Started reading because I thought the art style was cute and soft looking, and it is, it's pretty and you can tell there was a lot of dedication put into this webcomic. With that said, the story was a bit of a letdown, and I say this as someone who is a lover of fluffy, slice of life media. None of them can communicate, and that's ok in romance, it's for the drama, I get it, but I feel like there was a loooot of missed opportunities when it came to this regard, knowing how easily some of the conflicts were resolved, and it gets to a point where it's kinda frustrating that things weren't more developed y'know?
Some scenes suffered from pacing (although not many, fortunately), and the premise in itself had wonky execution. Got lots more to say but I don't want this to be seen as a hate comment, because it isn't, even if I didn't enjoy the webcomic much.
Overall I hope for the best for the author in season 2 and that everything goes smoothly, regardless of the future of the platform they're using. I can only imagine how frustrating the whole ordeal is and wish for them to continue pursuing their creative path.
Started reading because I thought the art style was cute and soft looking, and it is, it's pretty and you can tell there was a lot of dedication put into this webcomic. With that said, the story was a bit of a letdown, and I say this as someone who is a lover of fluffy, slice of life media. None of them can communicate, and that's ok in romance, it's for the drama, I get it, but I feel like there was a loooot of missed opportunities when it came to this regard, knowing how easily some of the conflicts were resolved, and it gets to a point where it's kinda frustrating that things weren't more developed y'know?
Some scenes suffered from pacing (although not many, fortunately), and the premise in itself had wonky execution. Got lots more to say but I don't want this to be seen as a hate comment, because it isn't, even if I didn't enjoy the webcomic much.
Overall I hope for the best for the author in season 2 and that everything goes smoothly, regardless of the future of the platform they're using. I can only imagine how frustrating the whole ordeal is and wish for them to continue pursuing their creative path.