axima's manga / #Cute(159)

Each chapter is like a lottery choosing if you should suffer or not. One time it's tooth rotting fluff, the next it's depressing as all hell. The simplistic art style really grew on me.

Decent read but tbh there's not much build up to the romance. And then there's Jinho's infinite obliviousness and the homewrecker... It would've been better if they cut out the third wheel and added some fluff instead.

That was actually really wholesome. I like that it genuinely feels complete and the art is top notch.

Just as good as the first one. EDIT: Bruh why would you make it yaoi? It was just fine being fluffy. And it's not even good for the horndogs since it's only like 3 pages so now we're both unhappy...

Actually really wholesome and ties up nicely.

Incredible, I'll admit my eyes got watery a few times there... The father/daughter relationship they somehow end up having is adorable and the guys are a real feast for the eyes. EDIT: I removed the romance tag, and you're probably wondering why the hell I'd do that. Basically Athy is quite the daddy's girl and says she's never getting married so she can stay with Claude forever, right in front of both the ML and 2nd ML, and the series ends just after with no romantic developments. I don't mind this because I was reading for the daddy issues but I'm not boutta scam people in to reading and expecting some hot action. It was always light on the romance so I'm guessing they either cut it from the novel for time or wanted to leave it ambiguous so that they don't have to handle the logistics of a 3 way relationship with Athy's dad and bf.

The romance is so cute, I can't wait for them to get together! It's hard not to like the love interest and the MC is relatable in her attempts to win his affection. EDIT: The newest season is kinda weird, they feel like different people. I'm sure the translation isn't helping.

They're certainly not stingy with the fanservice and I live for it. The romance progresses naturally (despite what it sounds like). I've never been a fan of drama that all stems from stupid arguments the couple have, so I'm glad that common element of shoujo was replaced with an actual plot. EDIT: Ending is lowkey disappointing. I don't think all that had to be shoehorned in there. Or if it was, giving it more time to simmer would be nice. If we're lucky the side stories can fix that. EDIT 2: My internet died and I didn't get to post this edit before. The gist of it is that because of how the plot and ending work a lot of the progress we've had is now effectively meaningless, and the side stories might as well be a soft reboot where we're trying to get back to where we were at before, just more boring when you account for the parts that have changed. They really done fucked up. EDIT 3: It's pretty garbage after the asspull "ending" thing with 30 more sloppy fix-it chapters.

Turns out this is incredible. I was annoyed because they took forever to start dating but it was well worth the wait. The girl has a brain and for once tries to do something when in problematic situations. The male lead is also exceptionally lovable. Most importantly, they talk about the fact that our protagonist doesn't own her body. Although it's not the main focus, some of the comedy is great too. Let's not forget the gorgeous art (the guys are a real feast for my thirsty eyes).

It's so good I bought the physical books.