i know most people are saying she acts like a child even though she is reincarnated but thats because she is a child, the mc only got her memories from her past life when she was 3 or 4 if im not mistaken but apart from that she's basically still a child, my thoughts
Good point.
Honestly though, what's the point of being a reincarnation story if you don't have the mentality of an adult in a child's body? I think that's a huge part of the trope.
Also, since the reincarnation aspect isn't really present, I wonder if it was actually just a snare to engage readers who like reincarnation webtoons.
i quite like the way she acts its more heart warming and sincere
But it's not really what people want in reincarnation stories (￣∇￣")
She's not really applying her past memories to her life either....
yh i realise that but its a sweet change (=・ω・=)
Ok you do you (⌒▽⌒)
maybe it's gonna be slow or kinda late in the story?
or maybe they'll just give little bits here and there related to reincarnation and it's not really the main focus. (like when you read shounen ai but it was literally just bromance or i guess queerbaiting)
cause the only few times she tried to use skills from "seo young"(her past life) it was when she was first trying to use a fork and a knife, and when she wanted to learn and had a tutor.
If the mom already died then shouldnt they be in limbo hengoku together or did she go to heaven, theres no clear explanation on that but maybe i didnt read it properly?
By the time they went to limbo, over 26 years had passed. maybe time is different there?
Or she's in a different limbo island thing?
She could have been reincarnated already..?
yeah it could be any of those but like im still curious as to why they hadnt met or why the author didnt really put the mum even though they're all dead, i cant really put it into words but i was just wondering, know what im sayin lmao
when the black hair called him abi, it was like calling him dad hahahaha abi in arabic means dad btw
and for turkish people
abi= brother
٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
lol never thought about it like that, now we oughta find a character named omi
But the pronunciations are different. In Japanese the “a” is longer than in Arabic abi as in my father. But it is funny to think of him calling him daddy