Read this before and it's still as freaky as I remembered
I love how he got his revenge on the country and the men who abandoned him when he sacrificed himself for them. He's generous though, for taking them back and sharing the joy and pleasure he felt as a wife to a demon
Okay, it had a slightly uneven start, but it became lovable the more it went. I enjoyed the short bonding moments FL had with each of her husbands.
But then it slowly got cringey and slowly lost its charm in the last arc. Lots of things didn't make any sense and I never got over them as the story progressed.
Never got any closure on the arcs before (i.e. the academy) and everything just didn't seem right, storywise.
The concept was interesting and the art was decent, but it was a mid story at best and then it got lower than average in the latter part of the story.
Even the reverse harem wasn't done right. There were too many men and not enough time to get to know them because they had to juggle the five MLs, the FL, and the plot. I even find the last two ML's romance with her to be rushed and tasteless because they barely had any screen time at all compared to the other three. Although they had the most intimacy with the FL, to try and match the emotional chemistry with the others, I don't think it was enough despite the effort.
All in all, the story wasn't that good despite the interesting concept. The pacing was bad and I don't think they planned for anything that happened in the story, at all.
Anyway, I've said my piece. I liked it at first but the plot has many holes for me to like it all the way to the end. Won't be back again for a reread. Buhbye.
Sometimes I amaze myself for forgetting stories I've already read before. To think I literally forgot how this ended and how I reacted to it.
It was simple and light. I really enjoyed the concept and the genre. The witch part was creative but unnecessary to the story.
And there wasn't much on her past life. I don't think she even told her husband even though it's a big part of the reason why she is so good at making coffee. We all know it won't fly with her being a coffee genius. She has to have the skills after years and years of experience.
It almost scared me how she seemed like a witch to me in the way that she was way too good with coffee. But apparently they have a different concept on witches here.
They rushed the ending, I think.
Never really gave us more on her reunion with her mother, and the way they resolved the war that easily is far from realistic. It was years of war and probably decades of being scared of witches. That's why I said it was unnecessary to include the witches in the story.
I love the art though. It's light and simple and even though I'm not a coffee fan myself, I really like the visuals.
Such a shame there wasn't much conclusion on her toxic family. I really wanted them burning down. And I wanted to see the FL starting a family with her hubby. At the very least, a pregnancy announcement.
Anyways, probably be back to reread it again. Unintentionally reread this but I enjoyed it all the same.
Because I just reread this up to a certain point a few weeks ago. And for some reason, I put it on hold so now I cannot remember the context. Am I stupid or what---
Never mind that, turns out, I remember how many times the MC went through war in the story and I just got tired with all that so I took a break. Probably will be back in the future. Just bored out of mind so I'm reading other stories for now.
Be back, later.
It was as sweet as I first read it. Not gonna leave much more of a review. Just really loved the concept, the plot, the delivery, and the art. The smex scenes were scrumptious btw. No more words needed to appreciate this masterpiece.
I'd probably be back again to reread it. It's worth the read.
It's been over 2 years since I last read it and now I finally finished the last chapter.
It's not as sentimental as I thought it would be. Because despite its concept, it's a lighthearted story. It was a little serious at most, but in the latter half of the story, I think the author decided to give it up and focus on the happy ending.
Despite it being a happy ending, I think they rushed it and it wasn't as impactful as I expected. I believe I'm a little disappointed with it, though it was fun to see how their future turned out. Not much on the baby care, they only had one chapter to show us the baby and it frustrated me.
I think they also forced the relationship between the FL and ML. Like, they were attracted to each other for some unknown reason instead of falling IN LOVE with each other. It's like, they were compelled to be and I did not appreciate that. I'm more into the "falling in love with someone for being there for you" concept instead of the idea of falling for someone for no reason. Idk. Does it make sense? Whatever.
Anyway, I was expecting more. So disappointed. I had fun though, so never mind I guess.
Won't be back to reread it. Just did not like how it turned out compared to the initial idea I had of the plot.
Oh yeah, I remember now why I dropped this once.
It wasn't as interesting as the concept they introduced it to be. Too bad, I was invested at the first few chapters.
My impatient self did it again and skipped to the end and I didn't like what I saw.
From the beginning I found the story a little complex for me to stand and it wasn't that interesting to me. Not saying this for the other readers but that's what I feel. For me, I didn't like it because it wasn't to my tastes. That's it. Buh-bye.
It was interesting. Loved the lore and I loved the Seme. I didn't hate him because he didn't do anything to intentionally hurt the Uke. I know, sekswal assault and grape, but it was in the contract and he they never understood each othed in the first place so how was he supposed to know.
Anyway, the character design for the Seme is peak. I loved how sexy he looked omo. I felt bad for the other traders who followed him and it was wrong of him to assume that they would love his position as he does. Bet they'd hate him the same way they hated their home planet, or not.