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strawberrycreamSucks big time on Monochrome Diary
the downfall after season 1 needs to be studied. the shi/t mc did and the whole time skip didn't make any sense even if i try to look at it from his trauma point. And don't even get me started on that stupid rushed ending, that also didn't make sense. Like get this bull/sh** away from my face. ML is too good for his own good and MC is just plain stupid ( i do feel bad about him, but after season one, it was his choice of living like that, he had a choice of choosing better life) i won't go into details, cause just as reading this was a waste of time, so is even trying to explain it:)
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Rocks on A Secretly Capable Child Is Seeking For Her Dad
Chap 25 rn and it's sooooooooooo cute and perfect.The baby is a real baby not an adult in the body of a baby she is mature but still childish and we love that and she love her dad so much.She have powers but she don't use them like an adult,she is a perfect cute baby.
Pretty good on Doberman
I like the mafia drama "stuff" thats happening, not just sm**.
Early chapters —confusing— full of toxic relationship, we got introduce to ML whos a psycho — have trauma. ML loves hurting FL. Until ML fell in love, it gets much more light.
FL isn't stupid, she just too kind, and naive, also desperate for answes and money.
The art is fire, g** dang there's c** play way too much.
Hoping a happy ending: Owen & Sarin together, peaceful life with Hayan and the dogs.
Early chapters —confusing— full of toxic relationship, we got introduce to ML whos a psycho — have trauma. ML loves hurting FL. Until ML fell in love, it gets much more light.
FL isn't stupid, she just too kind, and naive, also desperate for answes and money.
The art is fire, g** dang there's c** play way too much.
Hoping a happy ending: Owen & Sarin together, peaceful life with Hayan and the dogs.
Rocks on The Unrecognized You
so adorable, perfect for times when u have just read a black flag story n just need smt soft
Rocks on Pick Me Up
I honestly got no words, everything about this is just perfect. The plot, the characters, the setting, the tension, all of it is handled so well that it’s hard to find something to complain about. The story has a really unique way of getting isekai’d, and it doesn’t feel like the usual copy-paste formula. The concept alone already stands out, but what makes it even better is how well it’s executed.
The risk level is crazy high, which makes every bit of progress actually feel earned. When something goes right, it feels satisfying. When something goes wrong, you actually feel the pressure and consequences. That tension keeps you hooked because it never feels safe or predictable. The stakes stay real, and that makes the journey way more intense compared to other series where you know the MC will just breeze through everything.
The characters are also handled really well. They don’t feel like background props or NPCs, they actually feel like they matter. Their roles, decisions, and growth all add weight to the story, which makes the world feel alive instead of just existing for the MC.
I seriously wish more authors would make stories like this because this one is genuinely unique and refreshing. It’s rare to find something that feels different in a genre full of similar formulas, and this is one of those series that reminds you how good the genre can be when done right.
The risk level is crazy high, which makes every bit of progress actually feel earned. When something goes right, it feels satisfying. When something goes wrong, you actually feel the pressure and consequences. That tension keeps you hooked because it never feels safe or predictable. The stakes stay real, and that makes the journey way more intense compared to other series where you know the MC will just breeze through everything.
The characters are also handled really well. They don’t feel like background props or NPCs, they actually feel like they matter. Their roles, decisions, and growth all add weight to the story, which makes the world feel alive instead of just existing for the MC.
I seriously wish more authors would make stories like this because this one is genuinely unique and refreshing. It’s rare to find something that feels different in a genre full of similar formulas, and this is one of those series that reminds you how good the genre can be when done right.
Kinda bad on Water Magician
From chapter 36 the art style changes for the worse and honestly it sucks so bad it almost becomes unreadable. It’s really distracting and makes it hard to stay immersed, especially when you were already used to the earlier art. The downgrade is super noticeable and it kinda kills the mood while reading.
The story was actually good at first, which makes it more frustrating because it feels like it wasted its own potential. It starts strong and pulls you in, but after a while there’s no proper progression. Instead of steadily building up, it just goes up and then suddenly drops back down like nothing happened. Even the conflicts feel like that.
It’s not completely terrible, but it really feels like a series that had a solid start and then lost direction along the way. If the progression and consistency were handled better, this could’ve been way more memorable instead of just feeling disappointing after a certain point.
The story was actually good at first, which makes it more frustrating because it feels like it wasted its own potential. It starts strong and pulls you in, but after a while there’s no proper progression. Instead of steadily building up, it just goes up and then suddenly drops back down like nothing happened. Even the conflicts feel like that.
It’s not completely terrible, but it really feels like a series that had a solid start and then lost direction along the way. If the progression and consistency were handled better, this could’ve been way more memorable instead of just feeling disappointing after a certain point.
Rocks on I Reincarnated as a Villainous Noble Who Died in the Mid Game, So I Used the Useless Skill “Tame” to Become the Strongest
I like that this story is slow progressing. The power system is kinda OP, but not to the point where the journey becomes dull because no one can beat him. It still feels like there’s room for struggle and growth, which makes it way more satisfying to read compared to other series where the MC just steamrolls everything instantly.
I also like the twists. Yeah, sometimes you can kinda expect them, but the execution is good enough that it still feels enjoyable instead of predictable in a bad way. Even when you see something coming, the way it plays out makes it worth it.
Overall it’s honestly better than most isekai out there. It doesn’t feel as lazy or rushed, and the pacing actually lets things develop instead of speedrunning power-ups or plot points. It’s one of those series that might not look flashy at first but gets better the more you read.
I also like the twists. Yeah, sometimes you can kinda expect them, but the execution is good enough that it still feels enjoyable instead of predictable in a bad way. Even when you see something coming, the way it plays out makes it worth it.
Overall it’s honestly better than most isekai out there. It doesn’t feel as lazy or rushed, and the pacing actually lets things develop instead of speedrunning power-ups or plot points. It’s one of those series that might not look flashy at first but gets better the more you read.