I think the story overall is fine, there are parts that's just confusingly irrelevant and unexplained but for the most part it's just an alright story to turn off my brain to
I liked the story is mostly centered around the love between two sisters instead of just plain Isekai for the sake of it. Though, it wasn't really explained how Libertia knew how to split Alisha's soul and to another dimension (nether was it ever really foreshadowed), it didn't feel like it was a jarring lore dropunlike some stories I've read. It's sweet how the love Alisha freely gives away is the reason why people flockto her, but doesn't make her naive like Ariel and overly trusting - she still understands dangers and sought ways to avoid death flags (for the most part)
What slightly peeved me is the fact that Daniel is pushed quite hard to be the end game since his appearance, though the development and build up isn't really there, it's just kinda bland. He has the most potentially interesting backstory and character development, but still it felt like there isn't enough done to warrant the end game (for all of the male interests actually, but the fact that Daniel is pushed the hardest makes this all the more relevant)
The emporer was shown to have guilt over Libertia's fate and lack of being a father to her at the start, but have absolutely nothing done with him and disappeared after the prince came on. It was implied that he was the one that the sisters' maternal family conspired with to end Daniel's kingdom, also technically involved in the experiments but he received nothing lol
But overall it's not a terrible story, a little bit of Deus ex machina but I can't complain much lol
I think the story overall is fine, there are parts that's just confusingly irrelevant and unexplained but for the most part it's just an alright story to turn off my brain to
I liked the story is mostly centered around the love between two sisters instead of just plain Isekai for the sake of it. Though, it wasn't really explained how Libertia knew how to split Alisha's soul and to another dimension (nether was it ever really foreshadowed), it didn't feel like it was a jarring lore dropunlike some stories I've read. It's sweet how the love Alisha freely gives away is the reason why people flockto her, but doesn't make her naive like Ariel and overly trusting - she still understands dangers and sought ways to avoid death flags (for the most part)
What slightly peeved me is the fact that Daniel is pushed quite hard to be the end game since his appearance, though the development and build up isn't really there, it's just kinda bland. He has the most potentially interesting backstory and character development, but still it felt like there isn't enough done to warrant the end game (for all of the male interests actually, but the fact that Daniel is pushed the hardest makes this all the more relevant)
The emporer was shown to have guilt over Libertia's fate and lack of being a father to her at the start, but have absolutely nothing done with him and disappeared after the prince came on. It was implied that he was the one that the sisters' maternal family conspired with to end Daniel's kingdom, also technically involved in the experiments but he received nothing lol
But overall it's not a terrible story, a little bit of Deus ex machina but I can't complain much lol