I think it's still too soon to form an opinion. Will write something if and when we get more chapters.
It follows the fake dating trope. Followed by the common plot point of the MC coming from a middle class family that needs money for school, while the other is rich and willing to cover for said MC.
There's a reason these plot points are commonly used, it's because they work. But since they are commonly used it's often hard to breath new life into them. But this one manages to make the trope seem fresh. Overall, I love this.
Score: 9.8/10
Sayuri's younger sister, Mikoto, is an angel. The plot revolves around the romantic relationship of two sisters who haven't seen each other fo an entire decade.
What follows is a rom-com/slice of life type story with a lot of laughs and some tears. Some moments feel bittersweet, ultimately leading to an emotional ending that left me in tears.
Just to be clear both Sayuri and Mikoto are biological siblings. Don't like, don't read.
Score: 10/10
A maid comes to work at the manor of which the Lady is the only resident. Later that night she finds out the secret that the Lady herself has kept under wraps. This begins the twisted tale of 'A Lady's Table'.
It's pretty good. Though a grievance I have is that it only lasts six chapters. This had the potential to be something more, but ended at what could have been the true start of the tale.
Okay, summary first I guess... A writer has a neighbour who keeps having loud sex next door. Hijinks ensue and now she's in love with said neighbour.
Honestly, gives me the same second-hand embarrassment as "Fly Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee" at times. So if you want something similar to that this is the work fot it.
Also, I feel like it's important to mention that I really love the fucking bird.
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