1. This comic originates from a Chinese app called “bilibili” and the studio (White Night Comic Studio) is a relatively smaller group who works on a tight budget. They are also known for their “fast-food” comics which is fast to make created for quick, cheap entertainment. 2. Usually for these smaller studios they work with an intentional, fast storyline to reduce production time and costs. (the production team is usually smaller than main stream studios and they have to meet strict deadlines so that’s why the art can be wonky from chapter to chapter.) 3. These types of comics are mainly for quick climax. Each chapter is designed to give you a hint of satisfaction (And that’s why the story line is so simple and vague since it’s easier to manage when the background is just an excuse to get the characters into a dramatic/romantic situation with no deep lore or context). 3. This comic is also designed for profit (the author will get readers hooked within the first few chapters to make them buy premium access to new chapters to see the story climax). The main focus was to target fans of the popular “western historical/European royalty” genre so they could easily get it licensed to overseas markets like “Tappytoon” and “Web Comics” to make revenue. Overall this comic was basically made for short mindless reading that’s why it involves predictable cliches, no literary value, and no plot. I hope this answers some readers questions and thoughts on why this comic’s plot is so bad and how the art is changing each chapter. Happy readings!
1. This comic originates from a Chinese app called “bilibili” and the studio (White Night Comic Studio) is a relatively smaller group who works on a tight budget. They are also known for their “fast-food” comics which is fast to make created for quick, cheap entertainment.
2. Usually for these smaller studios they work with an intentional, fast storyline to reduce production time and costs. (the production team is usually smaller than main stream studios and they have to meet strict deadlines so that’s why the art can be wonky from chapter to chapter.)
3. These types of comics are mainly for quick climax. Each chapter is designed to give you a hint of satisfaction (And that’s why the story line is so simple and vague since it’s easier to manage when the background is just an excuse to get the characters into a dramatic/romantic situation with no deep lore or context).
3. This comic is also designed for profit (the author will get readers hooked within the first few chapters to make them buy premium access to new chapters to see the story climax). The main focus was to target fans of the popular “western historical/European royalty” genre so they could easily get it licensed to overseas markets like “Tappytoon” and “Web Comics” to make revenue.
Overall this comic was basically made for short mindless reading that’s why it involves predictable cliches, no literary value, and no plot. I hope this answers some readers questions and thoughts on why this comic’s plot is so bad and how the art is changing each chapter. Happy readings!