This is a story full of well-known tropes that take up the entirety of the plot. It has good potential, but the plot wasn't interesting to me because of how cliche it was. It did have some cute moments in there, but I wanted to see more development overall. The whole thing ended up feeling boring towards the end.
A very cute story about young love. Two people are able to see a timer above their heads, but neither of them know what it means. As the plot forms, the characters grow closer and start relying on one another. They essentially become each others' sources for happiness, and even though there's some miscommunication, they work through it as well. Very nice experience to read.
This story brings an interesting perspective to relationships, and it handles the development of feelings and getting together beautifully. It manages to create complex and flawed characters, while also giving them room for growth in the span of 30 chapters. I wanted more of this and the side story felt like the cherry on top after the initial ending. Would recommend.
This is such a heartfelt and tragic story with a realistic and bittersweet on perspective on mortality and immortality. The fact that the readers know the characters are going to be apart, and indirectly know the plot of the story as well as what will happen in the end, it makes it all ten times sadder.
A story about falling in love and navigating everything that comes with that--the new emotions, the possibility of rejection, the nervousness, the miscommunication and making up afterwards. This short story works, the art is pretty and the characters' dynamic is cute and funny at times.
A very cute story focused on childhood friends to lovers. The plot has a lot of potential, but because it is only ten chapters, it seems rushed to me. This could have been so good if the author had given themselves more chapters to work with. Even so, the art is beautiful and the petty fight between the characters is solved somewhat well. Some things could be better, but it is very enjoyable and pleasant overall.
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