Can't say any sites here, just search the novel name and sites will come.
Btw s1 ends at ch29
Suggestion, you should start the novel from the beginning. It's mere 30 chapters anyways
It's not great.The characters are pretty dumb and their backgrounds are very basic. The author postponed for very long to explain the situation on the family, probably because he didn't know what to do with the story, and then dumped the backstory in one or two chapters way later.The MC lets opportunities fly by and is constantly getting into unnecessary risks (she's obsessed with going to make money at the town even though she doesn't need it, she already has food and medicine with her dimension. And when she learns that she can level up her dimension to make her animals stronger she decides to stop leveling after half a day and then never goes at it again.)She is also constantly sparing people that want to kill her and will come back later to cause trouble.In one part she was rightfully infuriated with an academy for being overbearing demanding her land, but when some other very powerful clans came and said they wanted to trade with her she beat them all up to make more enemies...Also there was never any consequence for making dumb decisions, no friends, family or pets were even injured at all.Overall, I can't even say it's infuriating, because you end up not caring about any of them. It's just boring.
Hmm. I can't believe nobody has reviewed this manga yet. It's a really great manga. A bit cliché, but still enjoyable. It definitely has that reverse harem vibe, which is exactly what draws me to it. The artwork is decent too, making it even more pleasant to read. I appreciate how the romance develops gradually throughout the story. I hope they upload the next chapters soon. If you're searching for a warm, uplifting, and cheerful manga, this one fits the bill perfectly!
This story revolves around an orphan who is adopted by a wealthy family. Initially thrilled to finally have a family, her world takes a dramatic turn when her brothers insist she is their servant, not their sister.
To be honest, I wasn’t particularly intrigued by the story when I first came across this manga. Being rather bored, I decided to give it a try. As someone who enjoys romance stories, I found myself unable to put it down after reading just a few chapters. The love triangles and the complications that prevented the brothers from being with Sera added layers of drama to the plot, sparking my curiosity about how everything would unfold.
The artwork was decent but not exceptional. While I wasn’t overly fond of it overall, there were moments where the characters were dressed stunningly, which stood out. Beyond that, there’s not much more I can say about the art—it’s never really my focus.
I genuinely appreciated the characters in this manga. Many of them resonated with me, especially Sera, Han, and Ram oppa. As the story progressed, my feelings toward the characters shifted. Initially, I favored Han, but as his personality evolved, I grew to prefer Ram oppa. Hui Rim oppa, however, remained consistent throughout.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this manga. It’s engaging, filled with romance, and offers a unique twist to the narrative—exactly my kind of story! Additionally, it incorporates elements like fighting, dancing, and celebrity culture, making it a versatile read that appeals to a wide audience. There’s truly something for everyone here!
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Btw s1 ends at ch29
Suggestion, you should start the novel from the beginning. It's mere 30 chapters anyways
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To be honest, I wasn’t particularly intrigued by the story when I first came across this manga. Being rather bored, I decided to give it a try. As someone who enjoys romance stories, I found myself unable to put it down after reading just a few chapters. The love triangles and the complications that prevented the brothers from being with Sera added layers of drama to the plot, sparking my curiosity about how everything would unfold.
The artwork was decent but not exceptional. While I wasn’t overly fond of it overall, there were moments where the characters were dressed stunningly, which stood out. Beyond that, there’s not much more I can say about the art—it’s never really my focus.
I genuinely appreciated the characters in this manga. Many of them resonated with me, especially Sera, Han, and Ram oppa. As the story progressed, my feelings toward the characters shifted. Initially, I favored Han, but as his personality evolved, I grew to prefer Ram oppa. Hui Rim oppa, however, remained consistent throughout.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this manga. It’s engaging, filled with romance, and offers a unique twist to the narrative—exactly my kind of story! Additionally, it incorporates elements like fighting, dancing, and celebrity culture, making it a versatile read that appeals to a wide audience. There’s truly something for everyone here!
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