Im not going to go into a lot of detail to avoid spoilers. There are, so far, around three occasions in which something crazy bad happens but its actually fine because the fl prepared for this. Which we dont see until the moment she prepared for has happened, and it turns out to be crazy important and relevant. Not like a "Thank goodness I wore the right dress" or something, more like "Oh no, we've been set up! Luckily we prepared for this with an elaborate plan and this is how we did it-" then it explains in multiple panels or even chapters. Usually you see the rule for movies that if you see a plan being explained, it won't work, but I feel like I havent really seen it apply to manhwas. Besides, I feel like even if this is the case, we should at least know that the female lead prepared something even if we dont know all the details. Instead we learn of a whole adventure, and sometimes newly introduced technology, after the fact. It reminds me of when kids play make beleive, and they just start making shit up so that they can be the best most powerful kid on the playground and it's incredibly frustrating. Everytime it happens it makes me roll my eyes and put the story (and my phone) down. Like seriously, we aren't the antagonists, why are we just as in the dark as they are???
Im not going to go into a lot of detail to avoid spoilers. There are, so far, around three occasions in which something crazy bad happens but its actually fine because the fl prepared for this. Which we dont see until the moment she prepared for has happened, and it turns out to be crazy important and relevant. Not like a "Thank goodness I wore the right dress" or something, more like "Oh no, we've been set up! Luckily we prepared for this with an elaborate plan and this is how we did it-" then it explains in multiple panels or even chapters. Usually you see the rule for movies that if you see a plan being explained, it won't work, but I feel like I havent really seen it apply to manhwas. Besides, I feel like even if this is the case, we should at least know that the female lead prepared something even if we dont know all the details. Instead we learn of a whole adventure, and sometimes newly introduced technology, after the fact. It reminds me of when kids play make beleive, and they just start making shit up so that they can be the best most powerful kid on the playground and it's incredibly frustrating. Everytime it happens it makes me roll my eyes and put the story (and my phone) down. Like seriously, we aren't the antagonists, why are we just as in the dark as they are???