The foreshadowing and build up to crucial scenes is amazing. The progression of their hero’s journey and the fact that there’s a competition? Peak shounen
What a gem! It's a shame the translations aren't higher quality. Siana is a fantastic main character. She's personable and likeable, and very resilient despite her upbringing. She's fiercely kind and loyal while calculating and realistic. I like the depth to her character as well as Aris, wonder how they'll develop the main lead going forward...
Just binged this after watching the anime. The manga is lucky that the characters are likeable, lol! The world building is awful - you would think that a dystopian based story would provide more insight into the setting, but they ditched that idea entirely and focused on the characters and character development. It's entertaining as hell though so I'm not complaining
I agree with the brother. I’m not a fan of stories where the MC is a damsel in distress and can’t escape situations without assistance from a ML, but I also don’t prefer it when the MC does all the saving. I hope the Duke recognizes the authority and power that comes with his name and becomes comfortable utilizing it. Being a teddy bear is fine but being a doormat is not.
I didn’t mind Rohan being nonchalant, his steadfast faith and strength as well as being generally likeable and good with children seemed to be a good match with the MC, until he pointed a SWORD at her throat. Like omg? Vledmir seems to be ML but he seems too rash and impatient…acts more on impulse and idk if that’s what our empress deserves
I love the story but that was a horrible season 2 conclusion. There was no climax leading up to this specific scene and having the MC portray himself as if he’s going to hurt the other hunters when we know he won’t was corny asf. But based on the author’s apology at the end I’m assuming there were reasons outside of their control for ending the season here.
I love this arc and I think it's been well-paced so far. If it were any shorter we would miss out on the character development the sect collectively experienced. Plus, Chung Myung's been cold asf all arc lmao.
Well...the spoilers have successfully ruined this for me. I mean seriously, wtf type of ending is that? They fight to the death and she begs the god to bring him back as an undead so they could fight for eternity? Excuse me? Whomstve the fuck? What a deeply unserious story.
Can someone spoil me on what happened with Aedi and the Ice Dragon? It's been teased for the past 5 chapters (weeks) and I'm running out of patience Lol.
I love that each daughter has their own distinct personalities and struggles! Mildred’s role is done very well - her role as mother never overpowers her status as main character. The creator kept her individuality despite the family setting. All the main leads have personality and are quite likeable. I just wish Ashley received the same attention as Lily and Iris - her story is quite underdeveloped compared to the other two sisters.
The comedic timing and art are both really good, but the MC is much too stupid for me to enjoy this. She broods over the dumbest situations that can be resolved with communication. Why was she stressing over the clock tower situation as if her dumb self couldn't just tell the ML that she wanted to go somewhere else? I would understand if she recently reincarnated, but she literally grew up with him...which, not to mention, is really disgusting. It's disgusting to have them grow up together, have everyone acknowledge them as being siblings, just to set them both up. There are better stories to waste time on...
Omg the shenanigans from this arc are hilarious! I love that this has a nice touch of school life alongside all the fantasy and action. It’s a nice break but hopefully we re-pivot to the ranking aspect soon. Shirone’s goal is to be the best and the magic school is only the tip of the iceberg. I wonder how he compares to an actual high level mage?
I love this story and I'll continue reading it, but based on the spoilers, it just seems like Edith is constantly fighting for her life and isn't really able to get a one-up on the antagonists. I get the story's premise and the fact that the characters' actions can be attributed to the author's hold over the story, but it's a little...lame (for lack of better words) to have the MC consistently react to situations as they come along.
It's my third time trying to reread this and I could never remember why I kept dropping this - its because the main character is insufferably naive and oblivious. She's written like she has no concept of social interactions - the male lead can flat out threaten someone and she'll completely write it off like an idiot. There's no charm to this story at all...it's boring and shallow. The MC being oblivious isn't a bad trope if done correctly. Moreover, what the heck is the appeal with a ML who's willing to manipulate the MC only while continuing to be a piece of shit to everyone else?
It's interesting that the 2nd prince, who was introduced first, ended up being not the first nor second ML, but the third ML Lol. Kasia had more chemistry with Luke (maybe even Swindell) than she did with the prince. The story was a cute read with a happy ending, but it's pretty mediocre. Despite the setting taking place on a large scale (a country's war), the worldbuilding and character development is very shallow.
Omg this is such a frustrating read! I can't handle this stress every week - I'm coming back once chapters accumulate Lol
Roy thinks the MC is intelligent and reasonable… He’s in for a ride Lol
Y'all are annoying for misinterpreting the story without considering context... Ashtarte and Rion's meeting was lifechanging for the both of them - they each experienced loneliness and deprivation and were able to connect through those feelings. Rion was the one who helped Ashtarte acknowledge her family's cowardice and accept the people closest to her as family. She's still a very sheltered princess but it's not fair to write off the character growth she's experienced. Not to mention, Rion was the first person Ashtarte trusted outside of her immediate retainers/family. He's the only one outside of that circle who gets the first name treatment, and Ashtarte being concerned about his feelings in regard to Isaiah's request makes sense.