AdinaAnime1900's manga / #slice of life(27)

I loved this book! It was one of the first Lezhin's books I read and I immediately fell in love with the book, the characters, and the plot! I would 100% recommend it!

This comic was so cute. I loved it and it was relatable. Going through the struggles of life all whilst you have to deal with your crush seems like something a lot of people could relate to. I was drawn to the story, though I've seen that kind of story before, it made me like it even more. I loved the characters and the plot as a whole. I would read again it was so wholesome!!

This book was relatable on all levels. I could understand every dynamic of the plot, characters, etc... It's just so relatable and I would love to see more from this creator.

Reading this was honestly more entertaining than I thought. I almost didn't read it because my friend said the story was bad and the art style gave off a bad feeling. However, when I actually read it I was so surprised at how good the story was and how the art style made it even better. I don't know why I didn't read this sooner. I recommend it. The author made the main character Chiwoo more masculine even if he was a bottom and I totally respect that. You don't see a lot of people that would willingly make the character who's supposed to be the bottom just as masculine as the tops!

This comic really hit me in places that I've never been hit before and I both hate it and love it at the same time. It was dark but also lighthearted and way always willing to go to the extreme especially with what it was trying to portray overall. I really liked Pandora's Choice because it has themes that are understandable but also relatable on my different levels. Each chapter made me spiral down into a deep pit of despair and made me remember a lot of bad things that happened in my life. But what I found most sad was how I could understand what Pandora was going through, and honestly I saw myself in her. I shouldn't but I have and I don't know whether or not I should hate myself or like myself.

This comic throws a lot of things out there. You know, the incestuous relationship between the main characters, probably threw people off guard. I know I expected it but even so, it still caught me even after I knew. I liked the portrayal of Hanmi and how she had to be cautious about her every move whilst still trying to maintain her relationships with everyone around her. I kind of see myself in her. Because she wasn't made to be a ditsy main character, she was made to be strong and I love that she pulls through all the way.

This was a really cute and refreshing story. A short read that will make you feel nice and give you confidence. I really like how wholesome the characters were and how sweet and simple the plot was made out to be.

I don't have much to say about this book. I'm pretty happy that it got a sequel that tied up all the loose ends and brought the story to its final closing point.

I started this book and dropped it, before picking it up again. It was honestly the cutest thing I've read in my life. The relatable characters and the plot were all up to date. They put the characters in funny situations while also showing us the problems, strengths, and weaknesses. This is one of those refreshing books to read.

This was so cute.