Amorou's manga / #Comedy(66)

3.5/5. Predictable plotline and a little too stereotypical for me. The dialogue could also be a little more refined. It was pretty cute and funny though, and I still enjoyed it.

This is my favourite josei series of all time omg. I'm particularly in love with the author, and for good reason. This manhwa is such a masterpiece. It perfectly balances a tone of light-heartedness with angst, heavy emotions, and drama. At times, I'm sad beyond belief, at others I'm giddy and gushing over the characters, and at others brimming with laughter. Each of the characters hold their own in the story; they each have a unique story, personality, and deep thoughts and emotions. Some characters, like Kwon Joon and Chae Min, have this dramatic flair that makes them so interesting to watch, but at the same time, the author adds depth to their characters by showing their introspective sides. *NOT TO MENTION, WOO JIN'S BLUSHING FACE GIVES ME LIFE.* The story is quite a slow-burn, and much of it doesn't appear to be romantic, but by the time they do show feelings for each other, it is completely worth it. One of the reasons why I love this manhwa is because it is unique in that the characters fall for each other and show interest in each other at different times; it's not synchronized, which I find realistic and refreshing in a josei. My favourite thing about this manhwa, however, is the comedy. I found myself laughing hysterically in so many chapters due to the antics of the characters, and the witty dialogue. The art is so beautiful too. Such a funny, dramatic, cute, and addictive read!

4.5/5. This was one of the most hilarious stories I've ever read! This manhwa had me laughing or crying (or a combination of both) in every panel; it was such an emotional roller-coaster! Moreover, I found the coverage of friendship as a theme significant and very sweet. Overall, this was a really romantic, comedic, and very cute story with a unique concept. However, I felt the story dragged a bit in some parts, and some plot lines were not fully resolved. I felt the ending was too idealistic; almost like a cop-out. I didn't understand how the coin worked at the end, and it would've felt more complete and right if they had just turned back to their old selves and lived the rest of their senior lives loving each other. Either way, I loved this manhwa (it's probably one of the funniest ones I've read, and the facial expressions are gold), though there were times I was frustrated reading it.

Ah, my favourite doujinshi.

Love it so far!

Ngl it would be great if this was a yuri lol. But this is literally the best shoujo-isekai I've ever read. It's extremely dramatic, but in a unique and comedic way, and the characters are drawn absolutely beautifully. The plot is hella interesting, and the character development is sublime. It's a slow-burn, emotional roller-coaster that focuses not merely on romance, but friendship, trust, and companionship. It's so so cute. Loved this manhwa. Okay, update, the translations started to get sloppy near the end, and the story is starting to drag. Still great, but I've been disappointed in the last couple chapters.

4.5/5. Wholesome, cute, funny, light, and romantic. This was super addictive! I loved the female lead. The plot is a bit fast-paced, and there could've been more development between Claude and Aileen, but otherwise this was an adorable light-hearted comedy with an interesting plot and characters.

3.5/5. Comedic, light-hearted, fresh relationship dynamic. Cute read.

Cute enemies to lovers. I loved the tension between the characters, and their relationship dynamic. It's a light-hearted, sexy read. Both the characters are very tsundere.

3.5/5. Cute, but somewhat difficult to understand the translation at times. The characters could've been better developed.