PREGNANT FOR THE RUTHLESS ALPHA

Hey..liar..i just finished this novel..its perfect.do you know when i saw your comment i just threw this novel,but recently i just felt bored and tryed this.gold piece.and you saying he doesent killl women? Where you saw? Tell me????? 😈

I've reached chapter 200 but I don't really like the way is written. I mean most of the MC enemies either bevome his allies or die from other causes or get away.

Saw new chapters with a reset bookmark so I decided to just reread it since it had been over a year...  Only to realize that there were only 2 new chapters smh

Okay, this is somewhat cute and somewhat silly. The boy who keeps teasing her behaves more like a little kid than a teenager and is quite dangerous with an anger management issue. However, in the end, he turned out to be a rather kind individual who looked after her when she needed support. Now, can a one-shot really be called a one-shot when it has around 64 pages? To me, this feels more like a complete manga rather than just a one-shot, yet Mangafox labels it as such. The length of the manga effectively built the tension necessary to keep a reader engaged, but it's not one I would revisit. It featured a somewhat unique storyline that was mildly intriguing, but ultimately, it revolved around a childhood love interest.

The artwork is decent, but the faces appear a bit chubby. I appreciate some of the styles they incorporated, but there are moments when they depict the characters as children that it looks rather bland. I understand the reasoning behind it, as it reflects the ambiguity in her mind regarding where her love lies. However, when the children look overly low-detailed and sometimes bony and long-legged, it somewhat detracts from the appeal of the art.

I'm giving this an 8 because if you take it as it is and don't compare it to anything else, it's just a short, simple, and sweet story of how a couple gets together. There was no unnecessary drama, no rivals, and no overly-extended conflicts, which is exactly what I was looking for and needed when I came across this manga.

Breakdown:

6 for story because it's quite basic and straightforward, and nothing really groundbreaking or new.

7 for art because it's decent. Not bad, not exceptionally stunning.

8 for characters because I like them well enough. The female protagonist is caring and... actually, the male protagonist is caring too, in his own dual-behavior way.

8 for enjoyment (more like 8.5). Personally, I'm very grateful this piece exists, because I needed a story without a super dense main character, a rival who likes one of the protagonists, or excessive hesitation in revealing an identity. <p>

I hope you have written a story about Keith.