Miss_Mori's manga / #School Life(4)

Artstyle - 9.5/10 - the art style really suits the webcomic, only giving it .5 off cause I’m picky Plot - 11/10 - amazing character development, shows why characters the way they are instead of making them plainly evil. Male Lead - At the beginning he’s a little naive and sorta eh cause he’s a bit dumb, but he goes through AMAZING character development. He’s like a different person at the end. Female lead (Deuteragonist) 10/10 - Author thoroughly goes through her thoughts and shows how powerful Nano is. Overall - Bruh, I’d read this comic again and again, this comic is SO worth reading. Read the full version for free on the WEBTOON app, it’s free and there are other really great webtoons on there too.

Art style - 8/10 - I like it’s uniqueness! Really cute, fits well because it’s sharp yet soft. Really reflects the storyline well. Plot - 7/10 - I quite liked it! I’m a bit of a sucker for cheese, so maybe I’m a little bias here hehe. I only read the girl arc, not the man arc. Female Lead - 9/10 - I really relate to her story, except I’m still ugly even if I cut my bangs or whatever lol. I liked her arc a lot, she had some major positive improvements her mindset. Male Lead - 5/10 - I’m giving him such a score purely because I haven’t really seen his arc, and during the FL arc he seemed very superficial and was only there to make her seem cool because she had a hot vampire boyfriend. I don’t plan on reading his arc unfortunately.. Overall - 8.5/10 - I don’t hate it, I think I would reread the FL’s arc again in the future. Maybe I’ll get around to the ML arc if I’m extremely bored.

Art Style - 5/10 - Eh. Just Eh. Nothing extraordinary, nothing terrible. Plot - 5/10 - Plot can only be described as mid. Protagonist - 4/10 - I don’t like the fact that he pretended to be a girl to get gifts, and he’s such a pushover with things that don’t include Kimin. Love interest - 3/10 - Too clingy, very toxic, even his looks don’t save him sis. Kimin is just a bit TOO much. Overall - 4/10 - It’s decent, but just barely. Idk it gets boring super quickly, especially near the end. It’s not terrible though so if you do happen to stumble upon Candy Man, I wouldn’t spew comments about how bad it is. I’d probably just tell you it’s extremely mid.

Art Style - 11/10 - I’m not really relying especially on skill here, I’m looking at the fact that the artist made the comic mostly black and white for a reason. The world being dull and the tid bits of childlike innocence brought beautiful hints of color to the panels was an exceptional idea to contrast the blandness of the world against the joy brought from real happiness. This style of color can help the readers easily understand the message the author is trying to convey. Plot - 9/10 - I really liked the plot, but the ending really killed me, and I was heavily disappointed. The ‘silent majority’ mindset contrasting with the magician’s creatively pure way of thinking created a deep plot point. Female Lead - 9.5/10 - I kinda didn’t like her at the beginning, but I do see where she’s coming from. In the end, something she worked up to believe was bad in her childhood she did when she became an adult. Male Lead - 9/10 - I can’t give him a 10 for a certain reason that I’d spoil everything, but he’s absolutely lovable. I wanted to protect him from everything while reading this. His whole thing about not wanting to become a “ real adult “ made me think about society. Overall - 9.5/10 - I still can’t forgive the ending, so I just can’t bring myself to mark this as a 10/10. It’s a beautiful and short story, I highly recommend to read this in one sitting.