katlovesfries's manga / #smut(50)

Not much to say. I didn't know what I was expecting when I started to read this, but this is definitely not for everyone. Very smutty, but I guess that's given.

I was actually looking forward to reading this manhwa, but it is a little weird. The MC is way too naïve for my liking and the "obsession" with his coworker is a little much. Said coworker is a little harsh which I don't really mind, but to can be too much, still. The art style is pretty, and the smut is pretty good too with undertones of bdsm.

I enjoyed this more than I thought I would. I liked the action-filled beginning, and the use of magic and all the other supernatural elements. The art is stunning, but would I like even more depth to the plot and characters. Sadly, this is only meant as a short story.

This is a beautiful manga, and I love everything about it. Seriously, everything. The pacing is good, the characters are amazing, even with their flaws. I love that Hayato had to confront his past, and that he didn't want to run away from it anymore. Seeing his perspective on everything was really interesting, and I loved that the readers see his inner conflicts and feelings. I enjoyed how Souma and Hayato found each other again after their fall out + the little time skip at the end was everything to me. (Souma looks cute with glasses).

I read this manhwa a couple of months ago, but to be honest, I don't have recollection of the bigger picture of the story. The artwork is beautiful and it certainly a some cute, fluffy moments as well. This is not, however, a manwha that I would consider re-reading. But overall, I remember my reading experience as being pleasent.

I rarely read oneshots, but this convinced me to read more. This is a realistic view on escapism, and I really like Hugo for being so open and honest about his love for Haru.

I like the composition of the story. It's very short, but at the same time, it's surprisingly impactful. Basically, two lovers who can't be together in the same timeline = right person, wrong time.

This is not for everyone, at all. This manwha is pretty fucked up, but also interesting. I was sitting in the edge of my seat while reading this, and I was rooting for Yoon Bum all the way through. The ending is tragic, and not what I was expecting. If you enjoyed this, you should read "Obey".

This was a weird reading experience--not unenjoyable, just a little odd. I don't dislike the story or anything, but I'm still trying to comprehend what I just read. The art style is pretty, and I like the fact that it was a quick read, but other than that, it was simply a little too odd for my taste.

Such a cute and loving story. I'm happy I decided to give this one a chance. This is a relatively quick read, but still manages to wrap up every plotline nicely. The pacing is good, and the development between Jensen and Niel happens in a very natural way that didn't make it seem rushed or forced. I also really enoyed reading about Jensen coming to terms with is feelings for Niel---something about was very precious to me.