I FINISHED THE NOVEL AND D*MN. It felt like a fever dream Everyone prepare cause starting from the Crown Prince's birthday, everything goes downhill and the author would ragebait you lol. You will feel anger all the way. And the ending feels like a Fever dream. Major Spoilers below, don't read if you don't want them. If you're ready to face a whole day of anger, read the novel lol. It made me furious, author's so good at ragebaiting.
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• MC was made by Amaranth
• She is not a God but a very special soul that makes demons obey her and simply love her. There's this demon Azazel, the follower(Boyfriend) of the main Villain(Marik's replacement, Saraka.) who cut MC's hand and almost cried
• Gabriel dies. Yes, he died and MC "Rewinded" time with the help of Leah(I think she's Rachel, aka the sun god's sister)
• But time wasn't rewinded, MC was just inside a dream created by the Sun God to trap her and make her "Rest" cause she's an anomaly
• Amaranth(her mother) plays a huge role here, she's the one who would "wake up" the MC and save her.
• Amaranth made her with Leah and there's something about MC loving Amaranth all her life so she regretted that because once Amaranth died, MC would have no will to live. So MC isn't affected by holy water because she wasn't someone created by the Sun God but an outsider.
• Amaranth made a deal with Leah—they would erase MC's memories, and the love she has for Amaranth would be transferred to Leah(Or so MC thought because Leah started missing Amaranth and wanted to see her)
• Leah then made another body for Gabriel and he was successfully revived
• Bishop Janaviya(Gabriel's "foster father") replaced Saraka after they branded her as a heretic—MC refused to follow the heretic's ways and didn't burn Saraka.
• Final ending: MC and ML attended a banquet and they danced. The End hehe
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If you don't want to die of heart attack from anger then here you go...
it was MTL and I read so fast from anger but I know what I read
Spoilers above is close to the ending. Ask me if you want spoilers before that but it's just gonna make you angry so I added the most major points lol.
and there’s a betrayal that’s so so so frustrating!
i hate it
Now I’m invested, who’s the betrayer, please let it not be the red haired maid (fangirl)!!
who's the traitor?
It's Hena... but there's a reason but it's still annoying and frustrating...
it's 'cause of her sister, right?
What exactly was in the novel that was ragebait? I hate those unnecessary kind of miscommunication arcs so I do hope it's not that. But if you don't mind then can you give me more spoilers in detail?
Sure! So... during the crown Prince's birthday, MC was framed by Saraka(The main villain). And everything went painfully slow because you'll think that oh, MC is OP but no, you start to lose faith hahaha. After that I think she faced another problem, before she was betrayed by Hena because Hena was 'brainwashed' and had lots of hallucinations and was framed once again. Then the Male lead dies. Basically one problem after another... And the story was slow that it was almost ragebait, it was so slow that it was a waste of time reading the whole thing.One gets solved and another slow torture problem arises lol. It may not be so accurate now because it's been days and I got so emotional, I just wanted to forget about it ToT
What were you angry about btw? Was the execution bad? Was it rushed?
The writing became amateur ToT... it was a waste of time finishing it, that's what I was mad about lol
:((( I hope it's changed in manhwa because it started off so well and the art is amazing..
So apparently, during the practice—when they were dancing. Those eyeballs weren't from the MC, they were from pudding, the cat... From the novel:
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Lord Pudding really has such a bad personality. Those things were originally byproducts of the cat trying to expand its territory. The cat liked the young lady and tested Gabriel, who was beginning to show interest in the young lady. Because without accepting even the side the cat showed, he couldn’t handle the young lady. And the result was like this – earning the cat’s disappointment.
Extra. This is why he feared her during that time.
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As she said, what Gabriel was frightened of was because of Evangeline. Because Evangeline wasn’t in the mirror, he feared she might be a non-existent illusion. The low body temperature touching his skin, the faint but beating heart – it all felt futile. As if Evangeline had really become a corpse. It reminded him of his childhood days running with a dead child on his back.
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Another extra. Marik(Bishop with high position, the one wearing a veil) was the owner of the carriage that killed that child.
hi friend, would you be able to send a link to the novel please
haha, no worries, here it is
https://lunoxscans.com/series/my-possession-became-a-ghost-story/
Actually, the story for me is kind of like metaphoric. I think the tentacled imagery is symbolic, representing the alienation and dread she feels after losing her memory. She learns to trust Yohan again on chapter 25, recognizing that love and devotion can overcome distorted perception. So like for me, the “monster husband” is not a supernatural being but a metaphor for how trauma can warp reality. Honestly, the ending where Yohan explained what happened seemed metaphorical too... it's like he's saying "I'll create a new reality for her to make her feel loved just like how she wanted." Of course it's my opinion, it's how I saw and understood the story, like can love endure even when reality itself trembles? Love the plot! I'll go check the author's
He's a borrowed character from Lovecraftian horror stories, the tentacles and being evil and stuff are part of that character's original setting in Lovecraft's works
I tell you, the manhwa has gone far astray to the novel. These two are now like two different stories.... it got worst the moment they met Iona and every little thing strayed far from the original story.
Really? Im curious in ehat ways they differ
Just how different are they now? Do you think the novel or the manhwa does it better?
IN SO MUCH WAYS. Like how Iona and Theo are like siblings, real close like frenemies but they're definitely not interested in one another like shown in the manhwa. Maril wasn't also involved with Skaram. The white dragon was only mentioned when Grid was being scolded for failing his mission in feeding the locusts. The frog Gaeron was only a soul and like he was summoned and wasn't already an entity. The whole story is messed up. They're like two different stories now. Regarding the feeding of locusts, Tariq was caught by the necklace that Iona has and the kidnapping scene nevee happened. The princess rabbit was actually caught by Skaram and she was put in the bag. Then Theo's paws were attracted to his bag because of the red ribbon on her head which is actually an artifact. Theo has a golden paw which should've been emphasized, he had this power where he gets attracted with anything that's OP or like an artifact. So they brought Skaram and the princess rabbit and that's when the black rabbit fell in love at first sight. As you can see, it's really really different, like they redid the whole story...
So so so much different. The Novel is absolutely better if you want originality. It also makes sense and like some things has reasons and they're really interconnected unlike the manhwa. Once you read the novel, you would be pissed off by the manhwa lol
Oh man I see that's unfortunate:( is the romance between the black dragon and mc better in the novel? Because one of my biggest gripes about the manhwa is how forced the romance feels between the mc and the black dragon, she feels way too immature!
GOSH yeah it's one of the most frustrating things because in the novel, their romance is actually like an extra thing but it's very very sincere. Aileen has a crush on Sejun and it's late when Sejun realizes that he likes Aileen. So not until later chapters was the real romance. Readers are like given this tacit understanding instead. Although there was no real 'romance' yet, we can see that because Aileen was part of Sejun's survival, there's a reason that she became special to him.
Also, unlike the manhwa, Aileen knows the boundaries... and is quite immature but mature at the same time. Considering that she's a sheltered dragon, it's actually understandable but it's not annoying in the novel compared to the manhwa... Basically, the characters in the novel and manhwa seems to have different personalities lol, the manhwa didn't get their original essence, especially Theo.... I honestly think they made them less annoying? Because I heard from other readers that Theo and Cuengi(crimson bear) are kinda annoying for always bugging mc but I think there's a reason for it and it's kind of their personality that got built because of MC's care lol. Like how Theo believes in Sejun so much to the point that if he thinks about Sejun while fighting, he becomes super OP. While Cuengi was basically spoiled by MC because he was cute, but they of course have boundaries and aren't that annoying in my opinion.
So many differences holy sh*t. I must say Theo and crimson bear seem okay for me in the manhwa, the change for them to semester less annoying doesn't sound so bad. I'll probably consider checking out the novel if it's really worth checking out! Thank you for the analysis!
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Spoilers regarding iona and teo ahead!!
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The web novel wiki says iona and teo got married at chapter 888 tho
Well, yea, technically they would be in a relationship but what I mean is that, not until like hundreds of chapters or so or even late did Iona and Theo's relationship seems formal in the novel. In like a hundred chapters, they were still bickering and frenemies. In 200+ chapters, Iona suddenly says stuffs like "How dare you try to make me introduce you to another woman?!" When Theo asked her to introduce her to Mymir because she used a potion nullification to nullify the forced contract Theo made when when she fainted from Cuengi. But like, the novel only showed that they seemed more closer than before. So it kinds of bug me that the artists from the manhwa is creating this already present moment where Iona and Theo is already close, Sejun and Aileen are flirting with no reason... and not showing the characters developments that the author made. I mean, it was so fascinating to see how their relationships with one another grow. So the Manhwa is like forced to fast forward and it's scrambled.
Youve made me really want to check out the novel but also now the direction of the web comic makes way more sense. Ive noticed with any comic style adaptation from a novel they're forced to change things and add visual details that help the reading make sense of things. You can really stretch things out and take your time to explain things in a novel but you gotta get creative to deliver the same info with mostly pictures and that seems to be what's happening here. The web comic is just skipping the fluff and getting straight to the main meal.
I don't know how to feel about the manhwa... There were scenes that didn't exist in the novel while there were scenes that were missing. So like it feels like reading a whole different story. Like for example, about Maril and Skaram, they didn't team up at all... There were also character developments on the manhwa but like half the story changed LIKE IT'S SO BIG OF A CHANGE cause the white dragons weren't involved here yet. Also how the manhwa portrayed Iona(the hamster) likes Theo or like they're close. They were in the novel, but more like frenemies fighting for Sejun's lap. Basically, Sejun was her bed while Theo's tail was her blanket. Then some were small details changed like how they approach eachother. The 50 chapters or so weren't much that different from the Novel but during the late chapters till a hundred, the story went astray lol, everything seemed different from the novel. Which is why I think the novel and manhwa should be read because there's actually some pros and cons about them. I like the character developments in the manhwa and how alive they are now and some details like you can't annihilate all the frogs from the pond but I think in the novel, they did, and like they got fed up with the pineapples when in the novel, they loved it very much. Some people were also missing tho and only important characters are here, like how the chief of the Black wolf, Hegel was the one who found Sejun there, eatings frogs but in the novel, it was his men. Which is why both are quite important for a change of perspectives. Overall, I love everything about this, be it manhwa or novel and I highly recommend reading both.
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The white dragons are indeed mentioned but it wasn't a badge at all like mentioned in the manhwa, It was an entity inside skaram. Kaiser suddenly got angry when he felt this 'parasite' inside skaram that could actually possess the body of another person so Kaiser killed Skaram, but statue lost power so the entity didn't disappear...
Why do I feel like she's not his daughter but maybe the woman that the empress knows since she looks so much like her. Could be a cousin or sister of his. Just my theory lol...
Do you want a spoiler?
Yeeeeeeesssssssss!!!! And a link to the novel i need to know how this plays out!!!! Please
SAY SPEAK NOW!!
Ok so I don’t have the link for the novel since it’s been a while since I read it, but the novel is completed but not all chapters got translated so I was letting it marinate lol. So Arelyn is NOT the daughter of the duke, she is the dukes niece! The last thing I remember was her mother (the dukes sister) died I implied through the novel that the imperial family knows about it but kept it hidden and I believe that the empress was friends with Arelyn biologically mother. If someone has read the novel please do correct me if I was wrong about the mother’s death! But Arelyn is the niece of the duke!
<3 thank you!
So there's this scene that happened in the novel, idk if they're gonna put it but it happened after Takuto broke the tree house and fell from it, tho they didn't show in the manga that he actually discovered his strength which existed from the beginning and he forgot about or like only awakened it, in the novel, a fllash back happened after that: about his life before this. He was known as a powerful player but due to his illness, he couldn't join official tournaments (There was also rumours that he is extremely sick so yes, they didn't know that he WAS sick and still could crush anyone) so he was very mysterious. One of the players in the interview from the original game "Eternal Nations" known as cLoser or Closer something. He was asked about his status as the "King Who Can't Become a King" because he would always be second to Takuto although he's always first in official tournaments who never shows up and it was like a known fact to everyone that no one can beat him in any game that he has played. Closer said when asked about his(Takuto) true strength
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"The secret of Ira-Takuto's strength, huh?"
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"Well... he does have a certain characteristic. Maybe you could call it a bad habit?"
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"He plays around every time. He cuts corners, or underestimates things, or makes lazy judgments like, 'Well, this should be fine.' He has that kind of bad habit."
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"Yes... but if you do something like that at the beginning of the game, you'll lose in an instant, right? Even I know very well that Eternal Nations is not an easy game." "That's right," Close nodded, and in his mind his opinion of the editor rose just a little. "That's why he's the best."
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"--No one can surpass Ira-Takuto when he gets serious." The editor involuntarily gulped and went quiet at the seriousness of those words.
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"Listen, Editor-san. I've suspected that it might be an AI developed by some company. I don't know what it is, but I think it might be maintaining its strength through some kind of fraud." (Yes, he' so strong, he thought Takuto was an AI)
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"I'll give you a word of warning. I understand that you're interested in Ira-Takuto, but I think it would be best not to anger him." "It's especially bad when you make him lose his temper. He'll use every possible means to retaliate and break your heart. I've sworn I'll never have anything to do with him again."
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"I still get nervous when I hear his name." The editor nodded quietly and vowed not to pry any further. cLoser's hands were definitely shaking.
Everytime I see the demon hunters, I get reminded of Assassin's Creed characters. It always make me laugh. Lol, this is hooking me so much. I just can't get enough of Homen.
So the reason I'm letting this simmer is because... Big Spoiler ahead.
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I want to control my rage. The blonde hair guy won't believe that MC is 'Eunha' because in the past, he tried to look for her and came upon the real princess monster who looked like MC and because of that, he was left injured. So when he met MC, he didn't think she was Eunha at all and even tried to kill her again and again. And during raids, he didn't help her and even made her and Miwoo get suspended by the association—I think her hunter ID got revoked or something. First of all, I'm angry that author would make this blonde hottie who I know would definitely change like a real hottie after that trauma. I thought he would be the ML but no, he's a total jerk, a total bastard to her. Sure, you get his trauma but man... he can't even tell that she's Eunha and by the end, yes, END of the first part(cause there's a second book), that's only when he actually figured out that she's Eunha because she said those words "It won't leave a scar" or something. Then everything went angst ヽ(`Д´)ﾉ I'm so angry I'm so angry. I'm not against Siwoo(Blue black hair wolf leader) as the most potential ML but the age gap is too much, I wanted the dilf! UGHHH she doesn't like him at all and treated him as her little bro(?). Also, it's an open ending, she chose no one but Siwoo confessed to her and she remembered what her mother told her.(To live like a normal girl lol).. so she told him that they should get to know eachother first then THE END.