I absolutely love this webtoon but man am I slightly thrown off by the difference in art style. I mean, it's still kind of similar and the current art team is doing a great job emulating the old style, but the differences are a bit obvious like the faces and the other details. This is just a slight nitpick that doesn't change much.
The one that I'm still conflicted about is the pushing of Arthur x Tessia, I mean it's understandable where it comes from in Tessia's POV (much more than Lilia's and Kathlyn's crush), but I'm always a little conflicted when those scenes appear because Arthur is technically a middle aged man in a 17-year-old body romantically liking a definitely canonical 18-year-old girl. Plus, he is confessing before Tessia can make a well-informed decision based on the whole truth of his identity. Just like his parents, she would need time to think and adjust to the new info, or else it's just going to be a similar albeit much worse betrayal situation than keeping Cynthia's death from her
I'm always hesitant in liking ships that's pushed when life-changing information is kept from the other party, clear communication especially of one's identity can make or break the relationship. On top of that, I'd like them to explain specifically WHY they like each other romantically, not just becus they're childhood friends or they're physically attraction and strong
I absolutely love this webtoon but man am I slightly thrown off by the difference in art style. I mean, it's still kind of similar and the current art team is doing a great job emulating the old style, but the differences are a bit obvious like the faces and the other details. This is just a slight nitpick that doesn't change much.
The one that I'm still conflicted about is the pushing of Arthur x Tessia, I mean it's understandable where it comes from in Tessia's POV (much more than Lilia's and Kathlyn's crush), but I'm always a little conflicted when those scenes appear because Arthur is technically a middle aged man in a 17-year-old body romantically liking a definitely canonical 18-year-old girl. Plus, he is confessing before Tessia can make a well-informed decision based on the whole truth of his identity. Just like his parents, she would need time to think and adjust to the new info, or else it's just going to be a similar albeit much worse betrayal situation than keeping Cynthia's death from her
I'm always hesitant in liking ships that's pushed when life-changing information is kept from the other party, clear communication especially of one's identity can make or break the relationship. On top of that, I'd like them to explain specifically WHY they like each other romantically, not just becus they're childhood friends or they're physically attraction and strong