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YugeomiPretty good on Gradually close to the heart
end ch 94 hv 3 extra stories
Pretty good on Corrosive
DO NOT. Read this if you ccan't tomach a ridiculous amount of gore, psychological horror, r*pe etc. The name and picture should be enough to warn you. 😭
Rocks on A Manga About The Kind Of Pe Teacher Who Dies At The Start Of A School Horror Movie
absolute peak, you will (hopefully) laugh or at least get invested
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Rocks on Your Dream Is Delicious
pretty artstyle, loveable characters, and a beautiful ending what more could you ask for :')
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Meh on The Beast Must Die
3.5 stars, but I’ll make it 3.
!¡TW: ra**, gang ra**, suicide, murder, psychological manipulation and torture!¡
The story starts with Li Ji Lin (MC) approaching Jiang Wu (ML) in a library. He sits in front of him, then leaves, intentionally forgetting his phone so he’s guaranteed to see him again.
And it works. Jiang Wu returns the phone the next day but cuts straight to the chase: what does Li Ji Lin want so badly that he’d pull such an obvious trick?
The truth is that Li Ji Lin’s little sister was gang-raped by members of Jiang Wu’s secret club, all rich, privileged guys. Her case was dismissed, no one believed her, and she eventually killed herself. Through a detective friend, Li Ji Lin learns about the club and its leader, Jiang Wu, and decides to get into the club by becoming his boyfriend.
Jiang Wu already knows all of what I mentioned beforehand and lets it happen. From there, see for yourself.
Overall, I liked it. It’s unique and mostly handles serious topics well. But Li Ji Lin has almost no real influence on the story, which is frustrating since he’s supposed to be the driving force. Instead, it feels like a showcase of Jiang Wu’s psychopathy and thirst for killing. Things happen because of Jiang Wu, and Li Ji Lin just goes along with it. He doesn’t kill anyone, doesn’t even really plan to.
I wouldn't mind this as much if Jiang Wu were the protagonist instead.
I wouldn't mind this as much if Jiang Wu were the protagonist instead.
The first set of villains felt realistically awful, but they’re quickly written off with some trauma backstory and then dropped. The second set of villains were boring and barely explored at all. Like, the situation was interesting but not the villains involved.
Honestly, the only fully written character is Jiang Wu. Li Ji Lin aka main character is neglected.
So yeah, character issues aside, there aren’t major plot holes with the murder stuff, so I’d still recommend reading it.