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I'm probably dropping it to. It started off interesting but the writing is dumb. "Oh no a traitor"
Proceeds to do nothing for several chapters.
YES EXACTLY ON GOD. like what’s the point of know in the future od you aren’t going to nip it in the bud as soon as you remember the traitors.
I don’t like this story, which is ironic bc I liked it when it first came out however many years ago. Maybe it’s because I’m getting older but the fallacies of “everything works out through the power friendship and being nice” is boring. The near constant cliches are getting old. I think I’m up to chapter 67/68. Like come on, there couldn’t have been a better political maneuver to put the Pope in a tight spot than bringing in a rude foreign princess? And if the divine beast is supposedly so revered how can she get away with being an absolute dick to this second most holy entity aside from the Pope and the god? It also feels like they’re forgetting that MC said she could “see the future” and never uses that again. I’ll wait to see if she does the same “i saw the future” with father “Giovani” or not. Also the foreshadowing in this is butt; the author’s version of foreshadowing is saying “oh they had a daughter” and proceeds to draw a little girl that looks identical to MC but without eyes and how she’s so depressed for not having parents that loved her right after showing blurbs of the Madean-Medean rulers that she literally resembles.