This version is missing the epilogue episodes. They're here though https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/foam_of_the_waves/
A day after finishing the manhwa, I had to return to the ending chapters 212-213-214. Try to re-read them while keeping in the back of your head that Callisto is saying goodbye. Look at his expressions, right from the beginning of the scene. He knows he's very seriously injured, possibly dying. He knows he's seeing her for the last time. Yet at the same time, what he does is push her towards her goal. He tells her to forget, he tells her he will follow her knowing it's impossible - just to make her not waver at the end of the road, when her goal is so close. This scene breaks my heart so much as it makes me realize just how deeply selfless his love is.
From a point of someone interested in how to write characters, I love how you can pick almost any of the characters and observe how they change and grow through the series. I especially enjoyed interactions with (of course) Callisto, who is a perfect blend of fun, confident and loving and made me excited to see him everytime he appeared (I think I could write for hours to analyze his every appearance), as well as Eckles, who is set as the opposite to the crown prince. Absolutely wonderful job by the authors. Anyway, sorry for long comment, had to pour out my feelings somewhere (●'◡'●)ノ Thank you for coming to my TED Talk :D
I live Callisto I love Penelope I love the author of the novel and I love the author of the manhwa holy shit this is beautiful in every regard
I never touched this story until it got completed, let me tell you I DEVOURED it in few days, had to restrain myself to not neglect my job and spend all my time reading (still, would have no regrets)
My heart skipped a beat when I saw that this title got updated with side story. Before I started to read I was a little bit anxious because the previous comments about the side story are rather negative, but after reading, I do not agree with them.
While we can agree that alternate universe and memory loss are overused and way too convenient tropes, I don't think that what happens in the side story cheapens or destroys the plot at all. Life is a game of circumstances and as you mature you realize that just because there were other options possible it doesn't mean that what we chose is any worse by it. What ifs don't invalidate our feelings - look at William, what he saw didn't make him love Julia less; it made him realize just how much he needs her. I feel that the side story is pretty consistent with what the main story gave us and doesn't stray from it at all.
I am really happy with the side story as it reminded me why I loved the main story so much: wonderful art and absolutely beautiful dialogue of this manhwa always make me tear up a little.
This story has many flaws and pacing issues but I love how it misleads in the beginning who the ML is and I love the not obvious choice ML himself! Enough with perfect princes and cold dukes od north, I wants more Piscos (=・ω・=)
I wish the ending wasn't as rushed as it was, after all these chapters we deserved more of them being happy together ╥﹏╥
It's alright but it would be more enjoyable if they weren't as stubborn and dense about their feelings as a pair of rocks. It was a little annoying and tiring to read. At least they're both hot huh.
And maybe unpopular, but I think Matthias was punished too severely - after all, he was constantly being manipulated or even drugged and didn't know what was going on. Poor guy.










I really enjoyed how well-thought-out was the mythology part of this story, as well as plot twists connected to it. I think the beginning chapters are the weakest, but then the story gains momentum and is a very good read.