This might actually be my favorite manhwa of all time, I loved everything about it– the horror felt like actual horror, but not the pop-up-in-your-face kind, but the kind that is deeply unsettling in the little things. I hate Rogers, though his initial vendetta makes sense. Did he stretch out the punishment needlessly? Absolutely. I do feel conflicted about his character however, because as slimey and evil as he is, I do find myself wishing that he meets Edgar in the afterlife. But at the same time, he has done too much evil to justify giving him that. Maybe after a period of penance? But thats exactly the kind of characterization I love: the kind that makes me feel some sort of hesitation for the villain, and they aren't outright black-and-white. Honestly, he kind of stole the show. I think this universe still has a lot of things that could still be explored (like i.e. who is the chef and where did that thing come from?), but I think the author did a good job in telling this story overall. I hope they do some sort of follow-up with Allen and Richelle.
TLDR, this was amazing: 100/10, would recommend~
not the little bunny plushie looking ticked when they were getting attacked by the hoodlums in the alleyway
the story was only really interesting when Diana was in it, and every chapter post-ending has been a bit boring minus the one chapter Diana showed up in.
as to me, i had to rush read whenever Diana's in it, i feel like reading about those out of touch celebrities. and even in the last chapter where she in, it's just all about the kid worshiping her beauty and not understanding the shyt she put their country in
to each their own preferences
someone hold my hand, I think I'm gonna cry
I’m holding your hand cause I’m already crying ┗( T﹏T )┛
eh, I'm a hater. I prefer it the original way. Their gender played into their characterization tbh
YESSSSS YESSSSSS *CLAPS AGGRESIVELY* *WHISTLES LOUDER THAN A TRAIN*
I'm not saying she needs a man or would be happy with one necessarily, but goddam, there's a part of me that wishes that there was a promising second male lead in this series. someone who could show her what love actually looks like and fulfill all the desires and fantasies she had about love. this is just too sad :(((
say what you want but penelope can be pretty ruthless when she wants to be
If you know EPIC "ruthlessness is mercy upon ourselves"
yo i abandoned this some 30-40 chapters ago because the plot just seemed so superficial and forced. does it get any better, should I pick it up again?
Better keep waiting for more chapters. No changes still very slow
The knight and her finally kiss on the lips in chapter 72 but I wish they had both been conscious for it.
It definitely got really boring/draggy after chapter 80 imo, and I just kinda skimmed the rest for the sake of completion. The beginning was good though, and I was hopeful of the direction this story would go. But the "conflict" never felt too intense and the only real problem was her stalker ex, who made it obvious he was never gonna harm her.
Honestly the interesting thing about this manhwa is that I could an alternative story that would make Jiho be the hero and work the story to make him likeable/redeemable. In fact I'm pretty sure I've read some manhwas where the ML chooses to turn back time in order to have a "do-over" with the FL and find a way to right his past wrongs. So it was interesting to see that in this manhwa they've written him to be a psycho who doesn't get the girl. I do wonder if he ever did go back in time again, went back to Earth, or found true death at the end. I'm curious, but not curious enough to revisit this manhwa to find out. Definitely a one-and-done kind of manhwa. Also not sure why the author/artist felt the need to include the uncensored scenes- it felt so out of place (and weirdly uncomfortable), and I think leaving things to the imagination would've been a better artistic choice.
Anyways, 6/10. Not terribly bad, but I've definitely read sooo much better as far as manhwas go.