lilithespark's manga / #fantasy(706)

Ianna and Arhad were alike in numerous ways—their passion for the sword and their obsession with each other. Rivals that could not live without the other, almost like their other half: these phrases could be used to describe their relationship. However, that could not possibly verbalize how their entangled fates looked like. Ianna died with no regrets at the sword of her enemy, Arhad, the emperor. No regrets? No. . . Perhaps she did have one. In another life, if Ianna was granted one—she would serve by his side until she met her end once again. After her death, she opens her eyes to find herself back in her old life, alive and breathing as her sixteen year-old self. What will Ianna do with this chance to fulfill her promise to her soul’s counterpart? Review: The art is splendid, and yes. I am talking about both art styles, but I have to admit I think that Arhad looked more attractive in the previous art style. Regardless of art style, I am thoroughly enjoying the storyline and watching the characters. This world is filled to the brim with intricate details and mythology, magic, and discovery. I’m addicted to it. This comic definitely deserves the four stars! (*￣▽￣)ノ”(^ー^*) Comment: why is the fire sprit so friggin cute?!! (｀ε´)

This is the story of the great archmage’s reincarnation into the Hyperion family as the “Third Star.” Review: I haven’t read enough of it to make a detailed review, but I think that the flow of the story is pretty good so far. Side note: (Left off on chapter 35)

Chapter 5

Review: I like the distinctive features that set this comic apart from other fantasy/romance novels. The world is detailed and is explained thoroughly. The specific things are what made me enjoy reading it because I could imagine it so clearly. There are also comedic tidbits that make you laugh occasionally. I immersed myself into this magical world, and I liked it. Comment: The fact that I liked the protagonist’s appearance better when she was wearing her dark wig proves that I have preferences in fiction. XD

Review: Question: why the Hades was I so reluctant to read this amazing masterpiece? I think that this might even rival One Punch Man! This comic is the true epitome of the “overpowered” trope. The action packed battles has me rattled and me sitting on the edge of my seat, greedily reading and immersing myself in their world. At first, I was kind of taken back by his lack of mercy, but then I got over it, and this comic is so freaking lit! The subtle romantic undertones are a plus! His necromancy related abilities just add to his feeling of formidability. I spent seven hours binge-reading this with no breaks, and guess what? I don’t regret it at all. That’s how good this is. periodt. Comment: Still waiting for season two! You won’t regret reading this comic if you give it a shot!(´꒳`) Update: It’s finally here, and I am so hyped! I’m reading chapter by chapter, and I’m still as in love with the series as when I had first discovered it. :) P.S: Caught up to chapter 126.

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Unrequited love sucks.

Left off on chapter 102.

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