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Nooo someone spoil me wth happens I was rooting for the ML he seemed like a good guy nauurr

The fact that we didn't see Candy wake up is kinda scary to me. What if she's dead and Cirrus is letting her lay there to cope or something. Though I feel like if something happened to Candy we'd lose Cirrus ┗( T﹏T )┛

Because of his stepfather's gambling debt, Jung Heejae continues to live as a student in the th...

We love consensual sex here

Because of her appearance and her behavior, Yoi has been continuously treated as a prince, despite b...

"The words that I've longed to hear for years, only to hear them from you, a man I've...

Aaaand this is how many korean men are. Specifically if you're a foreigner, they usually get you drunk and r4pe you, before blaming it all on you, because it's obviously because you were "too easy". Great representation.

Atp I think the only happy ending they'll get will be in the psych ward

Aaaand this is how many korean men are. Specifically if you're a foreigner, they usually get you drunk and r4pe you, before blaming it all on you, because it's obviously because you were "too easy". Great representation.

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Bro the ANGST at the climax hit me like a truck
This was exceptionnally good.

Not only the story is good, but the characters are also very well written. Such an interesing world to explore. Really, really liked this. The dialogue between the MCs was especially good, even at the start of their relationship. Great twist. Great art. There really isn't any flaw.

SPOILER
Though I feel like the "lie" ability wasn't completely explored or well used. If someone is a "False" even simple affirmations can't be said, so how did Jinsol even have a social/school life? If the teachers ask them If they cheated on the exam, he would have to either cheat at every exam to be able to answer "No" or get caught without cheating, and other stuff like that. Living as a "false" would be pretty much impossible. So some of the dialogue doesn't make sense considering Jinsol, and later MC were "False", but I guess that writing an authentic false wouldn't have been exploitable in a story (imagine the chaos of the dialogue lol).

Is the author doing well?? Is this on hiatus?

When will Cirrus get into his therapy era ┑(￣Д ￣)┍

After a night of heavy drinking, I found myself transmigrated inside a novel as the villainous Empre...

In order to receive love from her father, Keira tried her hardest to live the life of a perfect, sub...

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Ji-Woo Lee, an author gets reincarnated into her novel as Tara Elias, the 5th daughter of the Elias ...

Was this inspired by the drama or was the drama inspired by this? Either way, some things were done better in the drama (i heard there was a novel too?) while others were done better in the manga.
I personnaly didn't find Hira sympathetic at all in this, he was, like, an actual creep. I'd actually call the cops. In the drama he's much "cuter" even the "agressive" scene wasn't that bad lol.
Hira in the drama is less creepy, he stilll is a stalker but he's much less scary, here he's actually scaring me.
I also liked the way the dialogues were written in the drama (Hira tells the firework quote directly to Kiyoi, the nun thing was better too...).
On the other hand this Hira and Kiyoi are much less sympathetic, but that makes them more interesting, albeit less likeable.

I read this so many times already lmao
I guess my major issues lie within the romance. The characters have chemistry, it's not a problem on that part (though she did have more with Kenny at the start, I'm still living for their friendship). It's more about the way it was written, like, instead of giving us 10 chapters of the MC running away from a gang, or the dumb lazy epilogues, getting more into the developpement of their romance would have been much more interesting.
I disagree with the people who say that she only ended with Arwin because he was the one who made a move on her. It was explicitely stated that she liked him the most while reading the novel. Although the other two were so very handsome and would joke around or have wholesome moments with her, she never reacted the way she did for Arwin (blushing). I don't think that this attraction came from Arwin making moves on her, but more because Arwin was not interested in Ibelin, so she stopped seeing him as a novel character meanwhile she still saw the other two as Ibelin's fish.
Anyways, although I would have liked to see more of the actual "romance", this is still very entertaining.
Latte is an especially well written female character. I especially love the fact that not once is she presented as "not like other girls" or even called so by the male lead. She's funny, witty, smart, lovely. She doesn't excel in every aspect of her life, she doesn't attract every male character that sees her. She's a breath of fresh air. Most FLs are actually closer to Ibelin (Attracting everyone, directly stated as not like other girls, excelling in many things, having that "boys be loving me girls be hating me" persona...), so it was good to see that type of chatacter get shattered by someone much more geniuine.

My actual big issue was with the shift of the artstyle especially concerning Arwin. His best panel was for me the one in the festival where Latte hugs him. He looks tall, his shoulders look broad, he looks handsome. After that chapter he looks somewhere between a twink and a lesbian, which I guess isn't a bad thing, but I would have loved if the author had kept that "manly" design instead of making him look so effeminate. In most of the later panels he looks like a child...