Read the novel if you can but only if you are ready to no more feel the hip for the manhwa. The manhwa is oversimplified and have been sexualised. When you only read the manhwa everything is just fine but the moment you start reading the novel your mind will be blown away. Some time I often asks myself if I'm still reading the same story. The magic theories, the strength gaining and the magic application and feasibility are just skipped through in the manhwa as just power happening but in the novel everything is explained in a way that help readers to understand what is actually possible and what isn't in this magic word. The lore too is not as subtly apparent in the manhwa as in the novel. For exemple, the chap 32 which was just uploaded is the moment where we, readers, where confronted with the real nature of the "gods" of freïa. Now down to the sexualisation point, and it's the more frustrating one cause I deem it useless in this story particularly. It's not like it doesn't exist in the OG story but there you knew why it was here for. In the novel the librarian was a he, an old he. Why change that ? Why give it a younger look ? An seeing it, I'm actually starting to panic if they're going to do that to other personnage as well ! But please note that none of that could have become a problem if I haven't read the novel in the first place so manhwa only readers won't see and the story is not less good because of that. It was just something that was weighing at my heart and I needed to let it out, so pardon my long rambling. Still, I fairly encourages anyone who hadn't read the novel yet to cause it'll give you a better understanding of the story itself !
Exactly! I'm reading the novel, I started after he met Meisa. And it was more engaging, informative and exciting world building. I didn't think the studio is allowed to change important characters however they want. If they want to create they should think of their own stories and should stop adapting from good novels only to end up ruining it. Did they got permission from the author of the novel?
Exactly! I'm reading the novel, I started after he met Meisa. And it was more engaging, informative and exciting world building. I didn't think the studio is allowed to change important characters however they ... Besties_with_Hiroshi
That Idk but what I'm guessing is it is for fan service or romance enhancement because so far in the novel meisa is the only love interest for Turan. Maybe they want to give the illusion of harem since it's the standard for this type of stories.
Keep reading it!! It had me so enthralled!’ I love love Sol and Turan’s friendship and all the lore is explained in such a riveting and exciting manner that it’s hard to put the story down.
I also like the metaphor that Turan is a sheep herder that is present and displayed in the story, really ties the different themes and beliefs.
Read the novel if you can but only if you are ready to no more feel the hip for the manhwa. The manhwa is oversimplified and have been sexualised. When you only read the manhwa everything is just fine but the moment you start reading the novel your mind will be blown away. Some time I often asks myself if I'm still reading the same story. The magic theories, the strength gaining and the magic application and feasibility are just skipped through in the manhwa as just power happening but in the novel everything is explained in a way that help readers to understand what is actually possible and what isn't in this magic word. The lore too is not as subtly apparent in the manhwa as in the novel. For exemple, the chap 32 which was just uploaded is the moment where we, readers, where confronted with the real nature of the "gods" of freïa.
Now down to the sexualisation point, and it's the more frustrating one cause I deem it useless in this story particularly. It's not like it doesn't exist in the OG story but there you knew why it was here for. In the novel the librarian was a he, an old he. Why change that ? Why give it a younger look ? An seeing it, I'm actually starting to panic if they're going to do that to other personnage as well !
But please note that none of that could have become a problem if I haven't read the novel in the first place so manhwa only readers won't see and the story is not less good because of that.
It was just something that was weighing at my heart and I needed to let it out, so pardon my long rambling.
Still, I fairly encourages anyone who hadn't read the novel yet to cause it'll give you a better understanding of the story itself !
yk you make me really wanna read the novel now. i'll treat this as promo manhwa and stop at ch 5 lol. thanks btw
Exactly! I'm reading the novel, I started after he met Meisa. And it was more engaging, informative and exciting world building. I didn't think the studio is allowed to change important characters however they want. If they want to create they should think of their own stories and should stop adapting from good novels only to end up ruining it. Did they got permission from the author of the novel?
uhm, does it contain romance?
I'm on chap 90 on the novel and even if there's a premise the reel romance has yet to begin.
That Idk but what I'm guessing is it is for fan service or romance enhancement because so far in the novel meisa is the only love interest for Turan. Maybe they want to give the illusion of harem since it's the standard for this type of stories.
Chap 1 to 5 on the novel is pretty much chap 1 and 2 of the manhwa but it'll give much more informations than the manhwa only.
Could you link the novel please
https://m.webnovel.com/fr/book/35630720800712205/95681139573838188
Here's the link !
Hi! Can u tell me which manhwa chapter 32 is in the novel
I found it! It's chapter 54!!
Thank you (๑´•. • `๑)
Keep reading it!! It had me so enthralled!’ I love love Sol and Turan’s friendship and all the lore is explained in such a riveting and exciting manner that it’s hard to put the story down.
I also like the metaphor that Turan is a sheep herder that is present and displayed in the story, really ties the different themes and beliefs.