lilithespark's manga / #Manhwa(78)

Review: I usually read BLs that consist more of the journey of the main couple becoming an actual couple rather than the afterward. That’s why I was a bit conflicted when they got together more quickly in the story compared to others. The plot kind of dragged on after they finally got together which made reading some parts feel like a chore. However, those feelings subsided as the story began to pick up again. I, thoroughly, enjoyed reading this. The insight about the games gave a unique element to the story. Seeing them so happy made me happy while seeing them hurt made me hurt, too. When I was approaching the end of reading this, this sense of contentment arose, leaving the part of me that became so invested in them a shell of what I once was. Kind of like when you know the last day of school is coming and you reflect on the memories you made. It made me feel rather bittersweet. I liked seeing the side couple for the tiny bit they were included at the end. The storyline was realistic and made me question the ideals about life I currently possess. Free will is something most of us take for granted. Thoughts like those surfaced. I’m glad that I got to read about their journey, and a part of them will always be imbedded in merge back of my mind. I will definitely go and support the author. I regret being so hesitant to read this. That’s all for my rant. If you actually spared the time to read this, thank you! I’d love to know your thoughts if you’re also be willing to share them. (Copied and pasted my topic lol) Other than that, I’d definitely recommend.

Review: I really like BLs with school life themes, so this was entertaining. I despised the second-hand embarrassment, though. I think my heart was beating almost as fast as Juhyun’s. Anyways, I really liked it, and I can’t wait to read the sequel!

Side note: Caught up to chapter 30.

Review: Sickeningly sweet. Made me smile. A lot.

Side note: Left off on chapter 26.

Review: Very peculiar. I like the kinda of “fantasy/supernatural” element that is included. Makes reading this interesting. It pulls you in by making you curiouser and curiouser. Side note: Caught up to chapter 26.

Review: Wow. Just wow. These indescribable emotions are flooding in, my eyes are teary, and the shock you feel after you finish a book still lingers. “Letting go”. An unexpected ending, but a good one nonetheless. Happiness is short lived. Only when you let go will you finally be relieved of your burden.

Review: I’m not going to say this was perfect because it wasn’t. I didn’t like how the seme had to keep chasing after the uke as if he had the obligation. The teacher kind of ticked me off, too, at first, but then I saw past his facade. Minho and Class Prez were adorable love birds. The second couple was cool, too.

Review: Why didn’t I read this way sooner? I let my prejudice get the best of me again, didn’t I? They’re so cute. The Producer Lee thing got on my nerves, but the main couple is perfect for each other. They have so much chemistry. Chapter 73

Side note: Caught up to chapter 23