aoko's manga / #historical(308)

looking back on it, the romance is more enjoyable thanks to the misunderstanding, that’s very rare. but it gets annoying at times they’re going to forgive the father..aren’t they?

omg was excited to see another “taming the shrew” shakespeare adaptation but this was such a delightful spin on the story, so cute and the message was so sweet

no shade, this is just my personal opinion but for this to be rated so high shows how much more GL we need cause good lord, this was kind of a snooze fest? sure, it was enjoyable at times but the plot was so predictable? in any case, it definitely stands as a GL— so a win is a win

loveee the art in this— oh my gosh, it’s actually so nice to see a maid and noble romance, it’s kind of underrated + the horror?? getting fedddd

finally!! a decent yuri?? with its own anime?!?! let’s fucking gooooooo (there are still some things that could be improved but let’s just be happy we got a good one)

friend rec; watched the donghua / anime while reading and it actually kept my interest! (in 2x speed) apparently the fandom has crazy fanfics so let’s unpack that after

off putting that he saw his brother in the mc—even if he claimed not to; smut

eehhhh another one where the women are painted historically accurate but it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth; not against the realism, women were treated horribly, it’s just that the mc feels to dependent on the ml… guess that’s the point? don’t know anymore

masterpiece, deserves a better adaptation; shivers at the thought of the 2016 ver. better than aot imo. rip miura, thank you. my hatred for griffith is astronomical. all that for what, for casca to get kidnapped again?!?! mannn

for how predictable and basic this was, it had me grinning from ear to ear; the relationship is so cute to watch and seeing the girl being the rich, confident one while the ml is the shy, reserved type is so refreshing