That scene in Chapter 15 of the manhwa is a subtle spoiler. The moment when the FL looks at the ML and Kailus goes along with it with an uneasy expression… But since the first half of the novel is told mainly from Richard’s POV, what we’re shown may not be the whole truth. The story looks like a comedy at first, but from around chapter 80 onward, the novel goes completely wild, with twist after twist until the very end. Every character is insane in their own way.
Everyone is unhinged, twisted, and psychologically messed up. The biggest reveal is that the regressors aren’t limited to just one or two characters; there are actually far more of them than you’d ever expect.
I’m afraid that if people wait for the translation to come out chapter by chapter, many of them will probably drop it halfway. But since I read the whole thing in one go, I actually made it all the way to the end. Sometimes I even forgot this was supposed to be a BL. The main genres honestly feel more like fantasy, isekai and psychological
This might be a major spoiler and almost a full reveal, but knowing this may help you decide whether you want to keep reading. Richard truly loves Daphne because his character and his “role” were created that way. The reason the story never truly ends is because Richard himself is the one who refuses to let her go.
All of the main characters have regressed to the point where they’ve broken away from the personalities and roles originally written for them. They chose not to follow the script anymore. But the reason the story keeps repeating and refuses to end is ultimately because Richard can’t stop loving Daphne.
Daphne is the only one who isn’t originally from this world. She is an outsider, a foreign existence that slipped into this world. She is a reader whose soul entered the story and took over the FL’s body. There is no yuri in this story. Daphne is practically another main character who remains important until the very end.
Some readers might feel uncomfortable because the author may not seem to portray the women in the story very favorably. However, when you look at the male characters individually, none of them are truly good either. That’s why, like I said, everyone in this story is crazy and psychologically messed up. The least insane(or not?) person is probably the protagonist’s father, the king.
As I mentioned, this story is truly twists beyond twists, and every character’s love is intense, extreme, and completely unhinged, just like how Richard would do anything for Daphne.
And… Richard only remembers regressing for the 49th time, but the truth is that the story we are reading right now is only one of countless timelines that have occurred. This timeline will collapse as well, and the story will continue through countless other timelines, both past and present. Before Richard became aware of the truth, there had already been thousands, even tens of thousands of regressions carried out by other characters, including Daphne and Kailus.
The reason Richard became aware of the truth was because Daphne was the one who told him that they were living inside a novel. When Richard became aware of the “truth” of this world during his first regression, that was what turned him into a regressor. What I mean is that once any character learns that this world is actually a novel, they are no longer just characters following the script. They become self-aware and realize that they are regressors.
I haven’t talked about Daphne much, but don’t underestimate her. Her role in this story is far more important than it seems. She is one of the most significant characters and… perhaps the most unexpected and unpredictable one.
And my favorite character goes to………… Wilmar! Should I say more about him? He’s definitely not a good person, and he’s just as unhinged as everyone else in this story. But somehow, I still ended up feeling sorry for him. I couldn’t help but root for him and want to see him succeed.
That scene in Chapter 15 of the manhwa is a subtle spoiler. The moment when the FL looks at the ML and Kailus goes along with it with an uneasy expression… But since the first half of the novel is told mainly from Richard’s POV, what we’re shown may not be the whole truth. The story looks like a comedy at first, but from around chapter 80 onward, the novel goes completely wild, with twist after twist until the very end. Every character is insane in their own way.
Everyone is unhinged, twisted, and psychologically messed up. The biggest reveal is that the regressors aren’t limited to just one or two characters; there are actually far more of them than you’d ever expect.
I’m afraid that if people wait for the translation to come out chapter by chapter, many of them will probably drop it halfway. But since I read the whole thing in one go, I actually made it all the way to the end. Sometimes I even forgot this was supposed to be a BL. The main genres honestly feel more like fantasy, isekai and psychological
This might be a major spoiler and almost a full reveal, but knowing this may help you decide whether you want to keep reading. Richard truly loves Daphne because his character and his “role” were created that way. The reason the story never truly ends is because Richard himself is the one who refuses to let her go.
All of the main characters have regressed to the point where they’ve broken away from the personalities and roles originally written for them. They chose not to follow the script anymore. But the reason the story keeps repeating and refuses to end is ultimately because Richard can’t stop loving Daphne.
Daphne is the only one who isn’t originally from this world. She is an outsider, a foreign existence that slipped into this world. She is a reader whose soul entered the story and took over the FL’s body. There is no yuri in this story. Daphne is practically another main character who remains important until the very end.
Some readers might feel uncomfortable because the author may not seem to portray the women in the story very favorably. However, when you look at the male characters individually, none of them are truly good either. That’s why, like I said, everyone in this story is crazy and psychologically messed up. The least insane(or not?) person is probably the protagonist’s father, the king.
As I mentioned, this story is truly twists beyond twists, and every character’s love is intense, extreme, and completely unhinged, just like how Richard would do anything for Daphne.
And… Richard only remembers regressing for the 49th time, but the truth is that the story we are reading right now is only one of countless timelines that have occurred. This timeline will collapse as well, and the story will continue through countless other timelines, both past and present. Before Richard became aware of the truth, there had already been thousands, even tens of thousands of regressions carried out by other characters, including Daphne and Kailus.
The reason Richard became aware of the truth was because Daphne was the one who told him that they were living inside a novel. When Richard became aware of the “truth” of this world during his first regression, that was what turned him into a regressor. What I mean is that once any character learns that this world is actually a novel, they are no longer just characters following the script. They become self-aware and realize that they are regressors.
I haven’t talked about Daphne much, but don’t underestimate her. Her role in this story is far more important than it seems. She is one of the most significant characters and… perhaps the most unexpected and unpredictable one.
And my favorite character goes to………… Wilmar! Should I say more about him? He’s definitely not a good person, and he’s just as unhinged as everyone else in this story. But somehow, I still ended up feeling sorry for him. I couldn’t help but root for him and want to see him succeed.