Responses
The mc felt like when a man writes a woman in movies. Like they expect women to forget everything they stood up for just cos they fell in love. That they can let go of everything to be a stay at home wife. Sometimes they do, but most of the times they dont.
Felt this exact disappointment in bloody moon when s2 rolled in and the author derailed the wonderful characterization of the ml just to create this posessive obsession persona that came out of nowhere
I remember reading this during the early serialization. Season 1 is actually great and pique my interest, so i decided to marinate it and surprised that it already ended in early quarter of this year.
Honestly, I wasn't expecting a happy ending. If anything, I think a bittersweet ending would have suited the plot better, given the nature of the characters. I expected some major plot twists, especially with Garon's character and the truth behind Imae's mother's demise. It feels like the author doesn't really understand their own characters. Because what do you mean there's suddenly romance between them? Imae's hatred and desire for vengeance against Garon were already so well established in Season 1 and carried over into the following seasons. It's not something that can simply be brushed aside, especially given how much Imae despises him. In short, the plot had so much potential for improvement, yet it failed to make the most of the opportunities it had.
Well, the art style is honestly great, despite how questionable the plot turned out to be. I'd say that's one of the story's strongest points.