Oh my god he is so stupid.
If she was yours, she'd be three months old and incapable of speech you lovable moron.
But I kinda hate Vivian? I find her unbearably smug and kinda hate her face.
I'm tapping out here, girls. It's just not for me.
How is she both in the real world and cat world at the same time?
And how does Haji have everything you don't when you have friends too?! Like, you have her!
This is not a well put together story and I have so many questions
One wolf wants cute fluffy transmigration/regression where the heroine is some flavour of child.
The other wolf, who is in the bar, wants smutty smutty smut smut.
The two wolves do not know each other.
He's just like 'Judith, are you not going to take our vows seriously?'
And she's there like 'sure, when we actually make them.'
These people are idiots.
(Though I do also love how the Duke and Duchess were all 'we don't want a cat' and then turned into the meme entirely.)
The fact that a major love interest is a member of the royal family means solving the friend's murder is still very much in the cards.
We're going to find out, I promise you. Once the prince finds out what they suspect happened, he's gonna act as the man on the inside.
Can absolutely grow into green eyed brunettes.
The author clearly didn't know that, so we spend dozens of chapters with the dad completely overlooking his own daughter because of a trait a real white person would be aware she might have grown out of.
I didn't realise this was esoteric Euro knowledge, but apparently it's our 'babies have blue butts'.
(No, seriously, sometimes East Asian babies have blueish coloured bottoms when born. I don't recall exactly why, but it's a real thing.)
But... Is it just me or does the FL lean into the Sue-ish?
I'm not even sure that's it, I just find how she has the perfect plan for every situation uncanny. Yes she has foreknowledge, but that doesn't really cover the perfect strategizing.
Honestly, everything kinda of feels like an ass pull with post hoc justifications of 'marketing experience' and the foreknowledge. Like they're excuses rather than actual character traits.
Just find it weird.
FL is just ... Too annoying.
Also, sorry, but I have a hard time buying these love stories in settings with polygyny. "Ooh, they're true love (but he might marry another woman later down the line anyway)." Runs exceptionally hollow.
Well, unless the late Duke was casually divorcing these women after one kid each.
It's a real shame, I want to like it more, but the name thing is too silly for me to take the implicit threat seriously and the implicit threat is throwing off the farce.
Close, but no calmative in cigar form.
Women's clothing having small or no pockets is an entirely modern phenomenon.
In the eras that the fashions in this webtoon come from, women had massive pockets. They wanted more pockets, but they definitely had pockets.
A mild annoyance, but at least it's not someone using the chemise a la reine to get out of wearing corsets despite that style of dress both predating tightlacable corsetry and being worn with stays again. So that's something
It comes across less like censorship and more like they just forgot to draw in the nips
A much as I like this story, and I do!, it does occur to me that the author was a, kidnapped, b, forced to relive the same events multiple times, c, met with heart break and failure when she did try to change it, and d, actively insulted when someone new finally showed up to help her change things.
And why were all these things done to her? Oh right, she wrote a fictional story with a Mary-Sue protagonist.
Also, if this translation is accurate, she was a highschooler (or at least very recently one) who was kidnapped, imprisoned and insulted by grown ass women.
No wonder she snapped.
Pretty sure if Rhyse had a, tried to bring someone to play Edith in sooner and b, been more discerning in picking who, we could have avoided all of this. (Don't bullshit me, that first woman was the one who decided to keep torturing the author and Cliff. She was never the right choice for this job.)