katlovesfries's manga / #smut(103)

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.

This manhwa is fantastic. The arrangement between Ash and Karlyle is very interesting to read about as it captures the steady development between them and their relationship. The art is absolutely beautiful, and I think everyone should give this story a try. It illustrates longing, love and communication so well, and I just really love their dynamic.