Okay so I’m reading the novel rn and I just cant deal with everyone around her. Everyone is out to get her and she’s all like “I need to treat them with kindness!” Like girl you almost died TWICE stand tf upppp She met Kitty and again I agree with her saying Hazel needs to slap tf out of everyone who kept sabotaging her.
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I love how Lloyd in the novel acts milder compared to this chaotic one in the manhwa so you can read both and can still experience different narrative style.
Theyre very true to the plot. What I mean by the “milder” part is just Lloyd acts more mature and elaborates his plans like an actual leader rather than being sporadic in the manhwa. The side characters doesnt worship him like a diety and theyre not really that fanatical. Just think of the novel like the manhwa minus the expressions and comical characters. Jaxier and Lloyd still have funny banters when they interact. The manhwa really exaggerated Lloyd’s personality when in reality he talks and acts like a normal protagonist.
The amount of characters that have "Kim" as their surname makes me think it's plot-relevant, but no. It's just the author being uncreative and detached with the names, so he pivots to the "Koreans commonly have Kim as their surname" excuse.
Eh, i like slow paced stories as much as i like fast pace, gives me time to get emotionally invested, and the intriguing personal secrets kept during it were good enough for me, the anticipation of the perceived betrayal and the other characters theories about what's happened and about the main characters motives were fun to watch, the dread was real, the conflict felt palpable emotionally, but i get that it's not for everyone. I like introspective stories with lots of interpersonal stakes










The story feels weirdly empty but purposeful at the same time cuz there's no agency with the MC other than him trying to improve his body to control his magic again. Most of the time, he gets swept into a plot that has nothing to do with him lol. I like misunderstanding plot like this. The MC is weak (by force) but everyone keeps treating him like the strongest person ever.