Bellami's Reviews

Read to chapter 4 currently- so far each 'revenge' has been one single chapter dedicated to it with very little setup, pay off or interesting layers.
Time is the major issue in this series with it feeping rushed and not conveying if or when time has passed at all, it also struggles to commit to where the characters are in their lives. It specifies they are in highschool but not written as highschoolers with many having jobs and seemingly active sex lives. What even happened to the sister is left to assumption, and the character getting revenge is barely interacting with the victims giving 0 stakes or reactions and leaving the reader with little motivation to actually read more.
Characters so thin they don't even have enough to call them 2 dimensional and a complete lack of pacing or grounding makes this not anywhere close to worth the price of admission.

And the sauce is a yearning physically-pathetic bi male lead and his indomitable wife who is also his husband

The pacing for this series really has no holding back at all, everything is simple and given right away without any tension. It's sweet, but definitely not engaging with how little character you can fit is such a fly by speed.
The censoring is complete white out style too, for what little is actually shown.

(Dropped at ch3) This author truly has no sense of pacing or any idea of how to give events any weight.
By chapter 2 the prince is proposing after their first conversion is only shown in chapter 1. At this point neither of them have even had enough character building to be anything beyond their roles as fl/ml.
Despite apologising and seeming to realise her sister's feelings in chapter 2 MC goes back to status quo of letting her family fawn over her and ignore her sister in chapter 3 (even knowing her memory was wiped of their 'nice' conversation before, which was also quite hollow from being rushed.)
The?? Younger sister is almost written to be more impressive since she was in the same class despite a year of age difference?? Is the grade system is nonstandard and not well explained? Who knows! FL also states she had never beaten her sister in psychic magic then immediately disarms her spell so...? It really seems like the author is following tropes over any logic or good storytelling ability.