Full House

Alright. This is a great piece of work.

This manhwa had such a different feel, different mood to it than most other manga that I've read. There's an air of sophistication in there.

You can thank the artwork with it's unique, almost western style to it. I can compare it to the illustrations you'd see in a classic book publishing. And it gets better as you go along reading the series. It certainly fits its British setting.

You can also thank the character development. Particularly with Ellie, who is an unapologetic, strong, fierce woman; one who grows with you as you read on.

It's a long story, and it can be rather slow at some points. I can admit that it can drag on a bit. But if you don't mind the slower stories, I suggest you pick this one up. Maybe you'll grow to love it, like I have.

Anyhow, go read it!

Well I'm bad at making reviews but I think that this story was really good. It shows the struggles of love. Yes near the middle I got up set since they are so in love with each other that it blinds them. I recommend this manga to any one who like to read about the struggles of love and if you do read it and get frustrated with it near the middle continue to read it you will love the ending. :)

I really don't see how this isn't reviewed at all. I am going to be completely honest; reading this was more torture than enjoyment for various reason. One being by volume 7 I saw little to none character development between Ryder and Elle.

Story:8: The story line was the main reason why I began reading this. I won't say it is original though. From a broad aspect, just looking at the synopsis, it does seem to be different from normal love stories. However, if looking into it, it is the same as everything else. Meaning two characters who hate each other but in the end fall madly in love. Also with the idea of not being able to fall in love again because of someone from the pass etc etc.

Art:6: I wasn't a big fan of the art but I still thought it was pretty good. I didn't hate it but I didn't like it either.

Character:5: I still liked that they weren't the standard type of characters but given the fact that character development took forever displeased me. I felt as though Elle's and Ryder's stubbornness was at times rather overbearing. I still liked it because they didn't simply forgive each other like most people but it took forever to resolves things and I thought that was utterly ridiculous.

Enjoyment:1: If I could put down 0 without a doubt I would have. This was painfully long for me because of my short-attention span. To add, things felt very repetitive with the fighting and everything. 122 chapters involving fighting, constant fighting. There was one moment where I thought there was a change but no, it was a forgotten scene (the first time they kissed) and they began fighting once more. I honestly felt as if I wasted my time reading this because I was hoping it would get better but to my dismay it didn't.

Overall:2: Maybe I am just being too harsh but who knows. All I know is that I could not stand this at all but was determined to finish it. I wouldn't recommend people to read this but go ahead try it. It was refreshing to see different types of characters. It is just with every chapter it was the same but with a different scenario. I gave it a 2 simply because I felt so much time was wasted on a story that could have been shorter if they were more honest with each and got over themselves.