Honestly I don’t like the webcomic as much as the novel. I think they changed her original character design to make her look more “unique” but her original honey blonde hair and green is fine too. “Lady” Magnus is originally “Sir” Magnus. Originally, the quarrel didn’t happen like in the webcomic. Lady Winston lilac perfume became popular and Sir Magnus offer to be buisness partners but Lady Winston refuse because the profit proportion was unfair for her. Changing this scene and character makes it looks like it’s a cat fight rather than a buisness venture. Lady Magnus was just insulting her perfume with the ladies backing her. A cliche where the antagonist bullies the heroine. The webcomic also cut out the scene when Lady Winston was interacting with other characters in a positive way, like the scene in the cafe. In the novel, Lady Winston interact with the cafe owner and builds a connection with her through flowers. Also I didn’t expect the knight to be introduce like this. The lines are the same but the atmosphere is different. I absolutely love his design (
Right the novel has a better plot so far. I have never read a webcomic that is so different from the novel. The webcomic is still good, but it just doesn't have as much depth as the novel. They have cut out many good parts of the novel. Like the Duke having to up his dose of the perfume to stay calm since Lady Ariel broke up with him hasn't been mentioned yet. They also don't explain well how upset Lady Ariel is that she is always disrespected and disregarded until the Duke's name is mentioned which shows how she has zero power for herself and can only be taken seriously when borrowing power from the Duke's name.
Right? I'm a little surprised since most adaptations follow the novel exact. Not thrilled about Magnus either. How are they even going to handle "that" social party if Magnus can probably enter now too? Knight Eren was also a honey boi with a face reveal much later. It was more impactful that way. In other words, I'm a little salty. Feel that sprinkle of rock
Actually, the whole plot point where the Duke has to use more of the perfume because he wasn't around Lady Ariel makes me wonder what happened in the original novel after they executed Ariel. I'm assuming that in the og novel they got the recipe for the perfume before executing Ariel. However, I wonder if the perfume worked without Ariel around or did the Duke end losing his mind because the perfume ceased to work once Ariel was dead.
Honestly I don’t like the webcomic as much as the novel. I think they changed her original character design to make her look more “unique” but her original honey blonde hair and green is fine too. “Lady” Magnus is originally “Sir” Magnus. Originally, the quarrel didn’t happen like in the webcomic. Lady Winston lilac perfume became popular and Sir Magnus offer to be buisness partners but Lady Winston refuse because the profit proportion was unfair for her. Changing this scene and character makes it looks like it’s a cat fight rather than a buisness venture. Lady Magnus was just insulting her perfume with the ladies backing her. A cliche where the antagonist bullies the heroine. The webcomic also cut out the scene when Lady Winston was interacting with other characters in a positive way, like the scene in the cafe. In the novel, Lady Winston interact with the cafe owner and builds a connection with her through flowers. Also I didn’t expect the knight to be introduce like this. The lines are the same but the atmosphere is different. I absolutely love his design (
I agree with everything you said! The novel is so much better...
Right the novel has a better plot so far. I have never read a webcomic that is so different from the novel. The webcomic is still good, but it just doesn't have as much depth as the novel.
They have cut out many good parts of the novel. Like the Duke having to up his dose of the perfume to stay calm since Lady Ariel broke up with him hasn't been mentioned yet.
They also don't explain well how upset Lady Ariel is that she is always disrespected and disregarded until the Duke's name is mentioned which shows how she has zero power for herself and can only be taken seriously when borrowing power from the Duke's name.
Right? I'm a little surprised since most adaptations follow the novel exact. Not thrilled about Magnus either. How are they even going to handle "that" social party if Magnus can probably enter now too?
Knight Eren was also a honey boi with a face reveal much later. It was more impactful that way. In other words, I'm a little salty. Feel that sprinkle of rock
Actually, the whole plot point where the Duke has to use more of the perfume because he wasn't around Lady Ariel makes me wonder what happened in the original novel after they executed Ariel. I'm assuming that in the og novel they got the recipe for the perfume before executing Ariel. However, I wonder if the perfume worked without Ariel around or did the Duke end losing his mind because the perfume ceased to work once Ariel was dead.