I love tropes that have a character think they're harmless and scared of everything around them but also be so unaware that they've somewhat become uncanny, eldritch beings.
I heard the novels have a lot of filler? So that means he was living the cottagecore life while people around him were scared shitless XD
The novel is like 60% just Gio cooking; it's a recipe book with plot. But I still highly recommend reading it since the manhwa cuts out a lot of conversations and extra info :D
My favorite scene in I'm a Spider So What is when we see the mcs monster form through the perspective of others and she loses her chibi form
Then this is perfect!!!!
not really... maybe the first 150 chapters yes but the rest definitely not the cooking is much less after giovannis arc
Jin, the stalker that he is, really went "if there's a will, there's a way" huh
Saw someone on twitter say the mc's kind of relatable (minus the exhibitionism), but not all of us are as fuckable as mc so XD
Their parents must be devastated this whole time though. That's two daughters gone in such a short span of time.
Came here to read the story updates, stayed for the polycule comments about the three scanlation groups
I remember another manga with the same government mandated marriages (it's het though) years ago, and even then i thought that premise will cause a huge mess XD
I think It's Love Lies, it already has an anime too, i only watch it until episode 3 cause i don't quite like how's the story going but the Opening song is Fire tho
That's the one! Might check it out later to see what happens in the end XD
At this point i'm just here for the art and the vibes XD
Oh yayul
Every time that sunbae is on the screen i just think "wow he has the fcking audacity"
Hmmm feels a bit rushed, and i wished they talked more to each other to actually solve their issues. It felt like a lot of things were swept under the rug.
The other younger actor kind of had a point but i still found him annoying, he should've apologized some more
The baby was still the cutest and best factor in this series.
I'm only on chapter 1 and i like it so far!
I read the first few pages and immediately thought "oh they don't embalm their dead?"
Because it's one thing to fear someone coming back to life because "hey maybe the doctor just misdiagnosed?" And it's a very different kind of fear to see someone getting revived, but they've already been embalmed.
Like imagine getting the body embalmed, and suddenly she just wakes up. No organs and blood and all. Full of chemicals too.
So anyway, these were just some first impressions and thoughts.
Oh my goodness you're right, I was about to say probably not because most rofan (this is like more or less a rofan right? A horror one) or just fantasy set in like medieval/renaissance (I don't know my periods) just put the dead in a casket after they die. It's a setting often not elaborated and I always assumed that they did not for Idk plot convenience and it's not generally a big deal if mc resurrects (heavy emphasis on dying then coming back to life), just say you got ressurected by a god and maybe early periods did not know embalming, but they dooo and they only do it for nobility, royals, and high ranking people who do public viewing. Bonus if they need to keep the corpse fresh for travel. Oh ily ヾ(☆▽☆)
Critical thinking is so sexy! (think of this as a general complement please, I'm not a creep or a weirdo) (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
Even ancient civilizations have a way to preserve their dead right? And i remember reading that embalming was also practiced in europe? So i just thought it was interesting that embalming wasn't brought up or something.
But i guess since some asian countries practice cremation instead, and i read it wasn't necessary to do embalming for cremation, so maybe that's why it wasn't mentioned here
Happy to see that someone thinks the same though ♡✧ i thought i was just over analyzing stuff XD
Not weird at all! Thank you for the compliment!
i was thinking along those lines too. since cremation is the standard and until recently the only way they dealt with the dead, it would make sense that their knowledge of european funeral rites are surface level, especially since they have a tendency to write their european fantssy world as way less advanced in many ways as medieval europe was