AdinaAnime1900's manga / #want more!!!(55)

I don't even know what to say about the psychological warfare that is Save me. It starts off okay but then you get hit with all of these crazy plots that look like plotholes but end up being foundation instead. The main character being bullied for being wheelchair-bound and the new student is revealed to be his twin brother that got separated by birth. The fact that the brother is a sociopath was frightening when I pick up on it. Just merciless and over but being dark in general for the sake of protecting the person he'd been looking for all that time. But he wasn't like your generic sociopath and I think that's what I liked about his character.

I started this book and dropped it, before picking it up again. It was honestly the cutest thing I've read in my life. The relatable characters and the plot were all up to date. They put the characters in funny situations while also showing us the problems, strengths, and weaknesses. This is one of those refreshing books to read.

This was a pretty good book. Although I really dislike the fact that it was short. It had a lot of potential to be longer and have more antagonists and story. But other than that it was actually pretty good. It was despair-inducing and you can't help but sympathize with every character and the pain they went through.

I honestly can't help but like this series. I binged the whole story in a day and I absolutely fell in love with it. I loved the characters and the entire plot was so good! The build-up to the climax was amazing and the climax its self was so good I don't even have words to describe how good it was. The characters were amazing and you had to love them. I mean, how could you not? They were so likable and every motive had a meaning regardless of if the person was an antagonist and a protagonist. I would definitely read this again and would recommend it to people. I hate how long it took me to get into this but I'm so glad I found it and finished it.

This was so cute.

Reading this made me cry. Not only did it teach me the importance of survival but it taught me about how I should treat the concept of life, death, and loneliness. It can be handled in many ways depending on your will to keep moving forward. This is definitely a must-read. The message and story will not disappoint.