That will be so grateful if you let MangaBuddy be your favorite manga site. Honestly, this book comes at a relevant time. This book is SAPPHIC (but not spicy). It's not as cozy as I'd hoped it would be and I wish there had been more attention given to the tea and bookshop development instead of an almost repetitive series of relationship conflict and resolution, but this was still a story I couldn't stop thinking about. Read The Tyrant Wants To Live Honestly Manhwa. I definitely liked this latest addition to the cosy fantasy genre. She was determined not to let the same fate repeat two lives. I loved Legends and Lattes so I was excited to hear all the comparisons people were making about these two books, but, unfortunately for me, they were not similar where is mattered. I really liked the premise, but think the book suffered from a lack of identity, wavering between "cozy " and high-stakes fantasy. Read direction: Top to Bottom. Honestly I don't have anything nice to say so I'll just keep it short: I was promised cozy lesbians having domestic moments in a teashop and bookstore and I can't say that it's truly what this book is.
Kianthe is the most powerful Mage across the realm but also hates that no one sees the person behind the title and would love to settle down with Reyne and start a bookshop. Can't Spell Treason Without Tea is a high fantasy steeped in coziness. Read The Tyrant Wants To Live Honestly - Chapter 6 with HD image quality and high loading speed at MangaBuddy. Reyna and Kianthe are such tangible protagonists as well. CW/TW: violence, blood, fire, injury detail, medical content, alcohol consumption, decapitation parental death (mother), emesis. The two MCs are extremely bland and don't really have strong personalities. It also centers two women so deeply committed to each other and to their dream in a way that just made my heart feel full.
Next question: Have you ever read an epic fantasy novel and thought "Man, I love these characters! Honestly, the warm fuzzies I got from this book could be rivaled only by a category five Tribble infestation. All in all, I still mostly enjoyed this, and anyone looking for a cozy fantasy with a little bit more plot/stakes probably will as well. It tries really really hard to convince you that it's cozy (look!
Hope you'll come to join us and become a manga reader in this community. For some reason I just never felt an attachment to these characters, despite enjoying them and wanting to see them thrive. This doesn't take away from the story, but it does help expand on that "cozy fantasy" genre. There's a lot of really positive reviews on this book, so it obviously worked for some. To use comment system OR you can use Disqus below! Leaving their lives isn't so easy. You're telling me you couldn't come up with even a single fantastical pastry, and instead you have BAGELS AND CREAMED CHEESE???? The lands in general and the specific town of Tawney made for an interesting setting with good world building. There were too many smirks and cackles for my personal palate, and my god, the second hand mortification of their cringy flirting /in front of the entire cafe/. This is a nice, gripping read full of twists and turns with a nice romance, my only regret is that the relationship between Rayna and Kianthe always rests at kisses and then fade to black so it's what some readers might call a clean romance - meaning no sex scenes.
While Reyna is more stoic and controlled, but learns to talk more and share her feelings and emotions. But it didn't work for me. I totally called it I thought mmm sus I think some bad man is going to try to kidnap her I Knew it. The worldbuilding did not seem to be any more fleshed out than "typical vaguely arthurian fantasy setting, " and this was especially seen through the unimaginative use of items/concepts from real life. I agree with some of the other reviews: their vibes feel a bit weird. This book was pretty cute at first for sure, but while I don't need a plot to keep me interested in a good set of characters, I do need *something*. Genres: Manhwa, Webtoon, Josei(W), Shoujo(G), Drama, Emperor's daughte, Fantasy, Full Color, Psychological, Romance, Royal family, Time Travel, Tragedy, Villainess. Please don't slap each other's ass and make raunchy innuendo's with your clients as audience. The stakes should be low, the conflict should be mundane (but important to the characters, and by extension, to us), and there should definitely not be multiple near death experiences. "Can't just let it end like this. Translated language: Indonesian. Like, the middle of a deadly dragon battle is maybe not the time for a passionate groping? Aside from the decision Reyna makes at the beginning to leave the queen, this is a story where the plot happens to the characters. 3 stars because I like the world Thorne built, but I didn't see the bits I wanted to see.
Okay, you've read the summary. Username or Email Address. Although I wish Gossley had been developed a bit more for having a purpose beyond, seemingly, only existing to make Reyna look like a better and more empathetic person, I enjoyed the dynamic between him and Reyna nonetheless in between Kianthe and Reyna's never-ending banter. We have a bookstore! Speaking of relationships, i was also disappointed in the fact that kianthe and reyna had a preexisting relationship. And maybe the most heinous of all - having pronoun pins!!! Unfortunately, I feel like it was... okay.
Please enter your username or email address. This story is also slightly more tense, and we get a possible mystery involving dragon eggs which makes for far reaching consequences, which I'm sure will come to fruition in the rest of the series. It also killed me every time they had an extended conversation, because there was always some sort of commentary on how good their communication styles were. Book name can't be empty. It got repetitive after a while. I have a clear vision of what it would look like, from quests where you deal with a dragon problem to a tea making minigame to the build-up of your shop! Okay, maybe I'm the only one excited about that last one. I'm really interested in seeing where this series goes - I wasn't prepared for Reyna's plan, and it's left me on the edge of my seat! But then they're both also so insecure, which keeps happening, and it felt more that they were telling me how hot they both were to each other and how good at communication than showing me. I'm definitely having a good time with cozy fantasies this year, so I couldn't resist when the author offered arcs of this book. I really understand the desire to represent a positive lesbian relationship, but Kianthe and Reyna's relationship just felt... too perfect? There was lots of humour that did actually make me laugh/smile at times (and then despair of myself in the case of some of the puns). But there's also magics and fantasy elements, too.
Dorothy, a woman who suffered discrimination and disregard. I didn't know going into it that it was going to be a series but I'm definitely excited to continue. Her girlfriend, Kianthe, is a mage of the highest order, and in demand but resents being pulled from pillar to post for her magic uses. Let me get a little serious for a moment. Also maybe not on the job at your cute and quirky tea shop in front of all your customers and your teenage employee and the local politicians??? There also aren't that many fleshed out side characters, and the ones we spend the most time with were just bffs with our MCs from the moment they stepped foot into town. It allows you to fantasize about how you would fit into this magical world. Even better news: you've found one of the best offerings to exist in this relatively new genre.
You can check your email and reset 've reset your password successfully. Can't Spell Treason Without Tea is your sapphic daydream of running away with your lover to open a book and tea shop turned reality. I think that's part of what makes this book just so comforting. A cozy fantasy about a tea shop bookstore?
Max 250 characters). And you just invent the concept of libraries in a single conversation (also, does the magic school NOT have libraries already? The fl kinda pathetic. They're filled with so much love, tenderness, and care for one another and are actively communicating through conflicts and roadblocks to be better partners for each other. Register for new account. I couldn't care for the characters and the plot felt the opposite of cozy fantasy - don't get me started on the surface level romantic interactions between Kianthe and Reyna who, at this point, were just corny and with the chemistry of a toast. The similarities in the vibes are very strong but the author still manages to give the feel of a very different world, slightly darker in tone, lots of tasty tea - but ofcourse the delicious baked goods still remain and I totally couldn't have done without them. There wasn't any meat to the emotions or motivations or mesmerizing writing or anything. Interactions between characters are really repetitive, which makes them get a bit stale as the book progresses.
The author does a great job balancing the cozy fantasy elements with more tense and darker moments, and I can't wait to see more of it. You can feel the Legends and Lattes inspiration, but Can't Spell Treason is almost a different animal than its predecessor.
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