or more sidestories, I need to see more of my plumpy babies. Also the alice in the wodnerland dream is just too adorable aaaaa
It's kinda engaging story, couple is both capable but I wasn't engaged much because the political side of it all was messy(negative) like there's a lot going on. The plan of revenge was straightforward yet messy. It was not the revenge story I was looking for.
As for the couple, Terryl was too reactive and inconsistent Idk her background justify it all and how she dealt with it in the sidestory was nice but her character felt lacking for someone who's strong and from a powerful household. Her papa is hot AF tho.
Cesio was not to my liking, I already found him bland looking but he was a diva but then again he was pathetic. Same as Terryl, his background justify or explains his personality but masking his lack of trust as him being anxious was not it. That overthrowing stuff they did was such a flop I'd say, it was not well executed.
There's a lot fo lacking in this story, the use of Baron Winterglass was never shown, the bigger curse that Duke Taritar was planning was forgotten as well. As one of the commetor said it was all over the place. Wouldn't read it again, wouldn't recommend. I was actually hoping for pettiness in this story bcs her revenging on her ex was the petty I like but it turned out to focus on the politics side which didn't deliver well so yeah. Read at your own risk.
This one was good but as I was rereading I can't help but feel frustrated over Aria hoping something on Oscar and her panicking at the slightest unfamiliarity (can't blame her but it gets to a point) But Aria is really one of the intelligent villainess out there also I now remember why I like Mielle's character here as an antagonist bcs she really was dumb and unhinged. I still mourn for Isys and Rohan's story. I want that power couple so bad.
The sidestory during my reread made me tear up, never did that when I first read it. I just grew weak for kids.
I almost drop this one because the FL kept saying she's simp but I bare with it and was rewarded with a good story. At first it was confusing but everything fell into place just like how Procreator intended with the story.
The tale of the God and his three kids was such a bittersweet one ending in the most satisfying way. I also like how their are literature references to the concept of this story. Brave and blasphemous way of writing (in a way) kept me interested in the end.
I also like the conclusion that they are meant to meet in every lifetime because that's what they deserve and a truly rewarding feat for readers.
Ignis is the complex character that really touched me out of all of them, and he did well that I teared up (I'm weak for that stuff).
As for the God, that punishment was fitting but I'd like to keep him in his dragon form(as someone who likes dragon, can I pet that dragon???)
The main couple was okay but didn't really leave a big of an impression but they're nice to read although their resolve sometimes waver and they're swallowed by confusion which was vv frustrating on my part.
I was after Abel cuteness but there was little of taht and he grew up fast.
Overall this was an emotional ride and I like how unique their take on a reincarnation. It was well written in a way there are surprises as you read and the stitching of concepts of religion and inferno was to my liking.
Read it for the kids stayed for the kids. Why are all of them so adorable. This is an enjoyable manhwa, although the overestimating/misunderstanding the MC gag can be a bit too much now it was still fine. I also don't like how careless they are especially the MC leaving evidences behind, but at least most of the characters are all in that same wavelength. Bobo is really the cutest one here in my opinion, Ram would've been my favorite but his energy and naughty streak just feels draining.
Ghad their development frustrated me. They were too inconsistent with what they say in order to hurt each other. I'm just glad that Terriod wasn't Theo's reincarnation bcs imma crash out after all the bullshit of mistaking or seeing the ML as her past lover. I didn't enjoy their romance at all. I didn't like how unnecessarily jealous the ML was at the start as well and how confusing Astina was. Astina was a capable and intelligent FL but turns stupid when emotions/feelings are present and that's frustrating bcs she just go and crash out, spewing words that are just meant to hurt but also pack with audacity and stupidity on her part, idk it was frustrating.
I only enjoyed the scheming parts with Isis, Beast Teo bcs he was a cutie, and Sir Hisen, Arthur and Jessie's dynamic.
I am questioning if I'm just being a hater or if this is well written that's why I'm feeling this way with their romance and POVs but based on my experience with manhwas I know this is just lacking and inconsistent in that department.
Wouldn't recommend.
I would also add the theme of patriarchy and how women are seen here bsc that was a good one especially for Isis character. But it was heavily brought up with Antherine but wasn't able to see much change on how she embraced her feminine side after that. She remained the usual charming handsome marchioness, so much for that convo I guess.
Gyuchan got the attitude alright, he's such a grumpy and plumpy baby aaaaa we deserve this sidestory so much.
I personally like the sidestories than the mainstory mainly because it was beautifully written in the point of view of Yvette and Euse. I love the fairytale like lovestory of Alec and Yvette and the realizations of Euse as we still continue to view the life of everyone in the story. I loved every bits of the sidestories. Alec is such a cutie too.
As for the mainstory, I would've love the over all manhwa if it's not for how the romance was cemented between Dillon and Cedric. It was going smoothly even though I don't like how overly concious she was with Adeline's existence. Then it was followed by a lot of misunderstanding which I find frustrating because they can communicate well but it's as if to justify the quote being blinded by love or being a fool when in love that I did not enjoy what seems to be the most important part of the story. I like Dillon but I don't like how she can be childish and wrapped in anxiety in some parts and seem to neglect the stuff she was concerned about (with Adeline). The dynamic of every character was to my liking even the couple's they're funny.
I would've enjoy this one perfectly if it wasn't for that part but I'm quite satisfied with the sidestories so I'd let the frustration slide I guess.
I don't have any problems with the art change besides the dudes being so ugly. It gets better later on or I was just desensitized.
What I like and why I stayed with this one is the schemes and the over all rational strategies Ruslan and Charlotte does whenever they do something. We can say it's the legal or clean way to off someone. This might be the reason why the story was draggy. It wasn't engaging at all but if you put your mind at it, it's quite valid that it was long because they're tackling all sides I guess.
I was looking for petty but this was not it, revenge was meh. I liked how they deal with the first three but with Jonathan meh but it was quite a fitting conclusion for him. But the emperor? That was fucking unsatisfying, he needs to be tortured physically and feel the humiliation. Even the magic never affected him mentally that much because he got that audacity, should've been skinned alive and thrown in north with crippled legs smh.
If you like tactical revenge this might be for you but would not personally recommend.