Broccoli

This manhua is so fricking good. I had held off on reading this because I was a tad bit intimidated by the sheer amount of chapters there were but good lord, now I think there aren't enough chapters. The art is magnificent, it does a good job in complementing the story. The story is hilarious, sometimes with some of that heartache and of course, with just a hint of drama. Of course, mostly comedy. Trust me, you are going to speed through all these chapters in no time.

This is one of my first GL manhuas that I've read and let me fricking tell you, it is magnificent. I really like the art, it has this sort of rough sketch kind of feel to it but at times it does have a solid and consistent art style. The plot is also so heartwarming, funny, and sweet moments. It has almost everything you could want, fluff, comedy, and great characters.

The art for this manhwa is just majestic. Everything about it really just waters my crops and clears my skin, the shading, the characters, the colors, everything makes my eyes kneel and thank the gods for creating someone with such a magnificent talent in art. The plot is also super interesting so far. I'm really looking forward to seeing more of the funny story and of course, the god-like art style.

I really like the story so far. The art is great and the characters do look a bit too similar so it's hard to differentiate them but they are trying to make a historical manhwa grounded in some sort of realism so not much you can do there. Even with that, the story is really interesting. It takes a piece of real-life Korean history and puts a little twist to it which is a breath of fresh air. I think it's pretty hard to do something like this so I'm really looking forward to what the story does.

The art for this manhwa so far is really good. It has this wild and sort of rough feel to it, I can't really describe it. But for the premise of the story, I think it fits really well with it. The story is also super interesting. When you read these stories about fantasy adventures, you never really expect the MC to end up going back to school. I'm really looking forward to the story because it's such a new and unique thing to see.

Would you look at that? The artist for this really interesting manhwa is the same one who made The Emperor's Companion. Like always, their art is still just as pretty and unique. I'm really looking forward to how the artist draws the many desserts this manhwa will definitely show. The plot is also super interesting. I really enjoy all these cooking and baking manhwas so I'm looking forward to all the mouthwatering foods and the story as well.

When I tell you the art is good, I'm telling you the art is extremely good. Artists like this are like the modern-day Leonardo Da Vinci. The plot follows the generic reincarnation story but of course, like many stories of its kind, there are some unique aspects to it. Though it is moving fast, it isn't in a way that brings you out of the story.

It has finally been serialized and boy let me tell you am I excited to see the story. The art is just absolutely gorgeous no matter how you look at it and I am dying at the thought that the entire manhwa will be drawn this way. The story seems super interesting and puts a spin on the reincarnation trope. It also gives off a sort of sad and depressing feel to the plot so I'm looking forward to it.

I am so hyped for this manhwa and I literally do not know why, I just have a gut feeling it's gonna be that good. The art so far looks really good. The plot is also super interesting, so far I haven't read an isekai where the MC is actually a dude going into a girl's body. Also, I've always been told to play the piano but I never could for reasons so maybe reading this will help me not resent the whole art of playing the piano.