Echo's manga / #webtoon(42)

I really liked this manhwa, it was simple and cute and the two leads are really in love with one another. I would recommend this.

Dude I love this webtoon!...except for the last chapter, hence the -1 point in rating. I just simply choose to believe the last chapter doesn't exist but other than that I think it's pretty solid.

BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ART! MUSEUM WORTHY! HIGHLY RECOMMEND! EVERYONE IS HOT HERE!

This shit was so funny and I really enjoyed it! I read it on Webtoon and used coins on it because it was that good! This is like a good reset from all the romance webtoons.

This was so funny and cute! I love the Lord in this story; he's literally so adorable! I would recommend this for when you need a short funny story!!

For pure smut, it's good but the ending felt a little unfinished. It said end of Season 1 but there's been no news of a Season 2. The main lead is also good looking (not in the first chapter) unlike those other smut ones wheres it's a super scrawny ugly dude.

Ok wait I really loved this! The puppy arc, epilogue, and baby arc was so freaking sad and Jade/Razorbill is my favorite character ever!! I just hate how the names changed from Korean to English in the middle but that's a. translator fault; the story is still amazing!

Beautiful! Love it! But I do have a few questions for the ending....

I really enjoyed this storyline and the pacing of it. The art is simple but still has beautiful details and the characters are all well made. The male counterparts for each relationship are literally so amazing, and I'm really glad the FL didn't try anything with the "second lead" because I feel like that is so overused. But overall, really enjoyed this and all the side stories were amazing too!

I absolutely love this story and the art style. I’m not a big fan of tea at all, but this makes me want to go out and try all kinds of tea to the point that I was out looking at teapots and tea cups all day. It makes me happy that both bodies didn’t want to leave their new bodies and that there was minimal focus on conflict and more focus on the actual tea and romance. Pretty wholesome I’d say.