- December 17, 2024
- ebi-hime
How to Melt a Maiden's Heart
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About
Fujibayashi Reo is your regular high school student. He would prefer to sleep in than go to class, and he cares more about football than he does about studying for his exams. He’s not the best student, and he’s always getting into arguments with the stern student council president, Sugawara Yuuma. Reo can’t stand Yuuma, and the feeling is mutual. Both boys hate one another — but when Reo discover…









- The game features charming visuals and well-written characters, making the story enjoyable and engaging.
- The lighthearted and humorous narrative, combined with the adorable dynamics between the characters, creates a delightful experience.
- The inclusion of relatable themes and character development adds depth to the story, making it more than just a typical BL visual novel.
- Some character designs, particularly the MC's shark-like teeth, can be off-putting and detract from the overall aesthetic.
- The pacing of the story can feel uneven, with some parts dragging while others rush through important moments.
- A lack of save slots and minor typos can disrupt the reading experience, leaving players wanting more polish.
story
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a lighthearted and enjoyable blend of slice-of-life and comedy, featuring an enemies-to-lovers trope that unfolds in a charming manner. While it incorporates serious themes related to the characters' home lives, the overall tone remains fun, supported by adorable writing and artwork. The linear narrative, despite its slow start, captivates players with amusing character dynamics and nostalgic references to anime, making it a delightful read.
“That was a short, sweet read ♥ I tried to prolong it as much as I could, savoring the story slowly; it was really enjoyable!”
“Despite the premise of blackmail, the story as a whole is fun and lighthearted.”
“With the gameplay, the story is linear, so no choices are presented.”
“The plot is slow, but once it gets going, I had to finish it.”
“The story itself is mostly slice-of-life and comical but never over-the-top.”