*mild spoilers for ep 1*
This review is only of the first episode!
An 18th-century story about a pirate princess who is already showing her cunning, personality, and willpower to remove herself from an unflattering situation of washing up on an island to later being married off in a town filled with, well as she describes them as “sleazeballs”. Her only goal is to get to a place called Eden, from what I assume is her father in his last moments.
After coming up with a daring plan of escape, she prepares herself to be married off to her suitor only to find her plans falling short of
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Oct 25, 2021
Kamisama ga Uso wo Tsuku.
(Manga)
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I bought this manga a few months ago blindly, and it sat on my ever-growing TBR list until this past weekend. I had the pleasure to sit and read this book to its completion and experience the emotional rollercoaster of Natsuru Nanao’s summer vacation along with him. There comes a point when a moment or a person upturns life as you knew it. Lies that are so small to tell, but have immense consequences, or secrets that were never meant to be secrets at all with the burden of carrying them. While that seems heavy, for sixth graders Natsuru and Suzumura it becomes their reality.
The ... 
Oct 25, 2021
I wrote a small review for the first volume of this doujin.
This light-hearted doujin reminds me of manga like Sakamoto Days and Way of the Househusband. You get the gritty like and times of crime lords and still get the quirky love stories on the side. I’m sure stories like these are not far and few in between, but they are always gems when you find good ones. The best part of the story is the internal dialogue of both characters that show just how far gone both of them are in love with each other but just don’t have the courage or confidence to ... |
