lilithespark's manga / #Cute(1220)

I loved the anime, and I can’t wait to read this manga! They always say the manga is better than the anime, so I’ll find out for myself! :D Chapter 2.

Review: I honestly this manga is a nice change of pace from the NSFW mangas. It has a solid plot and backstory. There are some moments, but it isn’t centered around them. It talks about real issues such as homophobia. I think that a lot people can relate to our main protagonist. It’s a beautiful short story, and I absolutely love it. It’s realistic and very eye opening for readers. In conclusion, I love this manga.

Aiden somehow receives the opportunity to work with his all time favorite novelist, Angel Pon! However, when Aiden meets his favorite author, he finds that they look all too familiar. Second hand embarrassment is real Review: Just as I mustered up the courage to read this, despite the embarrassment, I found out it was dropped, and just as it was getting spicy, too . . . Everything was starting to fall into place. The art increasingly got better over time (especially the shocking facial expressions), and the storyline was developing into a more serious, elaborate story. It showcases serious issues like trauma, depression, and manipulation. It had me so immersed in the story. The ending was fairly abrupt, since the author has to deal with something personal going on in their life as of the moment. It was kind of like a cliffhanger and was open ended. They left us wondering what was going to happen next. This way, it gives us the freedom to imagine the ending after the “end.” I thoroughly enjoyed reading this. Comment: Mason, honey . . . Singing or writing? Pick a talent. I can’t write or sing, and here you are— Aiden really surprised me by how cold and calculating he could be sometimes. He can also be really fluffy, too. I think that Mason’s sister and her friend— They gave me serious undertones. I think the friend was in love with Angel Pon’s sister, but attempted to mask it by gushing over her friend’s brother. I can’t believe that I actually thought Dillon would have some character development. Nope. I cannot tell you how much I wanted to punch Jayce for being an inconsiderate, ill intentioned piece of sh!t. I can just TELL he had a superiority complex. Mason’s trauma was actually really serious, and it was so much more destructive than I had originally thought it was. I could also smell some hints of the invalidation Aiden felt as an artist when people insulted him saying that drawing was “easy.” It’s not, and even I know that firsthand. How about they stop acting like idiots and grow up? This comic really lead me on and left me. ;-; Besides that, I sincerely hope that the author gets better.

Review: Um, the art is hot. I think the story is interesting. I wonder how they will recover from the past. Side note: Left off on chapter 44.

The daughter of a prostitute, whom has faced difficult hardships, gets bought by the duke of the empire. The thing is: she has started to recover memories from her last life as Seo Young. Her mother had named her “Pink Eyes,” but when she moved to the mansion, the duke renamed her to be “Estelle.” Follow Estelle on her journeys through life and dealing with becoming a member of the oh-so prestigious Castiello family. Chapter 73.

The story of a girl who goes through tragedy after losing her family, plucked out for dead one by one. One day, as Calliope sings as she mourns for the dead, a strange and unknown deity grants her a second chance at life, a second chance to fix things. Will she be able to change things this time or will she fail once more? Review: This comic really centers around family love and appreciating your family. Once Calliope was born, the family grew closer than ever before, all to shield one thing: Calliope, the supposed genius that learned how to speak full sentences by the age 1, could solve multiplication and division problems, and could also speak and act in proper etiquette mannerisms by the age of 5.The whole package! All while Calliope struggled to find whom was behind the murders of her family. What’s there not to love? Although it is a romance comic, you can find funny tidbits within your read and lots of attractive potential love interests! In conclusion, I love it. Comment: Calliope is scary than me, even as as a child. Eep!（>﹏<）

Review: This was an absolute masterpiece. I’m obsessed. I loved the relationship the protagonist had with her father! It was so sweet and heartwarming for me! I loved watching her father slowly open up to his daughter. I was worried there would be incest, but my worries were proven useless! Their bond is so immeasurable, I can’t help but become obsessed!

(Caught up to Chapter 31)

P.S: Let off on chapter 32