My favourite story so far! Great characters, amazing pictures, incredible plot! Read more

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I was curious if the layout was much different for a paperback than web comic format. Although there aren't double page displays, and no moving gifs of course, somehow having the physical prints of the beautiful scenes is just so satisfying. Even though I've read the story twice and the comic 3 times already, I quickly got immersed in the paper version again. It feels like a quality collectors item and I'll be collecting all the volumes I can get my hands on. Read more

Llegó en perfectas condiciones, ningún rasguño, maltrato, etc. El acabado en la portada es precioso, el diseño, la traducción y la historia increíbles. Recomiendo este Manhwa ya que tiene una historia muy entretenida, me hizo feliz, me hizo reír, me hizo llorar, me hizo enojar, luego el cambio de la trama y todo te atrapa hasta que ya no haya más. Read more

It starts off as a typical fantasy manhwa where the protagonist is in the modern world and she playing a particular otome game. Rather than being hit by truck-kun, she is simply transported to the world as soon as she wakes up from the grueling nights of playing the seemingly impossible to beat game. She assumes the role of the villain, Penelope Eckhart. She meets most of the target characters in the first volume with a preview of the other in the second volume. The intrigue comes as she soon realizes that she can likely die in this world and that there is no reset button like in the game. Now she has to reach100% affinity for one of the target characters in order to reach the ending that she could not achieve in hard mode. Penelope is a practical protagonist, who adjusts well to her surroundings by using her knowledge of the game. Typically, as a villainess she will have those that dislike her, but she uses the title well to assert herself. The art is simply stunning and as readers continue to read other volumes, it does not lose any of the beauty. Read more