LoreleiNeko's Reviews

This review contains spoilers. Last chapter really gives some whiplash and yandere vibes. The wholesome factor went further down. If you didn’t think Yoshiki was a red flag before, it’s cemented by the end. “Even if none of it was real”, what is the “it” exactly?

I’m scared of other reviewers’ interpretations where they think Yoshiki will throw Tsukasa away. My reading is that Yoshiki did get a thrill (but also fell in love) when he saw Tsukasa crying. Otherwise, there’s no reason to joke about dating and being scared of rejection in his internal dialogue. The whole stealing his girlfriends and marking them for life before breaking up is straight psycho behavior. Even if he didn’t bite them, the exes wouldn’t be taken back so he arguably ruined their lives when it wasn’t necessary. He did a number on Tsukasa too, isolating him and exacerbating the “omega = less beings” mindset. The ending heavily implies that he will make Tsukasa into an omega. An interesting twist but messed up. I choose to believe that this is all done in extreme possessiveness and out of overbearing love. Because it’s too sad for Tsukasa otherwise.

This review contains spoilers. Seems like your typical self-insert story written for men. This dude cheats on his wife by having intercourse with an enemy even though he said time and time again he wouldn’t betray his wife. Hypocrite - but these people all just met each other so it’s hard to believe their feelings aren’t surface-level. Lost respect for the MC, not worth the coins to read to the end.

This review contains spoilers. the ML is unbelievable - he loved her and knew that she loved him but tried to push her away. even though their marriage wasn’t recognized, he just gave up on doing anything about it. so what if they’re not married? hurt her heart for no good reason.

The feeling of impending doom that the author fostered chapter by chapter was a bit much. we get it, you don’t have to make it foreboding all the time, the impact is lessened by the constant foreshadowing.

This review contains spoilers. basically the title and nothing else. no character development or anything. it’s like someone came up with a concept and left it at that. you don’t even get to see their happy life afterwards. the servant having a penchant for technology was a means to exposing the cheating but has no other importance since the story ends there.

This review contains spoilers. It’s something, that’s for sure. If you want to read a barebones story with lewd scenes, this is the one. Miscommunication/lack of communication is the main driver to the story. The source material is a novel, so it’s possible this manga adaptation just didn’t do it justice. The characterization is weak, and there’s hardly any development or maturing. The FL is in love with the prince and gets swept up by the momentum, except in one scene at the end when she stands her ground. Might as well be a doormat. The ML is somewhat forceful and a tease; setting aside that the FL is indeed naive, the opening scene where he basically calls her a kid while other attendees laugh at her comes off too mean-spirited.

The lack of communication but expecting her to be in the know - if you wanna marry the girl, can’t you at least propose? Her brother not explaining anything either didn’t help.

Based on the title, you can already tell the two main characters will end up together so when the possibility is presented that the ML might be engaged to the FL’s best friend has low plausibility and stakes. You could see from a mile away the best friend was going to be marrying the brother from the secrecy.

This review contains spoilers. nice to see the prince gradually fall in love with the princess. the love triangles weren’t too serious, which I appreciate. too bad we didn’t get to see the lady in waiting and knight get together or the aide have his own romance.

This review contains spoilers. Starts off very stereotypical “prince breaking off the engagement with little thought for consequences” and immediately justifies the FL. The marrying cousins and such mirrors history but they take it a bit far with the obsessive, incestuous vibes. If there was a time for exposition, the soulmates thing would have been it. But no, you have to piece it together and there’s not even enough context/dialogue to understand the in-world concept. The FL is a nigh flawless royal, which makes her character distant and hard to connect with. Hard to tell what kind of message the author is trying to convey with the storyline.