Baili Jin Among Mortals

Atarisan Jan 16, 2024

10

Don't let the cover fool you. This manhua has all the potential to steal your hearth.  The story of cute pink haired fairy banished to mortal realm (earth) just to find a hardship that all mortals must go through. She deeply despises all mortals, after all she is devine fairy, or does she? Finding great friends along the way, she maybe even might fall for one sweet mortal. This story isn't focusing only on the main couple, which is great for contrast. If you prefer sweet, wholesome, stable-ish couple or very unstable yet attractive couple with a tons of tension - this manhua will deliver just that.  I appreciate the contrast between main and side couple. Thanks to it the story doesn't feel boring or repetetive. Both couples have to fight with their own problems.  That's why in no time you will find yourself dived deep in the story with no possibility of stopping.  + The characters are stunning  + The story is entertaining and not repetetive + Sweet, adorable, wholesome main couple + Captivating, flirty, intense side couple  + Jealousy is realistically portrayed in the story + Real lgbt struggles also portayed very well but not "tragically for a sake of plot" + The story touch upon some deeper topics such as unrequited love  - Sometimes you can feel like the main couple story-plot is not as fun as side couple one is

Noth94 Jul 29, 2022

7

At the writing of this review: Manhua status: ongoing | Chapters released: 128 | Chapters read: 30 | Spoilers: No Premise: Not having reached even with the chapters released, this vote is to be considered provisional. Story: 7/10 The protagonist of this manhua is Baili jin, a fairy who was living in heaven who, during the birthday celebrations due to an accident, breaks one of her Majesty's objects, and then is banished to the mortal realm. Finding herself now alone, with limited powers, unable to ask for help from heaven and with a strange bracelet on her wrist, she will have to do everything to find out how to return to her realm, as long as she doesn’t fall in love with a mortal. Art: 6/10 The style is very clean, but it seems too "static", I know, they are images and therefore they can't move, but that's what I feel while reading and this feeling doesn't drive me crazy... I find it a very basic design, without infamy and without praise. Characters: 7/10 Some characters I find slightly stereotyped, but I can understand that after 30 chapters, the character is not properly developed… Overall: 7/10 I started reading a year after the release of the first chapter and I stopped at chapter 15, because I imagined it was a story like many others that I have already read and unfortunately with the spoilers that run on the internet, I saw that this work lengthens a lot the broth with the usual clichés and the "feeling" I had when I paused the reading, it never went away... then it's not that I really love "the beams of light" put a bit 'at random (if you have read or seen any image on the web of this manhua you will know what I am talking about), so I have decided that I will wait for the end of the story to conclude the reading and in case, review my review.