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@Soleil119 I certainly wish that it was fully developed, but I fear that, at this point it certainly is not.

@ObsidianX Those chapters have been moved to: https://mangadex.org/title/59406/secret-love-pre-serialization @AuraQuartz This is one of the most irritating, over-used, clichéd storytelling tropes out there. Female lead secretly likes male lead but 3rd party girl tells female lead she likes...

Look who's still being a bitch!

Little Bird sure is being a Little Bitch.

The ONLY good thing about this series is chapter 7.5, Silver Street Romantic, which is a oneshot not connected with the rest of this garbage in any way. Alone, I'd give that chapter a 10, but it cannot pull the series as a whole out of the gutter which I've generously rated a 1 since I can't...

Yet another series with an interfering, man-hating bitch who opposes the female lead getting involved with any man. Ho hum...

With each new chapter I like both Su Ah and Orangutan-boy less and less. As much as I would like Hoobeom to be happy, the wishy-washy heroine needs to get her head out of the sand before she deserves to be with him. Sleazy, manipulative orangutan and moronic, love-starved girl should just get...

The sweet, comfy train ride is now over. Get ready for a long, downward slide on an irritating, over-used, clichéd storytelling route. Enter the curse of unimaginative writing in romance stories:

WTF? What's with the asshole female lead? Why should she give two shits what the male lead thinks? She's only using him for her own advantage. As long as he goes through with her ridiculously stupid scheme, why should she care who he associates with?

Why do all these virgin gyarus act and talk like sluts? Or is she really just a slut?

Ugh... Here we go with the 3rd wheel and the wishy-washy heroine. How long will it be before she starts dating the chief editor? Will she ever realize that she really wants to be with Hoobeom and not the orange-haired orang-u-tan? And how more clichéd can this get? Girl seeks advice from 3rd...

Unfortunately, this is just a typical, clichéd story, ticking off all the usual tropes with a wishy-washy, love-starved heroine. I love the art, I like the male lead (no, not the orange-haired orang-u-tan), I like the leads best friends, but I don't like the female lead.

How very corny and such clichéd storytelling, contrived and uneccesary drama. What a waste of a chapter.

The font is such an eyesore that I couldn't get past the first couple pages. Do everyone a favor and go with a more traditional (and easily readable) font like Wild Words.

@rizirizi How the fuck do reading comments that you disagree with ruin a chapter?

So, instead of a shitty lesbian in love with the female lead we got an obnoxious asshole little sister trying to break up the main characters. And of course she just happens to know the dirtbag 3rd wheel and wants her stupid sister to be with him. And of course the dirtbag 3rd wheel just has to...

@kristygay Frankly, I don't like him with either of the two women they way he is now. He's a chicken-shit liar that doesn't have the balls to tell the girl he likes that he likes her. He's terrified that Hasegawa will "find out" that he's in love with her, but he doesn't want her to be in love...

Yeah, Kusakabe-kun, you really should break up with her. If her heart skips a beat when that dirtbag forces a hug a on her, just think how she'll feel and what she'll do when the dirtbag forces a kiss a on her. She claims that she loves you so much, but she sure didn't prove it by spending her...

@romaraje Shall we take bets on whether the female lead or her friend will get a boyfriend first? I'm betting on the friend.

Someone certainly seems to have a victim mentality, even deciding what other people are thinking without bothering to ask them directly.