Art style was gorgeous. Characters were meh. Plot was trash.
I loved the manhwa that I rated it five-star. It was definitely different from others because this one portrayed how narcissism and manipulation get dangerous. After reading, you’ll find yourself thinking about ts.
The first season was peak. I loved her teasing panels. The art style was also great (it piques my curiosity for those ugly men but I prefer them to be like that). She’s a hœ but with limits. Haeyo got ruined in second season. She became an easy girl. Everyone’s taking advantage of her. I didn’t like that.
Reading this for the tea. Unique concept BUT I don’t tolerate NTR. It’s just funny to see stories about real people. For those cheaters, I hope your spouses will pick up this manhwa and find out your affairs.
Masterpiece. Strong & determined female lead. Best male lead. Pretty art style. Unique ending.
This is my most favorite manga. No unnecessary drama, no politics, no villains, just pure OTAKU. I truly love Hirotaka.
The amount of connections the characters have— I cannot. I was minor when I first read this and back then, I already felt disgusted for MANY reasons. It was hard for me to fathom the scenes. I got creeped out and somehow traumatized. Glad she ended up with a man her age, though it’s kind of weird because of the previous situations. It was well-written. I hate the characters but not the manhwa.
I loved it. I got really bored— so I had to skip from 125 to 150. Kassel or whatever his name is, he was such an angel. He truly loved Jay, but we can't blame her for her trauma. Dane is great but Kassel was the one first man in Jay's life. Hope he finds his happiness, peace, and love. All in all, this was a good read! FL is cunning; thing we really love in "revenge" stories.
Another good read! All the things in this manhwa are chaotic, funny, and somehow relatable. The plot is unique— there are stuff that were historically fact like the hygiene during this era. As someone who’s also a body-conscious, seeing characters that are hygienic felt satisfying. There are secondhand embarrassment scenes but I think it suits the story.
Sid is definitely the male lead— he has unique abilities, rough childhood, and an imperial prince. However, Lulu and Raphael’s interactions are much more interesting to watch. They don’t exert cringy vibes.
So natural, right?