Lila Danisa
That was so freaking cute 🥰🥰🥰
It has been awhile since I read cute manga vibe comic. Naomi was exactly manga type of girl. Not to be generalized, but Naomi cuteness/clueless/innocent was definitely manga coded. Then there was Shiro, damn he was so handsome. White hair, little bit cold personality and innocent in masculine style. Again, so manga type of hero. Tsundere type of man.
The story was actually good and I can't wait to read the rest of the story in upcoming volume(s). Though my biggest problem with this book was the format. I got confused so many times because the font for the conversation, gesture, and narrative was all the same. Almost the entire book, I found it hard to know which one is which since there was no difference in font, speech balloon whatsoever.
I also felt like the story was kinda dragging, though I understood why it was like that. I think the author wanted to immerse the world-building.
Still, I can't wait to be back to Shiro's world and continue reading Naomi's adventures.
Thank you to Joanne Chiang and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
That was so freaking cute 🥰🥰🥰
It has been awhile since I read cute manga vibe comic. Naomi was exactly manga type of girl. Not to be generalized, but Naomi cuteness/clueless/innocent was definitely manga coded. Then there was Shiro, damn he was so handsome. White hair, little bit cold personality and innocent in masculine style. Again, so manga type of hero. Tsundere type of man.
The story was actually good and I can't wait to read the rest of the story in upcoming volume(s). Though my biggest problem with this book was the format. I got confused so many times because the font for the conversation, gesture, and narrative was all the same. Almost the entire book, I found it hard to know which one is which since there was no difference in font, speech balloon whatsoever.
I also felt like the story was kinda dragging, though I understood why it was like that. I think the author wanted to immerse the world-building.
Still, I can't wait to be back to Shiro's world and continue reading Naomi's adventures.
Thank you to Joanne Chiang and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.