Has there ever been an FL who didn't trip on nothing? I don't know why but the trope annoys me every time I see it.
I guess it annoys you cuz it's over used, or mb cuz you don't really stumble yourself so it feels too unrealistic
I can be fairly clumsy but differently so. It's just overused. I think I've consumed too much slop I can only see the reused frame now and not what's on it. I need a detox.
I agree that it’s overused. But the stories who have the accidental trip look actually accidental, make it natural enough to not look corny. Personally I like the way the author made her trip: it showed she was clearly focused on something actually interesting—Isidore not having gloves—and that she was a few steps into the stairs before actually tripping. It’s unique to have these details
How long do we have to go with MC not doing a fucking thing about his trauma and causing problems and pain for everyone around him?
One of the 1st things the system guys told him was that he couldn't tell anyone about the regression and previous timeline. All his trauma is from that timeline, and he can't talk about it. It's not that he won't do anything about it he literally can't do anything right now.
This relationship drama is the dumbest fucking thing and I want no one to be happy.
I hope this resolves soon.
Is it a translation thing I don't get? The Nanman are down in Guangdong in the south, not Manchuria in the north.
I remain convinced its a scheme by cartoon publishers to flood sites like these with first to release trash so no one can read anything good
How am I supposed to give a shit about someone who does absolutely nothing about what happens to him or the people around him? "Stay quiet" "just endure" he isn't living his life so why should I care?
This mentality pisses me off to no end. I want to like it but the MC is insufferable in his passivity
If he were convicted of assassination he would just accept his death, his father would do nothing, and his attendants would be killed too. And no one would do anything.
Something about the story is fun enough to keep reading but this is tiresome
the MC doesn't have much of a choice. he's stuck between a rock and a hard place.
if he acts out - they accuse him of trying to take the throne from his bro.
he life is at constant threat of assassination so he can't just leave, and they wouldn't let him leave anyway.
his father doesn't do a damn thing in part cause he doesn't get how serious this kids situation is but also he doesn't have as much authority as he should as a monarch because he too is being kept in check.
what is the MC supposed to do? he can't leave, can't misbehave, he can't even leave his own room without a guard. he doesn't have anyone in power backing him other than the king, but the king ain't much help.
i know we all want a super OP MC that can just beat anyone that opposes him senseless but this MC is just a powerless kid that only has his past life adult knowledge but he can't do anything with it except pretend to be an alchemy-obsessed dummy in his room.
I don't want a super OP MC. This story could be amazing precisely because he isn't. But he basically just takes it and gives up without even trying anything. Options are minimal, but there are options. At some point, you have to accept you're in a fight whether you like it or not.
A lot of plotholes. And the inability and unwillingness to resolve misunderstandings between MC and ML and actually talk is extremely frustrating especially with how contrived it all is. How many time can she trip on nothing, or be interrupted by someone then not follow up? Come on now.
Still, kept me hooked until the end of the season. I just hope these issues resolve soon.
Here's where the entire premise of the story is about to fall apart. What is Wein's whole goal? To be overthrown so he doesn't have to work anymore. His very intelligent classmate of good character who likes and respects Wein just offered his entire goal, the driving force of the plot, on a silver platter
But we know he will say no because reasons.
Which will break the story and throw out the premise.