Amorou's manga / #strong female lead(21)

I read this entire thing in one night.. And I even have final exams tomorrow. Wow! This was such an amazing story, the art is just beautiful, and the characters are all so well-developed, likeable, and not to mention, super good-looking! I love this story so much.

Pretty captivating! The art is amazing, and the characters are gorgeous. Can't wait for the next chapters!

What a great read! I love that she ended up with the second male lead, and the character development across all characters was just exquisite. There was the right amount of comedy, a slow-burn romance, beautiful art, and a decent plot with plenty of action. I do wish Kasia provided a more conclusive answer to Tassel's confession, and I feel the ending was slightly underwhelming and a bit rushed. However, overall, the relationships between the characters and the amazing character development was really the highlight of this story.

Ch 54

3.5/5. Some of these characters are so unlikeable it's taking away from my enjoyment of the story lol. Overall a somewhat amusing read, with a ton of drama. Edit: Racism and tons of stereotypes are a part of this manhwa. Ch 33.

Amazing read. I had a suspicion that Ga-Hee was the culprit in the beginning, but didn't expect the plot twists of the ending. The art conveys the tense emotions, obsessive nature of the characters, and dark atmosphere extremely well. This was relatively fast-paced, elevated by beautiful art, and ended on a bittersweet note that was fitting for the story. Loved this.

This was so cute and one of the funniest comics I've ever read; I was laughing every chapter! All of the characters were so likeable, and the stories are all so wholesome! I especially love how straightforward and strong the female lead is, and the male lead is just so so cute! One of my favourite stories with beautiful art.

3.5/5. Ch 96

One of my favourite historical GLs of all time! I fell in love with the artstyle, the characters (especially unnie- she was my favourite!) and their development, and the historical setting. Amazing romance with an adorable ending. If there was one thing I could change, I wish there would be more satisfying, conclusive ends to some of the heavily built up characters, like the monk for example. He died almost immediately after he proposed the deal with 300 bags of rice.