lilithespark's manga / #school life(861)

Review: I think this is pretty interesting. Really light. I skimmed through most of it. We’re just watching our boy be overpowered, slowly building his harem, and dealing with his teenage needs. Side note: Left off on chapter 85.

When Yeon-Ho accidentally trips overs himself and creates a hole in the wall of his new house, he finds that he unlocks a memory that he had tried so hard to forget ten years ago. Jang Jae-Ha . . . How could he have ever forgotten about him? Review: So . . . This manhwa made me cry, especially the ending. Like, gods damn it! This comic was full of angst. Thank the gods for the ambiguous ending. I’m just going to pretend that it was all a dream and that they are still alive in high school and are together. <3 ANYWAYS— i was kidding. I know my heart starves for emotional pain. the true ending is that yeon-ho died because that was the price he had to pay for changing jae-ha’s fate. he finally received closure and accepted his destiny. and that’s on trauma. this manhwa needs the five stars. the storyline is simply breathtaking. the art might not be something you’re used to, but it adds to the whole “time travel” thing. i love it, and i know whenever i think of this manhwa, i’m going to cry. <3

Review: Such a good story! Couldn’t take the chairman thing at the end, seriously. Finally managed to read past chapter 24 on 1/2/2022. Really cute! I loved their established relationship. The ending was sweet, but! I wish we could’ve seen the students’ reaction to their relationship. (￣^￣) Side note: Left off on chapter 24.

Comment: Why am I just now finding out that their is a comic adaptation of the original novel? I was just reading it the other day and it just popped up on my feed. Weird coincidence, huh? -_- Anyway, the characters are different from what I had previously imagined, but this definitely gave me more of a concrete visual of the characters. Usually, when I imagine characters, I can’t see them crystal clear. It’s like I can imagine maybe one feature, and that’s it, but even that changes along with my perspective of the character.