Is it bad to say that I don't particularly like this story? Authors of this genre like to put adults in kids' bodies, write them to act like kids, but also like to make them do dangerous things. I get that she is looking out for her dad, but is going to a casino and playing Russian roulette really important for the lead to do? The art style is great, and the plot is somewhat ok, but I sometimes need to take a break from reading these types of stories because 1.) she is in a child's body, mind, and speech is like a child's 2.) her father wants to protect her, where is he? He's supposed to be dangerous and strong, but why isn't he preventing things like this?
What do you mean it’s finished? So what was the FL’s sister just a conversation topic? Actually the real question is why talk about the sister in the first place when her role in the story has even been brushed on? All we know is that she took the FL's spot and was from a different world. That information is so useless and it shouldn't be included since the story has ended. Maybe it's different in the novel, but still.









why does mikhail and helene literally look like siblings even though they’re husband and wife? i get the ick seeing them
I think the are related. But its common in that era