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This is a disgusting, disturbing, toxic yuri manga and isn't for someone who is suffering from an abusive relationship.
Although I loved it, I like how raw it is. This manga doesn't pull any punches and makes you feel a rollercoaster of emotions. It's short and sweet, good for something to quickly pick up, but it will stick with you (for better or worse lol)
I loved the ending; it was so good, and I felt that it was the perfect choice.
The art is good too, I love the style, and the anatomy looks great!
My only complaint is the B plot with Ichika Miyazano, it was ... fine until it ended, the ending of the B plot felt abrupt. The mangaka, Manio, should have expanded it.
I don't think this manga is for everyone, if you're a big fan of disturbing manga and toxic yuri, you'll most definitely enjoy reading this. Even if you're not, I still think you should at least read the first few chapters to test the waters.

Another great managa by Manio, the managka behind Kitanai Kimi ga Ichiban Kawaii.
This manga follows two characters who embody different attachment styles: anxious, Nana Mutsurugi, and avoidant, Tsukasa. Aishita Bun dake Aishite Hoshii! is short and sweet. It doesn't drag on for too long and has a satisfying ending. I like how well the psychological aspect is handled, I find it to be pretty realistic.
It's not amazing, but it's very entertaining and fun.
The art is really nice too, you can tell that the mangaka has been drawing for a long time. I find that the style is cute too, and fits well with that ... atmosphere too.

I would recommend this to someone who wants a short, toxic yuri manga.

I decided to watch Seraph of the End after I read a decent portion of the manga, for reference, I'm at about chapter 110. The first season ends at about chapter 22, and the second ends at about chapter 100... I haven't seen an adaptation this bad since The Promised Neverland season 2!!!
For this to work, they had to cut out a lot of the manga's plot, characters, and back stories. This made the anime shallow, boring, and confusing...
I genuinely thought I was losing it watching this stupid anime, like I was imagining the manga. Based on my memory, they cut Ky Luc, Urd Geales, ... Sika Madu, and Saitou, 4 very important vampire characters, and I'm sure they cut more than that. These characters are involved in important plots. Lest Karr is at least in the anime, but he's only shown like once or twice!! In the manga, he plays a more important part in the dethoning of Krul.

Nothing gets explained either, in the manga, you learn Krul's and Ashuramaru's back story, Ferid's back story, his vampire family too, how demons can to be, how vampire society works, how vampires get turned, and how that determains their level of power, how Mahiru became a demon, and how she created Cursed Gear, and they explain what a seraph/angel is. Honestly, everybody's back story gets cut, it makes the characters so shallow...
I understand that sometimes things get cut because they're unnecessary, but most, if not all, of these were necessary. These changes make the anime feel rushed, and the viewers feel confused. The vampires are a major part of Seraph of the End, but the anime chooses to ignore that fact and cuts like over 30 chapters. As a manga reader, I'm enraged. I have no idea who thought this was a good idea????
The last 2 episodes are the worst offenders by far, nothing follows the manga. This is to the anime's detriment. The final fight of the anime doesn't adapt like anything from the manga... I don't know what they were adapting??? It's laughable, I'm guessing it's anime original? The fights that happen around that point in the manga involve Saitou too much, so I'm guessing they had to mash 3 different fights together to continue the anime.
The time skip killed me... why would they do that?? There is no time skip in the manga; they cut like 10 chapters because of the skip.
Don't even get me started on the treatment of Mirai Kimizuki. The way her scenes get cut from the anime is criminal!!!! This results in the mischaracterization of Shihou Kimizuk. He would never leave his sister behind, but in the anime, he would????

I get that a lot of people want a season 2, but one can't exist unless this anime gets remade, seriously. The manga only has about 150 chapters right now, and those chapters will make no sense because of the cut material. I really liked Seraph of the End it wasn't the best, but it wasn't the worst, it was a solid 8 (7 if you don't like the genres/themes). I wanted this adaptation to be great, yet it was such a letdown. This anime adaptation was sooo frustrating, I just needed to vent lol.

King's Game is hilarious for all the wrong reasons. This anime is so bad that it's good, the best way to enjoy this is to get some friends together so you can make jokes at King's Games expense. The twists are so hilariously predictable, and the way side characters will switch up out of nowhere and for no reason other than to make our main character more tragic is so funny. Characters will do bad things and no one will care, but if the main character, Nobuaki, does it everyone will start beating him up. But don't think that when a character ends up disrespecting ... Nobuki they won't get punished, because they'll die the worst death imaginable. Those death scenes are so over-dramatic that they end up being funny.
Kenta is the best character, he is Nobuaki's yes man. If Nobuaki told him that Santa was real he would believe it, and if Nobuaki told him to jump off a cliff he would do it without a second thought. But my favorite thing about Kenta is that he wasn't even friends with Nobuaki he just started doing this because the plot needed him to do it.
Everyone in this anime has to end up in a relationship and make stupid sacrifices. They think that if a character dies a martyr with a girlfriend the viewers will suddenly care about a character that had less than 10 minutes of screen time. Characters will go psychotic out of nowhere to try and raise tension, then a crappy inspirational speech will make them return to being normal again. The mangaka definitely made the king give out certain orders to shoehorn in some fan service.
The only thing about this anime that isn't so bad it's funny is that it's kinda hard to follow in the first quarter because it keeps showing us flashbacks. Everyone looks the same so it can be kinda confusing if you aren't fully paying attention.

When I started reading Dreaming Freedom, the first thing I noticed was the art. The shading is really good, but the facial anatomy isn't as good. Most of the characters have huge foreheads, especially the main character. The eyes can become comically big sometimes and in some scenes, the characters end up looking like a pug with how squished their faces look.
I could have ignored the iffy art if the story was good, but all the characters are bland and hollow. About ten chapters in I noticed that all the characters acted really weird, I couldn't put my finger on what was wrong until ... Eunju Seo and Hyejin Kim ended up alone. I realized that it's the way the supporting characters are written, it feels like the characters do a lot of things not because they want to, but because they have to so that the story will move in the direction that the author wants. Every character has a bad temper and gets annoyed really easily, even if it doesn't match up with their previous characterization. Because of this, the manhwa comes off as overly edgy.

I read this because I wanted the mal badge, so I didn't really care if it was good or not I just wanted the badge. Surprisingly this was actually pretty cute. The story was simple enough that having only one chapter didn't hold it back. The art was very pretty and the paneling was very fluid which made reading this a very relaxing experience. The only thing I didn't like was that it is an adult x teen romance, which I'm not that big of a fan of large maturity gaps in romance. If you enjoy adult x teen romance and want something short and ... cute to elevate your mood you should read this.

I started reading this because someone said it was like Killing Stalking, honesty this was so bad I wish I just reread Killing Stalking. The art was bad too, The facial anatomy was actually horrendous. The eyes were too close together and the midface was just way too long, in some drawings their mouth was drawn on their chin making the philtrum a mile long. The characters have no substance to them and I hate all of them except the trans girl. Obey Me had some rape scenes too and like everything else it was handled like shit. I felt repulsed reading them because it ... felt like the author was drawing them with one hand.
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The ending was so bad I had to write this review. At the very end, the mc gets kidnapped by the same guy and I think that is a cheap and stupid way to make the reader say "omg I can't belive that happened!!!! I need more". It's so stupid how did the gloomy guy escape from being held in custody, and how did he get a job at that convenience store while being prosecuted for kidnapping?? Is he extremely stupid what happens when the mc doesn't show up for court or when his girlfriend notices that he's gone, she'd be immediately suspicious of the gloomy guy because he kidnapped them both before. Gloomy guy also kidnapped the mc with other people in the store too, I bet he got caught immediately. This was actual slop thank god I don't have to read this anymore.

I picked up this manhwa while I was looking at the newest Webtoon originals I just wanted something to read before bed after I read the 5 chapters I had a smile on my face. I personally find this manhwa to be pretty funny it isn't like I couldn't stop laughing, but the mc actions do make me chuckle a bit. The art is good and the compositions of the scenes are good too, but it doesn't inspire me and I have definitely seen better. A lot of the characters' designs look like ones I have seen countless times before, but at least there not ... ugly. I like all the characters, especially the brother, Izar, he's really sweet and you can tell he really loves the mc, Scarlett, their interactions always warm my heart. Scarlett is likable and funny, I never expect the things she does to appear insane. I'm currently caught up, Ten Ways to Get Dumped by a Tyrant is still in the beginning stages of the story, but if it doesn't mess up anything I think that this manhwa is going to show some promise. I would recommend this to someone who loves the villainess isekai trope and wants to read something funny.

The first thing I noticed when I read this was the art, it's incredibly boring and plain. Don't get me wrong it's not like there were any anatomy mistakes and the characters weren't stiff either, it's just that it looks uninspired and rushed. Kinda like the artist didn't care and wanted it get it done and over with. I feel this way about the story too it was plain and nothing really stood out. I felt kinda bored reading this, I mean some parts had me feeling a little excited. If I suddenly wasn't able to read this I wouldn't care. The characters like everything ... else in this manhwa is okay I don't have any complaints or praises. This manhwa is incredibly lukewarm, I would only recommend "Wicked No More" to people who like family-centered stories and have already read all the good ones.