rainydays's manga / #Unrequited love(33)

feel like while it was a bit on the blander side, but i liked takeos character being as realistic as it was, wakou was human in his own right but these two were just the biggest bickering old couple, geez. understood both perspectives and felt like it needed more.

this was truly a gem of it's time, one of the peaks of my early manhwa reading experience. thought art isn't the most outstanding, the character development, plot, and emotional intimacy really had me gagged, i nearly started crying at the end. Loved everything about it, my only complaint is that the ex and the tutor didn't get punished for the awful things they did.

usui iroha has a talent for taking cliche plots and translating them into their signature art style. story is as basic as it gets and character development was decent (aside from the lack in communication of feelings).

i know its just smut but something about this didnt click with me at all

why just why would you leave this as a oneshot.. those stars are for the art cause the plot did not plot

i feel like this manga had some really interesting ideas based off of the omegaverse theme but im not sure they were all executed properly.. just felt very messy and i found both of them so irrational

the tonal whiplash of this is fucking crazy, what did i even read? gorgeous cover that reeled me in but this was hardly enjoyable

VERY nice art + certified bisexual king

...interesting!

was a bit suspicious of this at first but it turned out to be cute! liked the dream twist in this and the fact that he actually pursues the ml in his own reality.