Feyren's Reviews

Started with some old-school non-con yaoi tropes, but mellowed a bit. It was a nice read. The ending happened quite quickly, maybe because the main issue just got resolved and there wasn't any other plot goal.
Better to have quick ending than drag the story too long.

And here I am, spending all my point to read this series. You would think this is just silly cliché harem shoujo, but the drama in the workplace is so realistic while the bullies are basically running a low-key mafia in the company.
The female lead just keeps doing what she can and trying to do her work.
This is also opposite of some common tropes, because none of the MLs are being pushy - leaving room for the character development and the plot. Feelings are there, but romance doesn't take all the time and space.
Hard to give a short review without spoilers, but let's say that all of this is supposed to be cliché drama - or something really silly... For some reason, it's not.

If I hadn't read other stories with the same idea, I would probably rate this higher, but this one was too soap-opera-ish for my taste when the other ones I had read felt a bit more mature - and had stronger characters.
It was mildly entertaining for me, and I know there are people that like more this tile for their light romance snack. So it wasn't bad, just a little better than basic.
One thing that people should know before reading: Trigger warning about stalking and some violence. (Not ML or FL doing it, someone else.)

After reading other reviews saying that this isn't realistic, I was taken by surprise... It's really mature and realistic. Characters aren't bad or good guys, they are real people with real life experiences. There isn't any extra drama out of nowhere, and everything is solved reasonably. The characters have their goals, insecurities and strong points, like all people. Usually thing that are so close to slice-of-life gets me bored, but this has just the right amount of everything and doesn't drag.
I know this maybe isn't the most romantic thing, because it stays so rooted in reality and clichés are toned waaaayyyy down, but this is so nice for a change.
There is also a kitten for those who might like cats!