Hooked on His Charm

While the art is stunning, the story itself is airy in the sense that there’s no motivation coming from either protagonist. The whole story is hinging on Sakuya being in love with Koharu, and needing to confess. If we just focused on the sex and the slowly learning to trust each other, the story would be a lot cleaner. It feels directionless, but that’s OK since the artist is so good, and Sakuya is a pretty good guy. Everything gets forgiven when you’re rich. :( he’s extremely attentive in the bedroom, and he’s grateful to have found someone so compassionate to his insecurities. I find the story relatable, except for the fact that he’s rich and successful. Also, this author has no idea what being a designer looks like because the job displayed could’ve been any job. The story definitely wants to have an elitist spin.

A male lead with tattoos, piercings, knows what he wants, good in bed for her, and both bad boy exterior good boy inside?? Ugh can’t wait for more chapters!