mochidays's manga / #Shoujo(51)

literaly so so so good. all of the characters are amazing and the plot was so engaging. adam was so endearing. love how strong the female lead was. the male lead, noah, was also fantastic. every character was so endearing in their own way. i love love LOVED this. so amazing. such a good read.

started with mina, ended with mina. cute story. was a bit thrown off by her acting like fetechou was going to be bad for her at the start. maybe the author hadn’t come up with an ending yet?

what an adorable and heart touching webtoon. I hate to brag, but this really does remind me of me and my boyfriend. We look like the main characters and he especially acts like jaeha. i’m beyond grateful. i thought this story was super sweet and super endearing.

this was fucking phenomenal. I have read a lot of different manhwa recently. at first, when I started this I thought the concept was simply interesting. But the plot line is absolutely insane. You actually have no idea where the story is going to take you and you have no idea what’s going to happen next. I thought it would be a simple romance, and even if it wasn’t fully completed, at least there would be some romance completed at this point because there’s 162 chapters. But I read all 162 chapters and there was barely any romance until chapter 130 and let me tell you usually that would be a dealbreaker for … me not this time. the writing is actually phenomenal. The art is absolutely beautiful and the character development is amazing. The female lead is absolutely endearing and she’s super realistic. All of the mail leads to some degree are endearing, and I specifically like the male lead that ultimately won her affection. downright amazing phenomenal. I wish I could reread it again for the first time and I really wish I had a genuine conclusion.

this was very cute. I wish we got to see more about their school life together. I think it would’ve really added to the story even if they did hint at him always having a soft spot for her. I know that some people may think of that is weird and I understand that, but this is indeed just a work of fiction so I feel like my desire is fair. overall the story was very cute, very satisfying, and the art was nice. A nice quick heartwarming story. Nothing complicated.

when I first read this, I only got up the chapter 3 cause that was all that was out years ago, but now that I finally completed it this is a very cute and short read I absolutely adore the plot. I think the romance was really well done there were times when I wanted them to do more and I wish we got to see more intimacy between the two but nevertheless, it was a very good read

The art is so pretty. This is like my third time reading this. I really enjoyed reading this when I was younger because the romance was a very slow burn but now that I’m a little older, I think I like it to be a little bit faster but I still really enjoyed this and I think the art is absolutely stunning and I just wish the plot was a bit more dynamic and eventful I guess

wow. this was quite the read. i initially went into this story for the romance—i was really only after that aspect—but what kept me reading were the unique qualities of the story itself. i found myself enjoying every chapter because it explored real-world issues in a digestible way, while also handling them with a lot of care and appropriateness. some scenes even made me emotional, which is rare for me. i tend to be pretty detached when it comes to certain issues, but without giving any spoilers, there were parts of the story that hit way too close to real life—closer than most stories ever get. one major theme, obviously, dealt with things like racism, prejudice, sexism, and homophobia, and how religion can tie into and influence all of those. for a story that was advertised more as a romance-with-a-college-life-twist featuring animal characteristics, i was genuinely surprised by how deeply it dove into these serious topics. that’s exactly why i ended up putting it in my favorites folder. this definitely isn’t a read for anyone just looking for romance—while romance does exist, it’s far from the focus. it shows up pretty sparingly, and there’s not even a kiss. but what really made me love this story was the emotional impact and how it mirrored so many real-life struggles through a fictional lens. so if you’re looking for something thought-provoking that reflects our society while exploring the dynamics of another, this is absolutely worth reading.