Carnivorous Princess Yegrinna
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It's pretty average. I enjoyed it, but it was pretty predictable and did nothing exceptional.
A lot of character traits were brought up but made to be completely meaningless (i.e. Shik-nam's love for math), and really caused the story to feel hollow.
I might be a bit biased too, because from the art and description, I was expecting a rom-com between two socially inept (in their own way) people becoming closer through their interactions. I.e. Shik-nam being a lot more obsessed with math, to the point it's an actual part of his character, instead of something said in passing. And for Yegrinna to be a social butterfly but lacking common sense.
But instead it's an feel-good predictable plot that had 2.5 dimensional characters, fairly lackluster character interactions, poor character growth, and a fairly disappointing ending.
A lot of character traits were brought up but made to be completely meaningless (i.e. Shik-nam's love for math), and really caused the story to feel hollow.
I might be a bit biased too, because from the art and description, I was expecting a rom-com between two socially inept (in their own way) people becoming closer through their interactions. I.e. Shik-nam being a lot more obsessed with math, to the point it's an actual part of his character, instead of something said in passing. And for Yegrinna to be a social butterfly but lacking common sense.
But instead it's an feel-good predictable plot that had 2.5 dimensional characters, fairly lackluster character interactions, poor character growth, and a fairly disappointing ending.
Feels like it got axed, and even more so after reading the author's postscript on the last chapter. Art was great, it had great moments and things were developing in a good way, but the last couple chapters felt like they just tried to resolve everything while they could. It needed one to two more volumes to develop things properly.
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