Idk if its just me, but this feels a little pro-christianity/christian-savior esque. From the beginning being a shaman has been portrayed as a negative aspect, with the MC's deity being a child grooming asshat willing to kill everyone around him in order to isolate him. The MC himself is living what most would consider a sinful life, conning people out of their money with fake charms and exorcisms, being obsessed with money and drinking in excess.
On the opposite side we have the heavily Christian ML, who is portrayed as the goodest (virgin) boy that's just really down on his luck. The MC keeps commenting on how pure and powerful his aura is because of how devout he is, to the point that it actually heals the MC's injuries and drives away ghosts (something the MC probably took years of training to be able to do, and ML just has to toss out a "BEGONE, DEMON!" paired with a handchop). He's even flat out told MC that he needs to convert.
Especially in these flashback chapters, it gives the vibe that the MC's deity and shamanism as a whole is dangerous and bad, and that Christianity is the love and light he's been missing from his life. It really feels like the story will end with the MC converting to Christianity and they combine their prayers into a Jesus Ray and blast the deity away team rocket style
I kinda agree but i also disagree i didnt even thiught that wag begore readonb yoir comment I think when the author chose to portray the korean god(?) In a bad way is solely for the plot rather than presenting shamanism in bad and the fact ml is chirstan just comes in handy because it can be presented as a opposite opinion for the mc and i think taht gradually they would maybe just choose to be atheist maybe? Rather than chirstanity as the sole solution idk if you get what im saying
Look I like a good pornhwa as much as the next person, but those 3 panels of plot might as well not exist. Like, author could have at least tried?? Also, how did she not snap her neck when her tits slammed into her jaw lmao
I really enjoy this story but my god are the translations terrible! I usually appreciate any kind of translation since i myself only know english, but putting words through google translate and then slapping them back into text bubbles without even bothering to check if it makes sense is just lazy and frustrating
Why even bother making the manhua if you're going to leave out so much of the story?? If the scanlator wasn't filling us in we'd have no idea what's going on. The pacing is also really fast and kinda jumbled
That's the thing with manhua honestly, if you familiar with reading other manhua no matter what the genre is, it always feels out of place for some place or lacking from the novel. But I honestly dk why. It's not all manhua but still yk
You're right about that lol. There's plenty manhua that are adapted from novels that are amazing and follow the story exactly, but ones like this honestly feel like they should be a one chapter promo for the novel, rather than something to be read on its own
right like reading anything adapted from a novel is a headache for this reason
Kinda feels like they've been speed running the plot ever since sayi left for the north, and it feels like a lot of details have gotten left behind in the process. Like, Karlen's kid brother was taken as a political hostage and he snuck in as a guard to get him back, but when the plague breaks out he thinks the best idea is to go back home and help? Without rescuing his brother? Dude isn't a doctor, and he didn't know the extent of sayi's healing ability nor have any plans to even bring her with him, what use would he have been other than moral support and another body to throw at the problem? Why did they completely gloss over whatever agreement sayi made with padie (who is apparently anne's daughter!) and never mention it again? What happened to Sayi's ability to heal herself of almost any kind of greivous injury?? Seriously, its hasn't come up again since like the second chapter, and they could've used that during the hostage swap to trick them into thinking sayi was dead, at least for a little while. And don't even get me started on how hard they sidelined elliot. Second male lead syndrome is strong with this one.
I'm really liking this, but I guess I don't understand how killing and framing one noblewomen for starting a forest fire was supposed to put a stopper on the war. Clearly there are issues that run much deeper than just that one incident, but Margaret had literally zero power or sway in anything. She said herself that she was considered to be a useless heir by society. Even if she was her house's only heir, her parents are both still around and presumably young enough to have another child, so getting rid of Margaret shouldn't have been enough to knock her family out of power. Also, is this supposed to be one country with 2 regions, or two separate countries? Is there not a king or some other governing body that could do something about this civil war?
I guess they killed her to appease the public. Because many believe that the northerners are at fault that the war happened, they just wanted the parents to feel how it is to loose their child like the common people who lost their children or family. It stopped the war temporarily, or rather, it’s a temporary truce. The thing with the governing body/king not being present is confusing, maybe it will be revealed at a later point? ╮(￣▽￣)╭
That Selena girl did say something about "The King" that didn't give her much order.So they do have a governor body present But that doesn't clear the confusion whether North and South is the same country or not.
OK now that all this wonderful emotional stuff has been addressed, I'm ready to see some ass kicking!!
I dont think there's any real plot to speak of here. Got 21 chapters in, and its all just one reassuring the other that they're not useless garbage. Its cute if that's what you like, but after a while it gets dull