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damn this story really is just a vehicle for tired, annoying tropes huh? For real, it feels like every adult character is actually just 2 middle schoolers in a trenchcoat with the level of emotional maturity I’m seeing here.

I swear, if this is “sensei I was in love with you while I was a student and now I grew up so we should bang” I’m gonna lose it, that shit is gross

Repackaged tropes and cheap drama-bait. If you don’t like the main plot driver being misunderstandings, secrets, and lying between the MCs then you should probably hard avoid this one. Also the magic system in this story is so poorly explained that I made it almost 60 chapters and I still...

I cant with this shit anymore, my god. She just takes what her father says at face value without verifying it, what a convenient way to create drama. Literally one question to her husband and this whole bullshit situation could probably be resolved, and if it couldn’t, at least they’d be working...

Lmao requiring readers to pay for “early access chapters” has got to be a new low for scan groups. If you want $$$ per chapter, go legit, otherwise fuck off with that shit. Also none of that money goes to the original author, so it’s even more shitty than just “we want to get paid”; they take...

Lmao “you cannot stop Koreans from overworking themselves”, you gotta be shitting me. Like, I’m not saying Koreans aren’t hardworking people, but there’s a reason so many manhwas start with “I died from overwork at a company that treated me like shit”. There’s a culture of socially-enforced...

So I get wanting to have your character have a traumatic story that causes them to struggle in the here and now, but holy hell, you gotta clue us in earlier about what’s going on otherwise you end up here. We, the audience, don’t know why he’s like this. The other characters in the audience...

Perfectly normal.

Pros: You know what. Cons: MC is unironically a piece of shit. Sexualizing a 12 year old. Y’all can miss me with this shit.

“Bitch I made this”

Kei is a fuckin smooth operator, mark my words that boy is gonna catch someone fine one day

This entire story is a friggin fever dream. It’s a cool premise, mixing up the whole “regressing with constellations” genre with music; it’s actually super interesting. At least, the premise is. This execution of it is… I dunno, man. It feels rushed and unplanned, like the author is just kind...

Someone explain to me how this dude is living his second life and somehow neither he nor Dumbledork have the presence of mind to make sure the other guy is actually down before relaxing? Cmon, man, I’m supposed to believe that homeboy was a mage of the highest order, battle-hardened through fire...

What the fuck is happening here? Poor TL aside (it’s LuaScans, what do you expect), the only thing we really know about the character of the MC is that she’s lazy. 5 chapters and that’s all we’ve really understood. No real compelling reason, either. No “I tried hard and didn’t win so now I’m...

Woah woah woah, pump the brakes. Aren’t we missing like 40-50 chapters of romantic tension driven by nothing but cheap misunderstandings and blatant lying? No? Damn, I thought that’s how these kinds of stories go…. I’m actually super stoked to see two adults come to terms with their feelings...

Huh. Well, that’s certainly one way to end things. Kinda feels like ass that they’re keeping MC in the dark about Aster’s memory though; that’s an unresolved plot point line that it feels like they just kind of lampshaded, especially since the last couple chapters barely even included the MC...

MC is starting to realize that he’s just another child

I’ll level with you. Of all the things I expected, that was not one of them. I did not read the tags. 10/10

Ah yes, manhwas and a clumsily contrived misunderstanding to create tension in the plot. Name a more iconic duo. Seriously though, this kind of cheap plot device to drive the story forward is just…. Ugh. It’s lazy. It’s unimaginative. It’s stale as hell. We’ve all read 1000 stories that used...

Hell ye. Always refreshing to see characters retake control of their lives and stop being haunted by the past. Kind of makes you ache when you think of the version of her that chose to marry the king, despite frankly hating the man. Partly sad because she had to suffer even more because of...