Lex's manga / #Comedy(241)

Doyun is a recessive Omega, but he certainly doesn’t look like an Omega at all: he’s tall, chiseled... But the worst of it all is that he’s a full-grown adult male who has yet to go into heat. He himself doesn’t see the problem though, and everyone he meets assumes he’s an Alpha, anyway. But when his body finally decides it’s “time,” it just happens to be at the most inopportune moment. He has no-one to turn to but his work rival, Taehan – but thankfully, Taehan is more than man enough to help him out. ---------- I quite liked Taehan and Doyun's personalities originally. And the plot was fairly interesting. The Artwork also had amazing potential, sure it has issues such as body proportions and, unfortunately, it's not very consistent, but the Artist really has this knack of pulling you in to its characters, especially their facial expressions. When I read Ch.12 I was so impressed by how the the Artist managed to make you feel how much Taehan and Doyun were absorbed into one another. I love how their emotions are drawn with so much attention, you can really sense that the Artist cares about their work and tries their best. But this is this and that's that. Honestly this was quite the let-down. Sure, it had potential. But for how long? As soon as Teahan and Doyun got together, Doyun's personality, along with the seemingly intriguing plot both went down the drain. It turned into this big orgy pile and I lost interest. Doyun isn't his own person anymore, he turned into this weak damsel in distress that needs Taehan to do everything for him. The plot has been stalling, and is basically nonexistent at this point. This manhwa is nothing else but easy sex now. And that is not to mention the unhealthy side "couple" with the Doctor and Doyun's brother. It all just really took me out of it. An unfortunate drop.

Who wouldn't be upset if they had a boss who treated them cruelly and unfairly? That is the life of Eom Boran, Henzel Company secretary under the leadership of Kwon Sehu. Unable to forget, Boran decided to vent her frustration by writing children's picture books. In the book, Boran drew Mr. Kwon, 'Huse', as a child who likes to bully his friends. Boran thought Mr. Kwon would never find out about the book, but fate said something else. What will happen to Boran? Can Boran hide the truth about the book from Mr. Kwon? ----------- It's quite the fluffy and naive type-read. I liked how their relationship wasn't rushed at the beginning, but then as soon as they got together it started to run like mad, so that was a bit of a let-down. But it was still enjoyable. Will's such a precious boy that adds to the story's dynamic. The time-skip at the end was also really sweet. I'd have loved to see a scene where Will had admitted to Harrison that he saw him as his own father and not just a care-taker. It's not necessary as it's already very well shown throughout the entire story, but it'd have added this endearing tone to it all, as well as really further empathize his and Harrison's already very strong bond. I feel like I'd have loved to see such a moment. And as Harrison & Viola's relationship got so rushed at the end it kept me from enjoying it to its fullest potential, which was a shame. We got plenty of time & content developing the start of it and letting us see their feelings for each other bloom, but as soon as they got together, literally two days after they got engaged. I feel like had it been cut at them getting together & Viola publishing her book, then a time-skip of them married, it'd have been better. But anyway. This is still enjoyable if you don't look too much into the details of it.

On hold. Ch.50

Sarah, the tough girl accidentally meets Elios, a blind young man her age. Elios is very mysterious and makes Sarah curious. Is Elios hiding something? Will Sarah fall in love with him? ---------- I absolutely loved this. Elios' character is mesmerizing, fascinating, intriguing and deep. I loved Sarah's earnest and mischievous personality. Sigit's complexity and aloofness. Every single side character had something that made me want to keep on reading about them and their stories. I became so invested in this story in a way that I hadn't been for a long time. I loved to see each plot device being resolved, every obstacle being overcome and the characters' traumas being addressed and tackled with such realism. Nothing felt rushed or brushed over. Be it the friendships or the romantic relationships within this, I loved to read it all and got excited for what would come next. There is such a nice balance between the more comedic and more serious storyline. It managed to feel light-hearted to read at times, then, then thing you know, it would feel so heavy and serious. Such a masterpiece. I was taken aback by it in every way possible.