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The Tyrant Wants To Live Honestly Ch 12
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. Do you love reading books by the fire, warming your hands with a hot mug of tea, surrounded by beautiful houseplants and the cuddly embrace of your partner? The tyrant wants to live honestly 6 miles. But when she opened her eyes, she found herself back in her childhood. Translated language: Indonesian. I think I wasn't really fond of either of them as characters either.
Can't Spell Treason Without Tea is a high fantasy steeped in coziness. It was really the PDA that icked me out in this book. It allows you to fantasize about how you would fit into this magical world. Reyna is repeatedly referred to as 'the ex-guard' even when her former profession has zero bearing on the current scene, and this is one of those things that once I notice an author does it, I can't stop noticing it. ) 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??? However one night Reyna makes the call to run away, and together they run head first into building their store. This is a book I would recommend if someone wants an easy to consume sapphic fantasy world without getting emotionally attached to the characters. I wanted to like this so much more than I did. In the end, she decided to kill all her brothers and take the throne. Sweet and cozy, but I found the unique and interesting bits fewer and further between than I'd hoped. Finally, my biggest pet peeve of the entire book: how lazy the worldbuilding was, and how heavy handed the author was with IRL references. All Manga, Character Designs and Logos are © to their respective copyright holders. I totally called it I thought mmm sus I think some bad man is going to try to kidnap her I Knew it. The Tyrant Wants To Live Honestly. This was a lovely, fun, story that I think anyone who ever had that cottagecore dream where you run away with your spouse and open a little bookshop cafe, in an accepting community with good friends; will enjoy!
The Tyrant Wants To Live Honestly 6 Miles
This plays into the rest of the book. ReadNovember 8, 2022. The list just kept going on and on! The tyrant wants to live honestly 6 million. All characters using the correct pronouns all of the time. It was cozy but also had a lot of true high fantasy depth within. Together, they settle in Tawney, a town that boasts more dragons than people, and open the shop of their dreams. The main plotlines have EXTREMELY high stakes, and everything in regards to the bookstore/tea shop is immediately resolved. 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.
Relatedly, the book also felt too long. 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. The tyrant wants to live honestly ch 12. SuccessWarnNewTimeoutNOYESSummaryMore detailsPlease rate this bookPlease write down your commentReplyFollowFollowedThis is the last you sure to delete? This was a delightful read full of whimsy but also plot and tension.
The Tyrant Wants To Live Honestly 6 Hours
The cover promises dragon mysteries, which were then). Hope you'll come to join us and become a manga reader in this community. Women with swords and magic? This book is SAPPHIC (but not spicy). 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. To use comment system OR you can use Disqus below! The pov switches off between them, and there were times that i could not tell whose head we were supposed to be in since they were so similar and so unremarkable. Book name has least one pictureBook cover is requiredPlease enter chapter nameCreate SuccessfullyModify successfullyFail to modifyFailError CodeEditDeleteJustAre you sure to delete? Check, check, check!! Read The Tyrant Wants To Live Honestly - Chapter 6. She is obsessed with TikTok, and will happily spend all day scrolling through videos. You'll not find complex worldbuilding, intricate politics or driving mysteries here. Also, there were puns. I get that the author was setting themselves up for a second book in the series, but that meant that there was barely any story arc to this one.
← Back to Mangaclash. The characters are diverse, and the town of Tawney and its inhabitants are loveable. This is most obvious in the centered romance. I also really enjoyed the side plot with the dragon eggs and the Queen hunting down Reyna.
The Tyrant Wants To Live Honestly 6 Million
Some of the writing choices were quite jarring and pulled me out of the story. Booktok oversold this one for me, honestly. Rank: 12464th, it has 242 monthly / 14. But there's also magics and fantasy elements, too. Very similar premise to Legends & Lattes, but with a higher stakes plot, a lot of wish-fullfillmenty/fanficcy fluff, unapologetic puns, and PDA. The lands in general and the specific town of Tawney made for an interesting setting with good world building. But the cover claims it's "a cozy fantasy steeped with love" and the title of the series is literally "tomes & tea cozy fantasies, " so i can not easily excuse how far this missed the mark of what i understand cozy fantasy to be. CW: on-page murder, violence, slight blood, recurring mentions to/depictions of corrupt political figure. Picture can't be smaller than 300*300FailedName can't be emptyEmail's format is wrongPassword can't be emptyMust be 6 to 14 charactersPlease verify your password again. 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.
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. But after an assassin takes Reyna hostage, she decides she's thoroughly done risking her life for a self-centered queen. I really liked the premise, but think the book suffered from a lack of identity, wavering between "cozy " and high-stakes fantasy. All Reyna and Kianthe want is to open a bookshop that serves tea. It wasn't bad, but… it wasn't good...? Already has an account? So to sum it all up: definitely not a cozy fantasy, the non-cozy plot doesn't even go anywhere in the nearly 400 pages, the characters are boring, and the worldbuilding is lazy (all in my opinion, of course).
They both have a lot of anxieties due to their upbringings and positions but they work through their issues with proper communication, and I adored that aspect of the story. I would absolutely recommend this story! A thing happens; and then the characters react, not vice versa. And so, so, so, so sweet. That's cozy, right?? It's got a very First Draft of a NaNoWriMo manuscript feel to it, with a lot of darlings that frankly ought to have been killed.
Required fields are marked *. It was nice seeing the place come alive and I so wanted to be there. It's not a story of first love or even falling in love, but a story of two women who have been together for 2 years already who are stumbling through the transition from long-distance to being together every day and beginning a new life together. The politics, court intrigue, dragons, magic -- it was definitely an adventure fantasy served with a side of cozy. For some reason I just never felt an attachment to these characters, despite enjoying them and wanting to see them thrive.