i kind of feel like after season 1, the author decided to take the story in a different direction. that might explain why season 2 was so much shorter, why some of the character designs changed, and why new characters were introduced to help make the plot make more sense and make the male lead more likable.
i also feel like the male lead was originally supposed to be a lot more toxic. even his father, who was initially supposed to be the enemy, suddenly becomes bedridden in season 2. then we’re somehow supposed to believe that our main character was meant to be with the other son the entire time, which doesn’t really make sense because there wasn’t really any kind of hierarchy between them.
overall, the plot just felt a little all over the place. that being said, i still thought it was a really entertaining read. i wouldn’t tell anyone not to read it just because of these issues, because the story was still engaging and fun enough to keep me interested.
i do think the ending was wrapped up a little too quickly, though. that goes back to my feeling that the story was probably supposed to go in a different direction originally, but ended up being changed along the way. honestly, i’m glad the male lead ended up being turned into a nicer saint than what was initially implied, and there were also some panels that were insanely funny.
i kind of feel like after season 1, the author decided to take the story in a different direction. that might explain why season 2 was so much shorter, why some of the character designs changed, and why new characters were introduced to help make the plot make more sense and make the male lead more likable.
i also feel like the male lead was originally supposed to be a lot more toxic. even his father, who was initially supposed to be the enemy, suddenly becomes bedridden in season 2. then we’re somehow supposed to believe that our main character was meant to be with the other son the entire time, which doesn’t really make sense because there wasn’t really any kind of hierarchy between them.
overall, the plot just felt a little all over the place. that being said, i still thought it was a really entertaining read. i wouldn’t tell anyone not to read it just because of these issues, because the story was still engaging and fun enough to keep me interested.
i do think the ending was wrapped up a little too quickly, though. that goes back to my feeling that the story was probably supposed to go in a different direction originally, but ended up being changed along the way. honestly, i’m glad the male lead ended up being turned into a nicer saint than what was initially implied, and there were also some panels that were insanely funny.