The MC is stupid, the plot is stupid. A lot of things didn't make any sense as most manhuas do. The concept though, is very interesting.
I'm still gonna read it but I'mma put this on hold for a while. Mainly because the MC was being stupid again and doing stupid things. They tell her to leave, she stays. They tell her to run away to safety, she comes running right back because she's worried about her partners.
Hell--why in the world does she think worrying is any help!? She thinks she's superman flying to save her lovers when she just puts them and herself in more danger. She's a liability and she doesn't get that. Sometimes she does get it but the storyline is so stupid that it even forgets the MC's original mindset or something and in the next arc she blindly rushes into her lovers' scuffles.
Anyways, still gonna read it because I like the concept. The storyline though, not even a little bit of good.
Like---Oh my goodness, I fell in love with both of the main characters.
The Uke is so sweet, so kind, so full of light, he's a ray of sunshine in the Seme's life. I absolutely love that he is as innocent as he is surprisingly tough. I mean, he's also stubborn enough to be with the Seme.
The Seme is the type who speaks and thinks the opposite of what they truly feel. He's not a tsundere, I believe. He never really said bad things to the Uke or denied anything like tsunderes do.
He doesn't realize it but he was falling for the Uke at the very beginning of their reunion. He was slowly getting suffocated by his father and his life that the Uke was the breath of fresh air that he got in time where he needed it the most.
I also love that the Seme is saying something so fake with his mouth like, "You can eat what you like."
And his thoughts were, "His face is so ugly."
But then his movements were gently touching the Uke's face to wipe the dirt.
It's like, all three of his organs have minds of their own.
It's a first for me to see this type of person and it's so funny to watch him doing it constantly.
I love the art, the Seme obviously looked hot asf. And the Uke is so cute and has that baby face for a guy his age. I swear, I always forget that they're the same age and it was hilarious whenever they call him a "kid" when he's either older or at the same age as them.
I also love the smexy scenes. Obviously there are no official smexing happening yet but I love their chemistry and the real thing will surely be within my expectations. Also, keep in mind their size difference.... kyaaaa
I also love the concept, simple, wholesome, just right. The plot is okay though a little lacking, the storyline was good but there weren't much context on the Uke's family, hopefully we'll know more in the epilogues.
The humor was hilarious, I also love the dynamic between them where the Seme, who is known to be cold, strict, and a perfectionist to lose his mask whenever he's with the Uke. I love their one-sided banters and the Seme acting like a mother hen towards the Uke.
I am so looking forward to the epilogue and more dramas in their side stories. I hope they don't rush it because I need time to take it in and accept that this funny couple is saying goodbye.
The concept was good, the plot, the storyline, the flow, the pacing, absolutely fabulous.
The character designs are also fantastic, I definitely saw this artstyle before.
And the ART--oh the art is just breathtaking. I love the smex scenes most and I have no complaints about it and their horny asses that do it every single day.
I really love the Seme. He acted so casual at first but if you think about it, they never really showed his watch to look at the love count. It was likely high and they never showed it because it would give away how obvious he liked the Uke.
He's probably one of the greenest flags I've seen, granted he was secretive and had someone tail the Uke, but he did it because of that psycho stalker of his.
The Uke is an adorable one. He's plain in terms of personality but I really love how he was so honest with himself and with the Seme when it comes to their relationship. When he realized how he felt about the Seme, he didn't take a long time to confess. Even that time when the psycho stalker appeared, he actually told the Seme about it instead of keeping it a secret and overthink by himself.
Granted, he's an idiot for following the psycho stalker when he called for him and almost got himself killed, but it's adorable that he never doubted the Seme and that even if he did he would still accept him.
I love a couple that doesn't eff around, going in circles about their relationship and keeping their feelings to themselves. I love the drama, but sometimes it's exhausting if you add too much of it in the story.
Anyways, definitely recommend. I am SO GLAD that this wasn't over. I am really looking forward to their future, their baby (I swear, I'm gonna be its grandma if it's the last thing I do).
I am indeed looking forward to the second couple's story, but not as much as the part where that psycho stalker gets what he deserves for ruining the Seme's reputation and trying to ruin his future with the Uke.
Ooh, I do hope it's not a quick and easy karma. Make it slow, start small, then gradually make it bigger, more painful and more suffocating that he wishes he was dead.
.... Don't look at me like I'm a sicko, I bet you were hoping for it too.
I love that the first couple were almost chaotic, considering they're younger, and I love that the second couple is calmer and a bit more mature, but sweeter. Y'know what I mean?
Don't get me wrong, I love the concept. I love the plot. And the art is decent. The smex scenes didn't trigger me nor did it gross me out so, average?
It's the storyline that pissed me off. There were a lot of plotholes too.
First of all, the Seme was a jerk who bit the Uke out of nowhere to get the wild hybrids, but he's also the one who hated the mayor for doing the same to the Uke. Like, are. You alright in the head, love?
It also pissed me off when the Seme hated on the Uke for getting involved, when in the first place HE got him involved.
Second, the love triangle trio here are completely unnecessary and insignificant to the plot. Why bother inserting them here? The fox liked the Seme but they're not romantically or sexually involved, the snake was jealous and insecure of the Seme but that's it, and the wolf guy just hated the Seme because of the fox and never touched the Uke. So basically, they're nothing. We could've gone without them and the story would still be alright.
Thirdly, there were a lot of plotholes here. They never really showed what happened to the Seme's parents. It's also weird for me that the Uke calls the Seme (who is in fact, 5 years younger than him) "Sunbae".
Like, that's just a tad bit disrespectful, no?
And lastly, the ending sucked. Like, it literally sucked ass. They never really showed us their romantic relationship but they did show us their situationship, their asserting-dominance relationship, and a one-sided love from the Uke's side.
Even the chapters were short. The story may have reached almost 80 chapters, but each of them you could barely call a "chapter".
Still, it's not half bad. I understand the low ratings but the concept is very interesting, I am hoping to see more of it.
Side stories should really be a thing, fricking for real.
Oh my THIS IS SO CUTE!!!!
I realize I haven't left any comments or reviews yet but I'mma wait until this is completed to do so.
Urghhhh! Another masterpiece by my favorite author, how lucky!!
I came here fully expecting comedy and fluff. Imagine my surprise to see grape, sexual abuse, assault, molestation, murder, and pedophilia. There should've been warning signs at the top of every chapter, let alone the entire story!
The art is okay, if anything the art was hot. Even the villain was hot for an older man and I hate him for that. He should've had a beer belly but all we got was a hot piece of @#$(_/ on him, and it was so unfair!
The concept and the storyline wasn't THAT good for me. It wasn't as frustrating as some of the similar things I've read before.
Granted, I basically got immunity for things like these now, and I never really got angry at the villain.
I just got grossed out at him grooming a child and having men beat him up to corner him so Uke would crawl back to him.
He's disgusting and an absolute b@#$&+)/.
Anyways, the Seme may be a weirdo but he's OUR Weirdo. He's a-okay in my book. I may be a dark romanticist and my brother or other people may think I'm weird for that, but as long as you don't hurt me or any of the people close to me, as long as you don't do anything I don't like, you're a green flag to me. I'm toxic that way.
Anyways, I wanted more of their love story. It ain't enough actually and I wanted to see more of Yona's badass side.
I know he erased those bastards who tried to touch Chang-il, but dang I wanted to see him do it!
The story was a mess, the plot was predictable, the art is average, the concept is overused, and the scanlations sucked.
The smex scenes were alright though, that may be the only thing this got going.
I ain't saying anything more. This is just one of those stories that you read on a whim and you'll easily forget. It's not good but it ain't the worst you've read either.
Is that it?????
I'm certain this one's rushed. This cannot end just like. You can't deprive me of my happinessssssssss!!!!
Who drops 4 chapters of this adorable story and just leaves without completing it!??
Urghhh. I really wanted more. Believe me when I say I went to different sites just to look for the continuation. Sadly, they're in similar situations.
It's a meh in my book.
It's good, just not that deep and interesting for me to be crazy about.
The concept is good. I could deal with the ahegaos and porno. What bothered me the most are the bruises.
Those things usually take hours to show but apparently in this story, bruises show in less than 10 seconds.
I don't love the art, could be better, but the action scenes were good. I also love the plotline. Usually we see MCs doing their best utilizing their knowledge of the future and creating a better one (i.e. grabbing the best titles, stealing the best skills, earning tons of money), but we never really see the process of it all.
This one should be applauded for even diving into the world of business and investments, let alone showing us the process of it all.
Like, I didn't understand a single thing, to be honest (I'd rather they choose a different concept familiar to me), but I did understand the gist of it and how significant a change it would be on the day of the disaster.
There were barely any action scenes all through the first half of the story, had to be in chapter 70 till we get serious on the disasters and all that, but it didn't sway me from dropping it.
I suppose the slowburn (of the fights) got me going because I really really wanted to see the fruits of his labor through, almost, thirty years of his regressed life.
I already had a gut feeling on his relationship with his school teacher, but I never expected the story to actually execute it. Good thing she isn't the yandere type, otherwise I'd really be bothered by the physical age gap (mentally, though, they're the same age so, okay???).
I loved the fact that not everyone that the MC is with has plot armor, no matter how important they were going to be. I actually expected Caliber to die several times, because the story is cold that way, and even expected Jonathan and Joshua to be gone before they reunited so, it's great that the story kept me on my toes the whole time they were in the trial stage.
Anyways, there were a lot of plotholes and the first half was really boring and confusing, but it's definitely one of a kind. I suggest you guys read this and try to suck it up for at least 70 chapters.
I, for real, just skimmed through the confusing chapters but it never really affected me much in the latter half of the story.
You just have to understand that the MC basically owns the entire market, controls the world through his money, and lords over every single being in the world with his awakened powers.
Don't worry, at least he's not an ass and he cares for his people, especially the loyal ones and his family.
Okay, so apparently I already read this years ago and stopped just because the scanlations sucked. Reading it in another site was better and apparently was dumb enough not to do it before.
Anyways, they're a frustrating couple to read. An unlikely match. They're both idiots in a way that they assume what the other was saying and there goes a myriad of misunderstandings that they never fixed because they never thought it was a misunderstanding in the first place!
I mean, they both really gotta learn how to read between the lines. Some of the things they talked about seemed off from the start, it's frustrating how they never noticed it.
Usually only one of them is this thick, to have both of them being completely clueless about each other is a nightmare.
Anyways, still, I love how they developed as a couple. They managed to get through these misunderstandings slowly and it's kinda funny how they're both struggling to do it.
I love the story. The concept, the plot, it's very interesting. Unique, horrifying, but interesting.
I dare say it's almost perfect until you notice the panels. I know how to read manga, I'll have you know I've been reading them for years now, almost a decade. But how in the world do I read this? It's like every panel is positioned wrong or that I read it wrong, and some of them were either skipped, cut off, or shuffled. Like, I may not be confused by the dialogues, but I think I was having a stroke trying to figure out what was happening in the story with those awful panels.
I wish it was longer though. We need more of their romance, actually.
Seriously, that little misunderstanding got in the way of their romance, but I love the idea that they got back together in their mid thirties.
They're both funny as hell and with a story like this I was actually expecting it to have a lot, like, a LOT of smex scenes.
It's unexpected. I wish there was more.
The first I've ever read in a long time. I mean, everything is just so adorable and fluffy, like urrghhhhhh!
The art is cute, the concept is unique, and every story is different, I don't think I got bored through the few hours I spent (unwillingly had to pause several times to do something).
Anyways, I know I don't re-read much and a handful of them I genuinely like despite not reading twice, but I definitely would read this again in the future.
If you think relationships between two males with different species, different animals, animals and humans are okay, then you've come to the right place!
Okay, t'was adorable but it's a meh in the romance part.
Also, the second story was uncalled for!
I'mma go out on a limb and say that we were deprived of a 3p. And THEY KNOW what they were doing when they put that at the last panel.
Was that it?? For real???
Dang it. It's the good ones that are cut short.