Sanquin's Topics (233)

Damn, so that's the end huh. I expected there to be more fights, as it doesn't feel like the demons have been completely banished from the earth yet. I thought maybe it got canned and needed to put an end to the story, but the last page says there will be side-stories so I don't think that's the case.

And again Jaewan is meeting someone "for the first time" in this "reality", yet already recognizes him and knows his name. Once again indicating that the tower and all that can't simply be his imagination/delusions from when he was a kid.

At the end of Ch 254 Jaewan just called out to two of the people he had fought with in the tower. People he's not supposed to know, yet he might know their names and their appearance. Wouldn't that be proof that what he experienced wasn't simply a delusion/dream?

At first I said the "first nightmare" might be a simulation. Now it's looking more like the entirety of the story was a child's very long dream? I mean it's "possible." There have been real life cases of people dreaming weeks or even months, only to wake up and only a single night had passed. But if this is really the case that would be a bit disappointing...

I guess there were some "hints" along the way. How when the dream demon went into his mind earlier in the story, the Jaewan she met in there was in the form of a child whom had been living in a "terrible" world in one of the memory fragments. How the "thing" to defeat at the very top of the world tree was "big brother". (the guy in the latest chapter could be his actual big brother) How the world tree kinda resembled neurons in a brain. How "the first nightmare" could be interpreted as the nightmare of his actual real life, where his big brother is a terrible person and abusive to his mom, trying to take him away from her. Probably other hints as well.

But it would still be a bit of a disappointing ending. "It was all a dream" feels like such a cop-out. ^^;;

I'm starting to think the "first nightmare" is just the real world, and that this entire webtoon played out in some kind of simulation... >.>

I need to correct the manga there for a moment. When that creature was sent away you could see it leaving the galaxy, and even leave multiple galaxies behind. That's not hundreds of lightyears. That's literal millions of lightyears. :P

Hundreds of lightyears wouldn't even have it leave our local star group, let alone the galaxy.

I'm an avid whisky drinker. And our MC promising a Ballantine 21 and then 30 year old is funny to me. Ballantine is actually not even that great of a whisky. It's an "okay whisky for it's price" at best. :P

Just a little tidbit I wanted to point out. At least they used a real whisky's name for the webrtoon. :)

It's been 43 chapters so far of Ni Li being undercover. Like damn, almost 10% of the entire manga is just this so far...

Not really relevant to the story, but the nerd in me wanted to share. Water is actually a terrible conductor. It's the impurities in water that make it conduct electricity. Like minerals and dirt.

I'm done. The author makes the lead act completely nonsensically. "Oh a second star appeared, and he's so dangerous we should run away, but he got caught? Lets secretly go meet him in prison! Wonderful idea! Oh and lets make sure we stand so close that he could grab me while there!" "Oh he's blackmailing me? Lets be a meek little puppy and do exactly as he says! What could go wrong right?!"

On that note, how "convenient" for that other star to be able to manipulate other stars like that. And how "convenient" that he happened to have a bottle on him that can seal a star away. It's not like you'd be stripped of all your possessions when thrown in prison or anything. And on top of that even, clearly the author has no clue how to advance the story. (Something that wouldn't even be that hard to write considering the lead's personality) As he used this situation to "conveniently" make her save that boy in the mirror, and move her towards the academy in such a lazy and forced way.