Her Pet

If you’re looking for a love sweet story, it’s best to keep looking. Don’t get tricked into reading it. While there are some exceptional and fun parts early in, a majority of the story is bullies getting away with savaging kids, only to get happy endings as if they didn’t actually do anything wrong. The art is a great deal of fun, and most of the appeal. The plot, however, is about as much of a dumpster fire as you can expect from a story about a girl that is mistaken for a dog. A sweeping majority of the problems in the story are extremely contrivedand only happen because the characters can’t seem to do anything reasonable or levelheaded. Worse yet, every single problem solved doesn’t feel like it’s solved anything, yet everyone acts like it’s undone years of issues. It’s frustrating to see a story that has a great deal of promise and legitimate joy in it self destruct halfway in, but it happens. It’s not worth the time. If you MUST read it, do yourself a favor and stop after Sol and Soo’s arc.