hanasan's manga / #Romance(181)

One of the biggest reasons I got into danmei in the first place. I love it so much. Full of fluff and lovely art.

One of my ABSOLUTE favourites. Finished the raws and will 100% say I want more of this, I really wished there were extras or I wouldn't even mind if they did an entirely new season too. I love the leads so much, they're both silly... fucked up little goofballs. I love 'em. They're both traumatized as hell, and they show that in very contrasting ways that end up making them perfect for each other. Seyeong and Heejae are the perfect example of Avoidant vs Anxious attachment styles. It definitely starts unhealthy with Heejae only pushing Seyeong to date him for revenge, but Heejae ends up falling for Seyeong for real. Seyeong takes a long time to properly fall for Heejae, mainly due to not thinking that he's even worth Heejae's time, but thankfully once they properly get together, they'll definitely be the type of couple that will never let the other leave. And I just hope they're happy.

Perfect love comedy. Eui-joon is the cutest (I especially love his chibi faces), and Mister (Beom Gunwoo... does this name even exist lmao he's only referred to as Ahjussi/Mister the entire comic) is so sweet despite his gruff nature, he's head over heels for Eui-joon from the very beginning and because he's a very straightforward and honest person normally, he's not coy in showing his affection for Eui-joon. He has a shy side? In my interpretation of it, but when Eui-joon reciprocates, he's down bad and not shy to show it 100%.

Where's the wedding dress smut scene, cmon now............ was it so intimate we literally cant pry like it's a real honeymoon night? ;w; Still, overall, super cute story with very cute characters and an actually somewhat fleshed out online to real life romance!

Threw me in for a bit of a surprise, I thought it was gonna be one to two volumes at most, I don't see a lot of male yandere-based manga going on for a while, but I was pleasantly surprised with the length of the story. The pacing was good, and it actually felt like everyone had a relatively good amount of time to be fleshed out and grow. Initially, I really liked it for the "villain-of-the-week" feeling each of the antagonists had with the suspicious Haruma sweeping in to save the day each time. But as the story went on, I was very curious on how they would resolve the established ongoing mystery of Yoh's lost memories and what really happened when Haruma's mom died. The resolution of it all was wrapped up with a nice book end too. All in all, a pleasant read, and a big recommendation for a long yandere story.

It's truly so jarring sometimes how obsessed people are with Oda Nobunaga that he's been shoved into various types of fiction. I think it's kind of sweet that despite the "similarities" Eugene has with Nobunaga's personality, who's to say really if Nobunaga ever acted that way? Isn't it just Eugene at this point? Both the leads are quite sweet, and Eugene has his moments of being really cute and funny, I really enjoyed that.

They're both so cute and honest.

Rusty is cute all the time, Ed is sometimes too. The ending was a bit rushed sadly but I understand why it ended like that for a gentle shoujo.