The premise of the story had potential and the art is great but the execution is trash. It makes no sense.
1. Why on earth was a noble lady out in the forest looking for medicinal herbs all by herself without even one single guard even when forests are known to have monsters in it??? From the looks of it, they probably wouldn't have let her go so she snuck out, which makes her even more stupid. I know she wanted to help her sister, but how can you help others by putting yourself in danger? She's the freaking young lady of the house, even if the servants were against it, she could've just insisted in going and taken a few knights with her. She should have a knight or a guard with her even when going to town, so even more when going the the forest, like WTF. Also, the way she just asked her savior to help her gather herbs just like that with no reservations was rude af (although this might be because of the translation or maybe she's used to being a young lady so she doesn't think much of ordering people around, who knows. It rubbed me the wrong way)
2. Why is the noble lady barging into the room of a guest in the morning when the guest is still sleeping without knocking and asking if she could come in? Rude and intrusive af. Even if it's your house, that's such a poor display of manners.
3. What's the point of having servants when all they did was just guide the guest to the room and nothing else? They as the host's servants didn't prepare anything for the guest except for a room even when it was their lady who invited him to stay over. No offer for a bath, no explanation of the facilities, no sleeping clothes, no towels, no clothes for the next day. They knew he didn't have anything on him except for the clothes on his back.
4. The young lady said she'd never seen clothes like the MC's, which were just a button up shirt, a neck tie, and dress pants. But on chapter 6 when they go to the tailor, the tailor was wearing exactly the same clothes, except with a vest on top. It's ridiculous that she wouldn't recognize the clothes just because of a missing vest.
5. Why are thieves trying to rob a noble lady and her group which includes her butler and 2 knights plus others in broad daylight in the middle of a normal street? Supposedly the thieves justified it by saying they were 6 thieves against 2 knights, but the thieves only had a knife while the knights had swords. Plus, knights are trained. Just WTF is with that logic? Plus, are thieves in that town so brazen that they can just rob a noble while showing their faces? How does that even make sense? They weren't even in a back alley. This is so stupid
The premise of the story had potential and the art is great but the execution is trash. It makes no sense.
1. Why on earth was a noble lady out in the forest looking for medicinal herbs all by herself without even one single guard even when forests are known to have monsters in it??? From the looks of it, they probably wouldn't have let her go so she snuck out, which makes her even more stupid. I know she wanted to help her sister, but how can you help others by putting yourself in danger? She's the freaking young lady of the house, even if the servants were against it, she could've just insisted in going and taken a few knights with her. She should have a knight or a guard with her even when going to town, so even more when going the the forest, like WTF. Also, the way she just asked her savior to help her gather herbs just like that with no reservations was rude af (although this might be because of the translation or maybe she's used to being a young lady so she doesn't think much of ordering people around, who knows. It rubbed me the wrong way)
2. Why is the noble lady barging into the room of a guest in the morning when the guest is still sleeping without knocking and asking if she could come in? Rude and intrusive af. Even if it's your house, that's such a poor display of manners.
3. What's the point of having servants when all they did was just guide the guest to the room and nothing else? They as the host's servants didn't prepare anything for the guest except for a room even when it was their lady who invited him to stay over. No offer for a bath, no explanation of the facilities, no sleeping clothes, no towels, no clothes for the next day. They knew he didn't have anything on him except for the clothes on his back.
4. The young lady said she'd never seen clothes like the MC's, which were just a button up shirt, a neck tie, and dress pants. But on chapter 6 when they go to the tailor, the tailor was wearing exactly the same clothes, except with a vest on top. It's ridiculous that she wouldn't recognize the clothes just because of a missing vest.
5. Why are thieves trying to rob a noble lady and her group which includes her butler and 2 knights plus others in broad daylight in the middle of a normal street? Supposedly the thieves justified it by saying they were 6 thieves against 2 knights, but the thieves only had a knife while the knights had swords. Plus, knights are trained. Just WTF is with that logic? Plus, are thieves in that town so brazen that they can just rob a noble while showing their faces? How does that even make sense? They weren't even in a back alley. This is so stupid