The Burning Love In The Apocalypse [BL]

  • Genre: Fantasy
  • Author: Tina Freemoon
  • Status: Ongoing

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  1. phoenix_8888
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    shitty translations +1
  1. Mr_hypocrite
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    I've been stacking this and just realized a month late that it's finished.
    I'm eating good tonight.
  1. ProfaneImmortal
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    Whe i saw its female mc almost drop it because almost all of frmale mc have romance cliche that drag to long, thanks for info
  1. JustinTee
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    I enjoyed this manga, and it was easy to see the policeman and her forming a bond. Overall, the manga had a slightly creepy vibe due to the character designs. I liked how she possessed amazing powers, such as seeing ghosts and enabling others to do the same. The female lead was appealing—a smart, cute girl with amnesia.  

    This story was far from conventional and featured less romance than I'd hoped for, but it was rich in imagination. If you're as fond of ghosts as I am,  
    you'll definitely love this manga.  
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  1. Zonum
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    <p>Although I had higher expectations for this manga in terms of the depth of the story and characters, it ended up being a rather enjoyable and light read. While the author mentioned that there was a wide range of subjects and plots she could have pursued, I feel she could delve deeper into explaining why some characters possess certain powers, for instance, the detective's abilities. How are they selected? And how do they access their powers? Nevertheless, I genuinely enjoyed it for what it was; perhaps my expectations were set too high, but it was a fun and engaging story. The characters were entertaining, the story arc flowed smoothly without interruption, consistently progressing, and the humor hit the mark this time. Instead of feeling anxious about something dreadful, I found myself laughing quite a few times.</p>

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