To be fair she never set out to raise her disciples she set out to TEACH them and I feel like thats an important distinction. Perhaps the disciples FELT as if she raised them but she only perceived them as her students
In contrast, when she started taking care of Claude it was with the explicit purpose to raise him as a nanny NOT teach him like a student. So her goals with the disciples were complete different then her goals with Claude.
Not to say she couldn’t have treated them a little better when she saw them again but to her it was like seeing a student in a grocery store: awkward, unexpected and uncomfortable. Esp when she told them to not find her (if I remember correctly) and Oliver or whatever went wayyyy to far so I think it was fair for her to be mad
I read up to ch 95 and so far..
The art is really good, but it feels a bit inconsistent at times. I don't want to be that person, but I have a slight suspicion that some panels might have used AI? not the entire artwork, just small details like the ruffles or hair details. Of course, I could be completely wrong. It could just be the artist's assistant handling those parts or something.
As for the story, I found it really interesting. I've never seen a plot where the MC literally splits her soul to live in two different worlds like this. That said, I'm still a bit confused about whether she wrote a novel that later became reality, or if she wrote it based on visions of the future. I still can't fully wrap my head around that part.
I do like how she's helping the duke and his son heal, and I especially appreciate that she's teaching them the importance of communication instead of relying on endless misunderstandings.
(slight spoiler)
The one thing that kind of bothers me, though, is how cold and distant she is toward her former pupils. It feels a little contradictory. She's now acting as Claude's nanny, showering him with love and care, but her attitude toward the children she previously taught feels almost detached, as if she never truly saw them as kids in the first place.
The magic system also feels a bit underdeveloped. The powers themselves are cool, but the story never really establishes what magic can or can't do. At this point, it feels like the MC can use magic for basically anything—flying, changing clothes, and whatever else the plot happens to need.