lilithespark's manga / #Action(382)

You know what they say “Food is the way to someone’s love.” Or something like that. Don’t @ me. Review: This manhua (I’m pretty sure this is of Chinese origin) surpassed my expectations. The art kept consistently improving. The food was deliciously drawn, so that was a sure plus! The storyline was built into a solid plot. I loved the character development, the historical aspect of this comic, and almost everything about it. This comic is more of a slice of life and comedy than a romance one. The drama kept me hooked, and I binge-read this in one sitting. It kind of took a toll on me, but I didn’t mind. That’s how good this is. I can’t wait for the next chapters to come. Side note: Caught up to chapter 166.

Review: This manga was good. It got axed, so the mangaka had no choice but to rush the ending. I enjoyed reading the story line. Reene and Noche were an amazing couple. The ending tied some loose ends, but that’s all. I liked it overall, but I wish there could have been more too it.

Review: Whoa! I did not expect to see that many chapters of this manga! I’m planning on watching the anime, so we’ll see how that goes.

Review: From what I’ve read so far, I freaking love this. I usually read isekais with female leads, and it was nice to see a change. I like how level-headed our protagonist is. I think that even if he claims that he’s “trash”, those around him will definitely come to another conclusion based on his actions. I also like how the hero kind of admires and serves Cale. XD I think that the novel would be a pleasure to read. I am in love with the art style and the story progression. I look forward to seeing the potential come outcome of this comic. Update: My lazy arse went zoom when I found out that the English translation of the novel was going on hiatus. When I tell you I caught up in a few days, it’s the truth. I zoomed through about one hundred chapters a day before I caught up. My former self was very right. The novel is fan-freaking-tastic. There’s no romance, only Cale and his super OP friends. I loved the action and the writing was fabulous. The manhwa is probably not going to catch up for a while, so no new content for novel readers that can only understand English. Yay. I found solace in watching Cale and his adventures. I experienced everything along with them, but all of sudden, they’re being stripped from me. It’s unfortunate that that was cut so short, but of course, I’ll respect the author’s decision. I still can’t help but be a little salty, though. I’ll just go cry in the corner, taking up space, but when Cale walks in— Comment: How does Choi Han succeed in looking so adorable when he’s so old on the inside? I could never. I didn’t imagine Cage to look like this, so it was kind of a surprise. Taylor looks really similar to what I had in mind! I wonder how they will portray the ancient powers talking to Cale. Side note: Caught up to chapter 40.

Review: I couldn’t really get hooked at first, but as the story progressed, I gradually began to become more interested and invested. I love this so far! The twins are both attractive, and I’m liking the grind our MC has to work for. Can’t wait to see what beast the egg hatches. Side note: Caught up to chapter 73.

Review: Like most Chinese manhuas I’ve read, this manhua has a rather slow, yet intriguing plot. Action packed battles, overpowered characters, reincarnation, and comedy—all of these elements are combined and tucked into this comic. If you’re down for that, then I’d suggest this comic! Side note: Left off on chapter 22.