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This manwha is the epitome of heartwarming.

Leslie, our protagonist, suffered her whole life being mistreated by her family, who only sees her as a sacrifice. In the day of sacrifice, however, Leslie unexpectedly survives and discovers she is actually really powerful. Leslie always wished to be loved by her family, but after this incident, she realizes they would never love her, so she makes her scape. It's actually great seeing her standing up for herself, but she didnt' turn bitter. Leslie continues to be as sweet as ever, only no longer letting anyone put her down.

Leslie is adopted by the duchess family, gaining two loving ... brothers and great parents. It's probably one of the fews manwhas I have read that actually portrays an healthy and loving family. Seeing how much Lelsie suffered, is heartwarming seeing her receiving the love she deserves.

The story starts when Leslie is twelve years old, but eventually she grows and has a nice love interest, one of the sweetes guys I ever seen. I also like that, when Leslie grows, she finds a girl friend her age. Honestly, there are too many romance manwhas where there is only a bunch of guys around one girl. I really liked this.

Funny, smart and healthy - read this, it will turn into a favorite.

This was a really great reading, and very creative as well. The author of an isekai novel is isekaid into the universe she wrote, dragged by her villain. He asks her to fix the story and give him the ending he deserves.

Firts, don't get too excited, because this villain is not exactly a villain. He is more like a bully for the other two protagonists, but actually, he is just a really straight-foward (and sometimes rude) person. We don't get to see many of his villain's moments, though.

I found this manwha interesting because it shows how little control a writter actually has on his own ... characters. It shows how difficult it is to write, to remember all of the characters and backstorys, to remember all the details that you often forget. As a writter myself, it was fascinanting to read.

The plot is great, the comedy is nice as well, the romance is wonderful. I didn't like the love triangle. Love triangles are usually pretty useles, but this one was not necessary, since neither the female and the male lead acknowledges this characters feeling. He was there only to suffer, and I really think this is unfair with a nice character.

Despite this, I 100% recommend.

This manwha really surprised me. I'm usually not a fan of the body swap gender, but I really enjoyed this.

The main characters are married, but barely interact with each other until the body swap happens. Neither of them understands what is happening, but they try to make the best of it. Both of them are really used to being alone, so it's really nice seeing them slowly opening up with each other.

The plot is interesting as well, since they don't stay in each other's body the whole story. There is also a good explanation for this to happen.

The art is not great at first, but ... is not terrible either. After a few chapters it gets better, though.

Romance is really healthy and heartwarming, and there are lots of funny moments. 100% recommended.

I really enjoyed this manwha. I was looking for something completed that wasn't an isekai, and was a great surprise finding this gem.

At first, the female lead looks a bit annoying. Actually, she doesn't change, but as a reader, I got used to her, and started to even find her funny and endearing. The male lead is great as well. When the two of them finally team up and start working together, the story gets really close to perfection.

However, I can't ignore the plot holes and poorly explained stuff. I don't think the story needed more chapters, exactly, but I feel like some things could ... be better explained.

Conclusion: not a perfect reading, but funny, with a great couple and enjoyable.

So, this is going to contain spoilers, but I really sugest you to read this, because you need to be prepared.

I Belong to House Castielo was a really fun and great read until half of the chapters. Very creative plot and magic, and a heartwarming family bonding. I was ready to turn this into a favorite.

However, the story starts when Estelle is eleven years old. In the first few chapters she mets her scort, an adult man. And he turns out to be the love interest.

Yep, that's right. He mets her when she is a child, and he is an ADULT. And they end up ... DATING. Sorry, but I can't stand this. This is a warning because this can trigger someone.

I don't ever remember how I found this manwha, but this plot is really something else. Going against the flow "i reincarnated and whatever", it was nice to see something diferent.

I admit, the start was very sudden. Erin, our main character, almost gets killed by duke Rowan in a war. However, a magic circle appears out of nowhere, attending Erin's wish to stay alive and she ends up getting married to said duke. What surprised me was to see that one year has passed since that moment, but really, that's when the story really begins.

Because after one year, the magic starts to fade, and ... the real Rowan, the one who is annoyed for having his free will taken from him by a spell, starts to show up more. And damn, that guy is great. He tries to regain his life while Erin tries to find ways to reinforce the magic and not be killed.

The manwha has a great pacing, with a slow burn relationship. It's great seeing Erin starting to fall from the real Rowan, not the "perfect" and clingy Lex of her dreams. And is even greater to read Rowan falling for the one he once hated so much. Rowand is strong and determined, while Erin is gentle and despite not being very smart, at least has good instinct regarding certain people.

So, why didn't I gave this the maximum score?

Well, the story takes a great turn. The plot twist was really great and surprised me so much, that I couldn't stop reading until I finished. However, it should had endend in a certain part of the story. After that, was a cute story, but I felt like Rowan personality changed so much.

So, that was a great and fun read. Fully recommend.

I wonder why all my favorite animes are so underrated.

I was so glad to find Yona, it's so beautiful and shows a great character development. It got me completely adicted.

Despite being an harem, which I usually hate, all the characters care about each other like a big and weird family. You wish they all can be happy, and you dislike no character. Even the villain.

I really wish they made a second season, because the anime ends exactly where the story finally starts at the manga. Shit starts to get real!

Loved this anime and will always wish for more and more <3