ReviewRaptor's manga / #Reincarnation(15)

I'm not sure about this one. It's another comic that was half-assed after qriting down rough details from the novel. The art itself is VERY inconsistent and wonky too, but the plot has parts missing, jump-cuts randomly or simply leaves out stuff 'just cause'. The dynamic and baseplot are VERY nice, but the shitty writing, equally as shitty translations and the shittily written plot points the creators wanted in the comic while ignoring others just makes this uninteresting. Not boring or annoying, just uninteresting since you cannot get immersed in the story. It's rushed, half-assed and mediocre. But I'm convinced the novel is likely amazing, so maybe I'll check that one out someday. 3 outta 10 but ONLY because the baseplot and character dynamics are interesting, there is nothing else that makes this good.

I really love this plot idea of getting isekai'd into your own/a BL story and being the side-dude that adores and gets the uke despite the issue of the original source not being really well-written and having all that much thought put into it. It's a really nice storyline, simple yet effective and this execution here was decently done. Could have been even better with more story focus and less smut focus but oh well. :) Not sure why so many people are giving the story shit tbh, it was quite a good balance between story and smut focus and emotions (albeit all being more comedy-type focused) didn't get neglected to make it something to give minus points for. It was a decent, short story with the typical funny, do-not-take-this-seriously smut main focus yet carried out well since there actually WAS a story that was developed AND a romance told. The expressions were a bit much for my taste here and there, feeling more towards psycho, yandere or creep here and there tbh but the art itself is also decent. More beginner-ish in terms of overall style and anatomy but still decent. Worth a read for anyone that doesn't expect a grand epic love triangle story but instead immediately can recognize this is a light read with lotsa bonking and a silly, idealistic and wholesome love story.