lilithespark's manga / #Manhwa(79)

Review: The character development was unreal. This was one of the things the author excelled at implementing into their comic. At first, I disliked Skyler without seeing his side of the story. I liked how we got know more about both of them. I feel that more could have been done about Skyler’s situation, though. It’s clear they both had trauma and needed mental help. I read the ending slowly. I enjoyed reading this.

Review: I loved this so much and got so invested that I feel empty now that I’ve finished the story. This was such a journey. The storyline was magnificent, and the art — I cannot even describe. This manhwa was perfection. I loved everything about it. There are more to the characters than what you see at first glance, and I am so glad that I got to see that side of them. This manhwa had just the right touch of realism, and I live for it. This was such a good read.

This comic is honestly so wholesome, and it centers around real issues in real life. It should be really relatable to fans. I understand the hype around this comic. Update: So I finished it, and wow! Don’t be intimidated by the number of chapters. All the seasons have something new to offer, showing their gradual growth in maturity and the separate phases of their lives. They face a lot of difficulties as a couple, but they overcome them and communicate. The misunderstandings are just a natural part of life, which I think the author wrote very well. Honestly, they’re just so healthy and sweet. I loved most of the side characters with their fun personalities. Like Taesung’s mom and dad?? I also think that Haebom and Taesung will stay with me for a long time. Great story. Awesome established relationship fluff! The art style was perfection, and I applaud the author for their consistency. Definitely a tightly wrapped ending, but I think I’ll always wonder what happened to the red-haired guy. Seems like the author just abandoned his plot line.

Review: I’m really liking this so far. The concept is fresh and the art is good. The male leads’ personalities are very amusing to read. Side note: Caught up to chapter 11.

Review: This literally screams potential. Update: The MC is so shameless. I love it. Haha. He's such a relatable gay character. I love pretty MLs. *sobs* The Harry Potter reference, the Leo Dicraprio thing— I CAN'T HANDLE THIS ANYMORE IT'S TOO FUNNY I LOVE HORROR + COMEDY I loved chapter 18. It's cool to see a Catholic person in a manhwa. Hardly see any. I love Gongchang's best friend omg. Youngmin is so frank. Like what?? He accepted he's gay so easily. Haha. *regarding Youngmin's smile* WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT??? What are we talking about? ;) I'M GOING TO PUT A GUT FROM LAUGHING SO MUCH BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH Both me and Youngmin are mint choco haters Side note: It finally updated. *sniffs* Caught up to chapter 47.

One thing is all it takes to change your life forever. This story is a bit abnormal, but a man moves next door to a novelist. When they find something in the other, they find that their lives start changing, bit by bit. I think I understand the reason why whenever I try to search up a manhwa on here, it doesn’t show up. It’s because the name is different, they pretty much mean the same thing, but the titles are different, so instead, I searched up the title I originally had, “The Novelist and his Neighbor”, searched it up, found the other name, and searched it up and here, so yay. I finally found it. Review: This manhwa had me so immersed in the plot. It’s so interesting and just my preference. It took a supernatural turn, and I am not minding it at all. I love our love interests’ dynamic and overall, just seeing them interact with each other made reading this so entertaining. Side note: Caught up to chapter 49.

This is the story of the Keystone Romantic Combo. Review: I loved this. The main couple looked so good together. I also liked the baseball aspect of this comic. It brightened things up and always kept the storyline flowing well. It was kind of spicy, too. We got some fan service and PDA from them. The second-hand embarrassment was almost unbearable to deal with, but now, that I’ve finished this, I know it was worth it. The epilogue wasn’t much. It was simple and lighthearted, yet it felt so real to me. This manhwa showed such an amazing display of love. I love it.