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Skip Beat!, Vol. 33 (2000)

by Yoshiki Nakamura(Favorite Author)

4.62 of 5 Votes: 1

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English

genre

Romance

series

Skip Beat!

review 1: Kind of an odd volume. Basically Kyoko and Ren spent the whole time coming on to each other in the roles of their characters. But not while they were filming. The whole idea is that they are trying to immerse themselves into the characters at all times. What's weirdest is that the characters are brother and sister. Quite the incestuous relationship.The whole brother/sister incest thing is nothing new. It's been going on for a few volumes. But I felt like I was hit over the head with it especially hard in this volume. The whole point of this seemed to be the extreme tension between Kyoko and Ren, supposedly in character but everyone knows not entirely. Definitely a sexy volume. Nakamura draws the scenes so perfectly to evoke emotion in the reader and lead you hanging on eve... morery page. But it still lacks in substance.Not surprisingly, Kyoko is still completely in the dark that her love for Ren is mutual. At this point, it may take them until volume 50 to consummate their relationship in any fashion. There was a particularly heartbreaking scene where Kyoko imagines being humiliated if her feelings for Ren are revealed. It shows just how severely Sho damaged her psyche and makes me dislike him even more.
review 2: romantisme Ren Tsuruga dan Kyoko Mogami akhirnya meledak dalam volume kali ini.rasa cemburu dan putus asa, gembok-gembok peti cinta yang akhirnya terbuka satu persatu, serta perasaan dilematis Kyoko terhadap aktor yang paling dihormatinya di dunia pelakonan, Ren Tsuruga.semua komponen itu menjadi volume ini sebagai volume terbaik Skip Beat! (menurut versi saya).mungkin akan ada volume-volume terbaik setelah yang ke-33 ini, tapi yang ini saja sudah sulit dilupakan. less

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