weeb's manga / #Nobility(47)

Can't wait to see where they take this set up.

MC with a brain! And not just any brain, she's actually somewhat of a genius at scheming. The guy isn't some cold jerk (not that I don't like them but it's nice to have someone kind sometimes). Idk wtf is going to happen to the updates though. Trying to read the updates from the previous scanlators is basically impossible and the person who uploaded the last chapter said they're not doing it again. EDIT: So apparently I loved this? Lmfao can't remember a thing I'd have to reread it all to see. I thought this was borderline garbage and that's why I haven't touched it in so long.

Unexpectedly good for a Chinese webtoon. It does start to lose steam after a bit though. The romance is finally beginning so I'm looking forward to that.

3 stars is on the low side but I couldn't confidently give it 4. It starts off great, with most issues stemming from pacing. Certain parts feel rushed and imo most characters are unlikable. I think the direction they took the plot in was good though. Generally the art is great, there's just a few moments where it's a bit wonky.

Everything is great except for one thing, why doesn't Hamel destroy the book and remove Kiki and Larajey's memories of it? I like that the FL is already in love though, I don't like it when the girl keeps refusing the guy for no reason. Also her undying thirst combined with mind reading abilities is pure gold. EDIT: I had to take away a star for Ginger's stupidity. I was being patient about it before but it's just too much now, makes me not want to read when every problem in the series is caused by her not using a single braincell. EDIT 2: LOL this finished half a year ago and I didn't notice. I think I couldn't be bothered to read for so long because the romance was slow and Ginger is dumb? The longer I don't read something the less I feel the desire to as well.

I feel like it could be deserving of 5 stars but there's very little romantic development going on so that's all I can give. EDIT: Forgot to mention they did start dating, but something is still holding the series back and I can't quite put my finger on it.

I like it, I really like it. But please, for the love of god, get Hari with somebody before I step in to Alabama territory. I'm already simping for Eugene and it's a very slippery slope I'm standing on. To be fair though I actually don't mind the lowkey incest, I just hate being on the losing ship's side. EDIT: Holy shit I think he's actually the ML. Fuck yeah man I don't have to hold back anymore! Wait I gave this 4 stars? Probably gonna be a 5 when I catch up. EDIT 2: Back to 4 but that might be the terrible translation.

It's looking to be very good. We just got our first look at who I believe to be the ML(yeah I was right on the money and he's hot) but regardless I've had plenty of fun just seeing how the plot plays out. It's nice that the first arc wasn't dragged out for no reason, and I'm excited to see the family grow closer.

Maybe it'll be good, maybe it won't. We just got our introduction to ML and he's a bit of a jerk. I would've preferred if the FL was all over him trying to marry in to riches so at least we'd be making progress.

I can't decide if I wanna rate it 4 or 5 stars so it's like this for now. The structure reminds me a little of "As You Wish, Prince". She went in to the world of the novel that she wrote and even *spoilers*. Comedy is absolutely amazing, as is the FL's personality, it's basically impossible to not love the ML but *spoilers* so I'm waiting to see what it's going to be like later. EDIT: Went down to 3 for the overwhelmingly pushy "feminist" signals. Like ok, I know Rina is OP in more ways than one but you really think she can rule a country? What's wrong with Edward taking the throne with Rina as an aide? Why does she have to make it sound like all the girls would be more successful if their jobs were "manly" like engineering? Cooking and sewing are just as important and shouldn't be treated as lesser on the basis of them being feminine. You don't need to act like a man to be a strong woman.