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YeonRocks on Hyacinth
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Rocks on Dangerous Convenience Store
Green flag, consent is hot on this,age gap , I was hooked on it, a few chapter was a lil too sad, but happy ending.Enjoy
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Rocks on Hoshoku-sha Kisumi-kun
Honestly this is oddly realistic. Not in the typical way but in the way like these kind of characters would have it play out without it being like everything aligned perfectly, and the necessary measures to prevent or do things happened. I also really like their Dynamic honestly like usually when one of those scenarios happened I would want ML to face "consequences" but I didn't feel that at all. It actually worked out pretty well he didn't go all the way, and reeled it back on his own.
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Pretty good on Teisou Gyakuten Sekai Nara Moteru to Omotte Itara
Give it a chance but before you give it a chance drop the series and wait for like about 2-3 months before reading it again, cause 4 chapters ain't it.
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Meh on My Half Esper
I still haven't finished reading it, but I already have SO MUCH to say.
First, I don't really mind age gaps or if the characters met when one was a child as long as their romantic relationship is developed while they're both consenting adults; but Sujeong and Guhyeok's relationship is weird, Guhyeok raised him and saw him grow up since he was 9 years old, and now they're having s**???? this is way too weird, especially since Sujeong just barely became an adult.
I like the theme and tone of the story, the idea and worldbuilding are interesting and the art is so scrumptious, but the story overall feels rushed and driving only towards the "characters have s** and date" ending, not a real personal growth and development of both of the main characters separately.
I think the author could make an awesome manhwa out of this same plot, but with more time and chapters to develop everything and a smaller age gap/ having the re-meet after they're both adults.
First, I don't really mind age gaps or if the characters met when one was a child as long as their romantic relationship is developed while they're both consenting adults; but Sujeong and Guhyeok's relationship is weird, Guhyeok raised him and saw him grow up since he was 9 years old, and now they're having s**???? this is way too weird, especially since Sujeong just barely became an adult.
I like the theme and tone of the story, the idea and worldbuilding are interesting and the art is so scrumptious, but the story overall feels rushed and driving only towards the "characters have s** and date" ending, not a real personal growth and development of both of the main characters separately.
I think the author could make an awesome manhwa out of this same plot, but with more time and chapters to develop everything and a smaller age gap/ having the re-meet after they're both adults.
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