lilithespark's manga / #supernatural(658)

Comment: Dayum.

Comment: Wow.

Comment: yeah

Comment: What a tease haha

Comment: why is it spicy?

Comment: rIsE aNd ShInEeE

Comment: Are y’all into beastiality or sumn? This kind of sus. |_・)

Review: I really enjoyed thus so far. I believe that it has lots of potential. Chapter 28 did have me confused, though. Was it a redraw of the already set plot? I didn’t understand. The MC’s past self was hot honestly. I kind of wish he had stayed that way, but Paril’s attractive, too. The protagonist’d attitude is kind of arrogant, and I’m glad he got a taste of his own medicine. I look forward to seeing the future chapters of this comic. Side note: Caught up to chapter 28.

You know what they say “Food is the way to someone’s love.” Or something like that. Don’t @ me. Review: This manhua (I’m pretty sure this is of Chinese origin) surpassed my expectations. The art kept consistently improving. The food was deliciously drawn, so that was a sure plus! The storyline was built into a solid plot. I loved the character development, the historical aspect of this comic, and almost everything about it. This comic is more of a slice of life and comedy than a romance one. The drama kept me hooked, and I binge-read this in one sitting. It kind of took a toll on me, but I didn’t mind. That’s how good this is. I can’t wait for the next chapters to come. Side note: Caught up to chapter 166.

Review: This manga is completed, and it’s isekai! I’m looking forward to finishing this. Update: It ended. Just like that. This manga had the potential to grow into something more, but the contributors of this project couldn’t bring it out. I read some comments, and it seems this manga was only made to promote the light novel. I was honestly so excited to read this, only to be disappointed. I liked the characters and the art, and it’s unfortunate that I won’t be able to read more of them. It’s unfinished. It reminded me of how No Game No Life (an anime) ended on season one. They both had the potential to become something more, but didn’t. It saddens me to see good work like this dropped. It’s always the “what ifs” we dwell on in life. I’m dissatisfied.