I feel like an odd one out because the story is pretty cohesive and lovely. Of course there are loopholes like leaving out characters like Irene's brother or sidelining the red head until she pops up at the latter end lmao. Oh and three psychos were like air, except the duke, so there's that. Ah, and I really reread the Leraje explanation arc a lot just do get a gist of what went on HAHAHA that was... well, basically wish granted and Irene's will was tested lol.
Maybe because I'm satisfied immersing myself in Irene's mindset towards Felix and Lerry that I could take the rest of the plot with less emphasis (simplifying them as bad guy with bad ideas mightve done the thing too). OR maybe because I read in one sitting so the arcs are transitioning very well contrary to losing momentum HAHAHA.
Also, I'm really experiencing the 2nd lead syndrome with Lerry. He went through these emotions, going thru impostor syndrome, had his life denied by the person he loved, and by the time he was very sure of himself...it was during their separation. I just love the way the author formed and broke his ego (even if Leraje is hella confusing)
I feel like an odd one out because the story is pretty cohesive and lovely. Of course there are loopholes like leaving out characters like Irene's brother or sidelining the red head until she pops up at the latter end lmao. Oh and three psychos were like air, except the duke, so there's that. Ah, and I really reread the Leraje explanation arc a lot just do get a gist of what went on HAHAHA that was... well, basically wish granted and Irene's will was tested lol.
Maybe because I'm satisfied immersing myself in Irene's mindset towards Felix and Lerry that I could take the rest of the plot with less emphasis (simplifying them as bad guy with bad ideas mightve done the thing too). OR maybe because I read in one sitting so the arcs are transitioning very well contrary to losing momentum HAHAHA.
Also, I'm really experiencing the 2nd lead syndrome with Lerry. He went through these emotions, going thru impostor syndrome, had his life denied by the person he loved, and by the time he was very sure of himself...it was during their separation. I just love the way the author formed and broke his ego (even if Leraje is hella confusing)