I have never relate to a character as much as Cheongrok, I felt like I was having some self-reflection while reading because we have the same thought process and the same fears, it felt like I was reading a part of my story and it feels very personal to me now.
Anyways, I'm so glad they overcame those fears together, I'm really so happy for them, they are healing and trying to understand each other, it's so beautiful
It was great but many loose ends, the magician guy did not even appear even ONCE.
Wow that felt lacking, where's the imprint. The mc haven't even trusted the ml yet and how do you even date someone without trusting the other person. I feel like they'll just break up at some point after the main story, the ending is so abrupt.
I disagree. I think the ending is actually very realistic and hopeful. Learning to trust someone after trauma takes time, sometimes years. It wouldn't make sense for Jaeha to suddenly agree to imprint just to wrap everything up neatly. That would feel rushed and unrealistic. I like that Jiyoon respects his boundaries and is willing to let trust develop naturally instead of forcing it.
I really like how they handled their relationship. I aspire to become mature like them with someone.
I wish the issue about his parents was addressed too.
The title should be "It's My Destiny to be The Hero's good Manipulator" because why is she playing god and make the male lead suffer intentionally to the point of killing him just because she wants him to experience betrayal to turn him the way he was like in the orginal novel, that's exteme manipulation and attempted murder tf. Abusing her authority just because the male lead have no choice but to follow. She's called a saint but she's like this lmao.
Rereading after 8 years, the nostalgia hit so hard. I miss reading this at midnight borrowing my dad's phone lmao
LANCELOT, YOU'RE STILL DAMN BEAUTIFUL AS EVER!!
That bitchhh is so infuriating, geez, she's so insufferable