It could have worked, but they just didn't seem to have any discernible chemistry. 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! The people of Tawney maybe apprehensive initially but bonds are built slowly and it was nice to see a helpful community, which comes together despite their differences. I'm also a big fan of Reyna and Kianthe's relationship, as it was noticably realistic and healthy. And it's also refreshing to see a couple already established in a story, working on building a life together. You don't have to do this through using pronoun pins or clumsily explaining away the use of gender neutral pronouns as coming from a culture that you tell us literally nothing else about. When will the ml show up??? This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers. Unfortunately, I feel like it was... okay. Limun, 폭군님은 착하게 살고 싶어, The Tyrant Wants To Live Honestly, Sang Tiran ingin hidup dengan jujur, Tiran ingin menjadi baik, Tyrant wants a better life. Kianthe and Reyna are wonderfully flawed characters, but their communication and coping skills with each other is so beautiful. She was determined not to let the same fate repeat two lives. I wanted to like this so much more than I did. 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/.
Worn wooden floors, plants on every table, firelight drifting between the rafters… all complemented by love and good company. ← Back to Mangaclash. You can check your email and reset 've reset your password successfully. But alas i could not do it for another moment. Thing is, Reyna works as one of the Queen's private guards, and Kianthe is the most powerful mage in existence. Tags: read The Tyrant Wants To Live Honestly Chapter 14, read Tyrant Wants A Better Life Manga online free. Your email address will not be published. Cozy adventure fantasy! 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. CW: on-page murder, violence, slight blood, recurring mentions to/depictions of corrupt political figure. Let me get a little serious for a moment. Also, there were some words that stood out to me in the quesi-historical fantasy setting, such as referring to a vest top as a 'tank' or repeated use of the word 'vacation. ' Interactions between characters are really repetitive, which makes them get a bit stale as the book progresses.
The main plotlines have EXTREMELY high stakes, and everything in regards to the bookstore/tea shop is immediately resolved. In a story brimming with hurt/comfort and quiet fireside conversations, these two women will discover just what they mean to each other… and the world. There's a lot of really positive reviews on this book, so it obviously worked for some. I wanted to love it and it truly had its moments!!!
If you want to use them, more power to you. Maybe this was meant to be a building kind of energy? I am so incredibly disappointed to have not liked this book. Absolutely obsessed with Reyna and Kianthe's communication. I was begging the author to just SHOW US through their COMMUNICATION!!!
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. "Can't just let it end like this. Username or Email Address. This is most obvious in the centered romance. She received no response from the son she loved.
Personally, I went into this wanting to read a cozy fantasy about a lesbian couple setting up a book & teashop, so I would have preferred more of an emphasis of that and less of the queen/ dragon eggs sub-plots, and perhaps a slightly shorter condensed story overall. I cannot get enough of this and will be buying a physical copy to add to my bookshelf. ReadNovember 8, 2022. One night, Reyna decides to leave the palace and take up Kianthe's offer. The cover promises dragon mysteries, which were then). SO DELIGHTFUL THOUGH! I'm pretty sad about it. We were told over and over again that they were so deeply in love, but we never really saw it (or felt it). I really enjoyed this story.
And you just invent the concept of libraries in a single conversation (also, does the magic school NOT have libraries already? You can feel the Legends and Lattes inspiration, but Can't Spell Treason is almost a different animal than its predecessor. This made the tone hard to read at times. Meanwhile, Kianthe has been waiting for a chance to flee responsibility–all the better that her girlfriend is on board. Finally, my biggest pet peeve of the entire book: how lazy the worldbuilding was, and how heavy handed the author was with IRL references. Honestly, this book comes at a relevant time. Please enable JavaScript to view the. It tries really really hard to convince you that it's cozy (look! 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. Also, there were puns. I think that's part of what makes this book just so comforting.
We're going to the login adYour cover's min size should be 160*160pxYour cover's type should be book hasn't have any chapter is the first chapterThis is the last chapterWe're going to home page. I definitely liked this latest addition to the cosy fantasy genre. Get help and learn more about the design. 5 rounded up because there's a few not-so-cozy parts. A thing happens; and then the characters react, not vice versa.