring, it's neither romantic nor suspenseful, and it's already dragged this out for a couple chapters now.

The art is really good for this webtoon! I love how the villainess female lead is actually a villainess and goes out of her way to make people pay, unlike other villainess isekai where the villainess attempts to right their wrongdoings and become the heroine. She's very intelligent and doesn't really rely on other people to help her, it's quite refreshing to read.

Art is quite nice, the female lead is very distinctive. I enjoyed the first couple of chapters but she caught the interest of the male lead too quickly in my opinion, and the story is getting boring already unfortunately. There's no real conflict yet and I feel this interesting female lead's potential was wasted.

Art is somewhat lacking, the princess is not cute at all. She's supposed to be the most powerful mage in the world, but conveniently cannot use her powers. She's not really that intelligent. I'm a little bored by this writing. It's not fleshed out and not that enjoyable to read. The best parts of the webtoon are her interactions with her new brothers and father, and that's the only reason this gets 3 stars from me.

Beautiful art, gut-wrenching story filled with tears. Although the female lead grew up somewhat, it's not to the point where the story becomes flat because the author wants to pursue romance over family tragedy and drama. She's still not in good terms with her father, and she's gone backwards in this familial relationship, instead of forward. Please keep bringing the pain and tears~

The art is really pretty and the story is tear-inducing. I love how the heroine is always struggling against her fate, and you can see her succeeding somewhat, since she manages to sway the Prince's heart with her persistence. I think out of all the male love interests, the Prince is the right one for her, despite having treated her so poorly in her past life. I just wish she could become stronger and be able to stand on her own more, instead of relying on the males to save her all the time. Update: I have reached the end, it was meh. Not worth the journey. They end up happily ever after without much conflict, and it just wasn't satisfying. Personally, I don't give a crap that she chose the prince, but it felt like his competition didn't even try, which is what irked me the most. Allendis disappeared after the first half, with only occasional pictures of him to remind you that he still exists somewhere. Carsein was never that great of a romantic partner, he's too upbeat and more like a friend, so it wasn't going to happen, but come on, he just parts ways with her like that? I don't buy it. Everything wrapped up too quickly, and it wasn't believable. I don't think the Prince and Aristia earned their happy ending. While it's true he didn't commit any of those horrible things from the first life, he hasn't done anything to redeem himself properly in this life, either.

The first half of the story was very touching, but the main lead grew up too fast and became overpowered. It no longer focuses on the interaction between her and her new family, and it's quickly leaning towards a romance between her and her first knight... For that, I'll be docking a star. Update: It's getting too melodramatic. I don't like this webtoon anymore. Too much weeping and whining and nothing happening.

The humor is great, I love how a florist in a MMORPG can be the most OP class in the game. Art is so-so, the main character is a little ugly (since that's how he's intended to be), but all the other characters also are not beautifully drawn either, otherwise I would give this a higher rating. Worth reading!