The plot died with Rashta, a fact that is proven right by the comment section. Barely anyone still gives a shit about what Navier is up to without the schadenfreude of seeing Rashta be a dumb clown and eat shit. That's why it's so funny to me that people are arguing about what could've been. The author, or at least this adaptation, fails to give Rashta as a character any credible depth. She gets like 2? or so moments where she is bestowed the ability to self-reflect and one of those moments is right before she bites the dust. Everything in between, the other 100-whatever or so chapters she is nothing but a dumb whore for the audience to have emotions at alongside the ex husband.
It would've been great if she was ever written to be this consequence of a broken and exploitative system, how maybe if Navier made other choices she could've prevented her downfall, but the way I see it she's a cardboard cutout with too much implied substance for an overcooked, selfindulgent manhwa to handle. Womp, womp.
The plot died with Rashta, a fact that is proven right by the comment section. Barely anyone still gives a shit about what Navier is up to without the schadenfreude of seeing Rashta be a dumb clown and eat shit. That's why it's so funny to me that people are arguing about what could've been. The author, or at least this adaptation, fails to give Rashta as a character any credible depth. She gets like 2? or so moments where she is bestowed the ability to self-reflect and one of those moments is right before she bites the dust. Everything in between, the other 100-whatever or so chapters she is nothing but a dumb whore for the audience to have emotions at alongside the ex husband.
It would've been great if she was ever written to be this consequence of a broken and exploitative system, how maybe if Navier made other choices she could've prevented her downfall, but the way I see it she's a cardboard cutout with too much implied substance for an overcooked, selfindulgent manhwa to handle. Womp, womp.