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I really, really empathised with Hyunsoo Seo's character. You root for him and you understand him and you're happy that he gets his happy ending. The sex scenes didn't feel overdone, and i'm glad there wasn't too much of a significance of their fwb relationship, with most of the story focused on their growing feelings towards each other. Will come back to read this again

I thought this was an interesting take on the whole "villainess" genre. Not only does the main character bypass all destruction flags, but she does it by being herself. It felt really rewarding to read and you can't help but root for the main character. I've re-read this a couple times. Great start and ending!

Honestly, I had really low expectations. I'm not usually a fan of delinquent ukes and Kaisei's appearance threw me off initially. However, the mc's relationship with Jiu was done gently and in a heartfelt manner. Loved this. I need to go do assignments now.

(21/11/2025) i've been reading Motomi Kyousuke for years, but I absolutely loved the QQ Sweeper series, especially the first instalment (this one). I really got into the premise and the depth behind every character, especially the backstory behind the main couple.