The ghost that lives in the doll
The story was adorable and a change of game for me since i mostly read serious stuff like crime/adultry/murder so reading a wholesome story was indeed refreshing, though i cant tell whether this is a oneshot or not. Because the first chapter felt short but did show alot of things, of how caring someone is to a "haunted" object, and that "haunted object" seems to live up to his role, he stereotypes human beings n thinks that all of them would abandon him if he was a haunted doll, but oh surprise suprise, our protagonist gave him a lovable time instead. Which also caused him to soften up. Overall pretty cute story, i would recomend it but it doesnt have more chapters to enjoy left(not sure).
A Dead Crow's Stare Webtoon
️Opinion️ I gave it a 2 cause of its unique plot, you dont always find mlm in survival stories like a zombie genre but here we are. Though that might be the only reason as to why I finished this until the end, heres my thoughts to this i guess. First of all, right at the very 1st chapter, I guess you can already tell what type of chatacter the protagonist is. Typically saying hes a pushover. It wasnt shocking that he has never killed a zombie before, or was it? Most pushovers in zombie movies are usually forced to kill zombies because its "entertaining" to others, and his teen-like appereance made me think redhead was a p3d0phile, ah but isnt he sorta is a p3d0 though? I mean he was still sexually harrassing the protagonist while he was thinking of the protagonist as a kid, thats something most people ignored, and not to mention the blondy techinally r4p3d the protagonist right? Why'd they stick together as a trio then..? I dont know what logic the author is implying but i cant say its believable as when someone r4p3d ur partner u normally wouldnt wanna let them join u alongside ur partner at all, it implied that redhead was possesive so i really dont understand why he let blondy tag along. Also their dick sizes are unbearable to look at, as well as the quality and translation of the work.
From Today On, I’m a Boy