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10
this is a beautiful piece of work that is more than just an environmental awareness propaganda. It embodies morals in breathtaking ways~ 1k2m6m
Surprisingly, I cried A LOT reading this.
9.7
It's really good though nonetheless😕 maybe it's just my childhood nostalgia....
8
stayed up until 2:30 am binging this. Wow, this series is surprisingly addictive. The cycles of love and loss portrayed through the different time periods that our MC visits... that's an ingenious idea! Even though the general format is episodic, there are long-spanning mysteries and questions that keep the readers invested in the details. Plus, a couple of the potential love interests make...
8
The art is so good. I'm really interested in this! Wow!~ Every arc is fascinating and addictive to read, and this story even sheds light on the downfalls of a lot of tropes found in fiction. Forgiving a hot mass murderer, dating an already married man cuz "true love," redeeming the rich arrogant bully just because he "changed himself for love," abandoning morality/family code for love, and etc. I...
8
this manga of conquering men's hearts while adventuring around the world is.... quite fun! Although I wish more time was spent showing the Goddess System, I'm satisfied with what the story has done so far. Read all 200+ chapters in one sitting!
Art: 8.5/10
Story: 8/10
Characters: 6/10 Most of the men are all stuck up, entitled bishies who love chasing after hard-to-get women.
she reincarnated...
7
Guys, this manga is not meant to be taken seriously. Instead, read it for the laughs and enjoy the moments as you watch in delight (or horror) as grown men dons these tiny tutu dresses and speak of gaining magical powers.
Udon power is pretty cool. Wish the author expanded on that more. 😉
6
Recently re-read the entire series after years of not catching up, and honestly, it really wasn't as good as I ed it the first time around.
The main character Baam's obsession with antagonist Rachel is not romantic but cringe-worthy.
Every character harps on how special Baam is but ... I am not seeing it this time around. He just appears muted, quiet, non-hostile, and somewhat naive.
The...
5
pretty art and has funny parts, but nothing gleamingly special thus far.
