How to Survive a Romance Fantasy

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To start this off, how to survive a romance fantasy doesn’t contain much romance in it, so if you are expecting a heavy romance plot then this is not for you. I think this is one of the reasons why people get disappointed. The author did address this at the end of the manhwa in the author’s note and I think it could have been a better idea to state this at the beginning of the manhwa instead.

In addition to the fact that this manhwa takes the reincarnation genre and creates a new type of story with it, I believe this is what a comedy ... manhwa should be like. Tbh I can't tell if this manhwa is super funny or if my humor is just broken (my humor is def broken) ,but I found it hilarious. Yes, ik the fried chicken joke was used excessively and maybe too much but I laughed at every single fried chicken joke.

The art is pretty decent, not special in any way but it was nice.

Ik many people think the ending was rushed and incomplete, but in my opinion, it was pretty fine for this story. I could see, however, why some people would have wanted it to be longer and for the author to discuss other aspects of the story. The author did say that they were satisfied with the ending and the length of the manhwa though. The ending was (in a way or another) an open ending, so if you are not a fan of open endings this isn't for you either.

At times i did feel lost and felt like I don’t understand what is going on exactly, but i do think its very likely to be a translation error, plus it didn’t really affect the story.

Overall i would say give this manhwa a shot if u want sth short with less romance and more comedy.

With every Isekai I have read this was very basic when the plot was so interesting. The author had a great idea that was mildly unique to the Isekai genre then executed it in the poorest way possible. I will be sharing my points of why I thought it was barely above average aka it was fine.

Plot Rundown: Three people who had died in Korea had been reincarnated into the main characters of a book they were reading. The goal is to find a way to come home but here is the interesting thing the creator of the novel is actually in the novel. Out ... of all isekai manga/manhwa/manhua I've ever read this was a first to have the creator itself inserted into the story. 8/10

The Art: It looked very average besides the eyes on Lily when she uses her empathy powers and Brad's outfits throughout the series were very compelling (iykyk). It wasn't enough to end up changing my mind on the overall rating, so I'd give the art a comfortable 5/10.

Things I liked: It actually had a good sense of humor except when they beat the hell out of the fried chicken joke. I also enjoyed the humor with Brad but the only thing that was above average in this was the humor.

Things I disliked: Too many plot holes!!! The ending, not properly finishing up the story had dropped it by 2 points. The plot holes were that Lily wanted to leave the world and go back home due to her period cramps, which never got addressed and what would happen when they were to get home (back to Korea) because they were dead. Would they magically be revived, or would they be unable to leave? The ending didn't address either of these since all characters ended up staying.

Overall: I thought it was barely above average and that it really isn't worth the read considering the ending wasn't satisfying along with the story being 62 chapters long. Do as you may and form your own opinion because that is the beauty of having a brain. It was positively a 6/10.