The pacing was also quite nice, as I've never felt that it was rushed or that nothing happens, but that might be also because of the wholesome nature of the manga. I didn't mind those aspects at all, as it was rather well-written if I had to choose between well and poor. I've read it because it is really wholesome. To be completely honest, the story is quite tropey at times and a tiny bit predictable, but I haven't read it for that. I haven't read that many manga, but from what I have, I can strongly say that this is the only manga that feels like it came out in both 20. They are really well thought and put together. The first time we get to see her I think I've been just as mesmerized as ML.

FL's special outfits have also been a really strong point during the series. In fact, the one with the FL and ML looking at each other as seen through that push-the-button-to-get-the-circles-in-place thingy has been my wallpaper for about 3 weeks now. The '80s aesthetic is nailed and we get some of the best romanticized depictions of it, with some outstanding panels and spreads. They are quite average, but in their averageness it further emphasizes the best part of it: the characters. The backgrounds are similar to the shallow focus cinematographic technique I'd say. What a fitting title (and song, for that matter)! Now let's start our short spoiler-free review. gold, but a hidden gem: Slow Motion Once More. 172 years have passed and you've finally found something (not the first time you do, but this was the relevant one in our case). You take the job offer and you go on the longest Gold Rush of your life. You head outside, but not before you catch a glimpse of the poster stuck on the door: GOLD HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER TO OBTAIN! LOOKING FOR PROSPECTORS (starting the 17th of the second month, at noon in front of the bar). POV: It's 1849 and you've lost half your savings in a local bar because of an unlucky hand. In general, I would have given a 10 but that is very personal, although I think that it deserves an 8 or even a 9. The enjoyment of the series for me is incredible, I enjoyed it very much for the fact of combining a quite innocent romance, with other interesting aspects such as music or pop culture of a different era to which many readers are accustomed. The characters seem pretty well done, although sometimes it seems that it could have improved some aspects. may not be so interesting because it does not follow the current trend. The art is one of the strong points, since the characters are well designed, the backgrounds are quite detailed and the style is very curious, although for some, it For lovers of romance, it is a story that evokes nostalgia and innocence. The series despite having a general plot, that does not take away the interesting and fascinating that is, because the author conveys in the plot, a curious love story, fascinating and even innocent. More questions? birb me on Twitter or Instagram.This series is very particular and personally, I've enjoyed it until now because it contains curious elements, that for music lovers or pop culture in general in Japan in the 80's.

Back to Embry being not a really good detective. And you probably still live longer inside the monastery than outside with things bumping through the night. So being a page is a little bit of risk and a comfy life in safety vs working on the fields, limited food supplies, in a rather unsafe environment with limited self protection.

Simple put: Imagine being the X child without any right to inherit in a family feeding a lot of mouths. I thought it's kinda obvious but maybe it's just me watching too many documentaries about life in the medieval time.

The rest of the detailled character descriptions are in Bound 1, which can be aquired here:Īs people still question why TF you'd become a Page if it's so risky.

Slow motion wo mou ichido