lilithespark's manga / #sweet(281)

Review: But you added all this build up—for what? Lmao. All jokes, but I was waiting for a sm*t scene, not going to lie. I loved the ending. Tsuki and Yamaguchi were a mood. Definitely liked this!

Review: The art was great. I love how Kageyama has no shame.

Review: More? Please? Pretty please? I got hooked.

Review: This manga zeroed in on Kageyama’s fear of being left alone with the backs of those he cherishes turned against him. This really opened my eyes. I feel like this part of him could be cannon. I think he has suffered trauma because of it.

Review: Damn. This was really sm*tty.

Review: This was depressing. Can’t say I didn’t enjoy reading this,

Review: This manga was so cute and fluffy. I really liked the art and the childhood friends trope. I’m happy that they had their happily ever after. Kind of sad we didn’t get to see their kids, though.

Review: This was like an epic love story, one you’d see in play with the lead’s dramatically proclaiming their love for each other. Anyway, the idol industry is a lot like how it was shown here… Fans don’t want their idols in relationships. Pretty exaggerated, but that part was realistic. I liked the animals ears on them. Felt like we were going back to our roots lmao. Their love didn’t necessarily have a reason, but I’m glad they’re happy in the end? Sure, this manga explores gender inequality, but it wasn’t enough for me I think. Decent story, though.