Saitou's Reviews

This review contains spoilers. Or, in this case, it takes two people to cheat.
After reading up to chapter 5, I can't wait to see those two adulterous people get their just deserts.
Chapter 1: Naoya grades his wife on absolutely everything. You just think - WTF!?
Chapter 2: Oh, wow, her husband's cheating on her. At its end, Saki finally gets angry.
Chapter 3: Saki draws a line. Her neighborhood housewife-friends get involved.
Chapter 4: The chesting intensifies. Saki is thwarted in telling Madoka's husband bit continues to collect proof of the infidelity.
Chapter 5: Finally! She tells Madoka's husband. Who already knew - but kept quiet because he's afraid of losing custody of hos daighter in case of a divorce. Saki sympathizes. The housewives continue to kinda retaliate. In a rather original way.
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IMHO, Saki's husband is the absolut worst for how he treats both wife and daughter. I didn't think I'd loath anyone more than him but Madoka really takes the cake! She cheats, lies to and bullies others (=Saki). Chapter 5 ends on a cliffhanger that might very well get Madoka into trouble. Biiiiiig trouble!

This review contains spoilers. No wonder their son turned out as he did.
Fortunately, the FL has a good, platonic friend who is there for her when her verbally abusive, cheating scum of a husband pushes her to a very low point in her life. It is thanks to him, his advice and encouragement that she's finally able to get back and, ultimately, away from this toxic marriage. (Really, her in-laws are just so---Grrr!!!)
Anyway, I really like the transition from the story to the (totally new & different!) next one that is introduced near the end of chapter 8. It's all connected, somehow! Makes me really eager for the next chapter.
Overall, the style is pretty with characters you can really despise or easily sympathize with. The story has a rather good pacing, although personally, I find it hard to believe at times how quickly this FL improves. She's changing between confidence and anxiety and back. But! With help from her friend she's always advancing and, ultimately, following *her* dream.

This review contains spoilers. (Read up to chapter 4)
Awww... This story is so sweet! The characters are relatable and what you'd imagine a typical highschool crowd to be like.
While the invisible best friend, the cutie, the class-creep, etc. might sound like stereotypes, they are thwarted by not following the stereotypical actions (e.g. PlainJane turning intoba hottie). Well, except in one case. And *that's* actually plot-relevant in a major way!
Looking forward to all the future chapters. The story is well worth the wait!

This review contains spoilers. ...what you do not want done to yourself. Really, Mytia shouldn't have done a lot of things just because she's jealous of her elder sister. Not that their parents even attempt to stop her. (Aargh! Why does nobody question anything? Nobody but Sirius, that is.)
Fortunately, the FL has at least one good friend, Adele, who does everything she can to free her friend. She succeeds - at a cost.
Well, now the FL is out for vengeance if not justice against those who wronged her. Oh, and maybe prevent her other childhood friend's execution.
It's certainly tough being a) 'reawakened' and b) in a novel you can't quite remember all the details of.
This is fun to read with characters you can sympathize with and a story that leaves you eagerly waiting for the next chapter. (Even if I mixed up both princes because they looked so similar!) However, as of now, there have been only 4 chapters released. T__T

This review contains spoilers. Nice artwork with interesting characters. The situation with the FL a/t beginning is IMHO resolved a bit too quickly but of course, Mary is no little lamb and continues to target the Rhedsums. By now, the FL has changed, too. And that's where the story really takes off - more drama, plotting and scheming than you'd think.
At the end of chapter 16, I'm still waiting for:
- Alan to be or get married.
- Mary to get her comeuppance.
- Kiel to finally go where his heart leads him.
- The Scott-dukedom being taken down.
- The Rhedsums being granted the title of duke.
- The rest of the chapters of this story! ;-)

This review contains spoilers. I have read up to chapter 2 and as interesting and engaging this broken-off engagement is... I do hope it continues past that dance with the crown prince.
TBH, I find it a bit unusual that SHE asks HIM for a dance, not the other way around. And what's that "The End" at the last page of the 2nd chapter!? It feels too rushed.