Probably unpopular opinion but the dragons' social dynamics give me the ick. If your culture can't sustain itself without age gaps so huge one spouse basically grooms the other from childhood or even birth maybe it deserves to die out? It's not ever really addressed either.
Oookay after seeing snippets of the side story which is super long and all about Mary and Eden it seems like this author lost the plot and is obsessed with unhealthy age gap relationships. The main series ending feels totally creepy now. Would not be surprised if it becomes Usagi Drop type shit.
Oookay after seeing snippets of the side story which is super long and all about Mary and Eden it seems like this author lost the plot and is obsessed with unhealthy age gap relationships. The main series endin... liru
The age gap could have been compelling if written well, even though it's still concerning no matter what. I think the author definitely tried to do that in the start, but let it fall apart as the storyline went on, like you said. There's nothing "slice of life" or "fluffy" about marrying off a newborn or a child you raised as practically your own family. That's practically inbreeding.
The age gap could have been compelling if written well, even though it's still concerning no matter what. I think the author definitely tried to do that in the start, but let it fall apart as the storyline went... Adrian Di Juvelynn
Yea, I don't really have a problem with with it in the right genre but this series is not. I felt like the dragon siblings were being set up for an arc that would resolve their fiance situation before the plot got derailed. Who knows if that's really what the author intended or their actual views on grooming children but when the story ends with a grown ass man hovering around a child that he put a tracker on it really can't afford that ambiguity.
Further into the story now and the characters are immature assholes for no reason. It's alright as an action manhwa but as a BL there's no chemistry and all the MLs are too rancid to be attractive tbh
This is like 60% pathetic internal monologue, 39% rape, 1% plot actually moving. I'm just hoping one of them will finally lose it and commit murder suicide tbh
Probably unpopular opinion but the dragons' social dynamics give me the ick. If your culture can't sustain itself without age gaps so huge one spouse basically grooms the other from childhood or even birth maybe it deserves to die out? It's not ever really addressed either.
That’s just straight up groom culture. And the author didn’t even try to justify it, not that it would be even if they did try.
Oookay after seeing snippets of the side story which is super long and all about Mary and Eden it seems like this author lost the plot and is obsessed with unhealthy age gap relationships. The main series ending feels totally creepy now. Would not be surprised if it becomes Usagi Drop type shit.
The age gap could have been compelling if written well, even though it's still concerning no matter what. I think the author definitely tried to do that in the start, but let it fall apart as the storyline went on, like you said. There's nothing "slice of life" or "fluffy" about marrying off a newborn or a child you raised as practically your own family. That's practically inbreeding.
Yea, I don't really have a problem with with it in the right genre but this series is not. I felt like the dragon siblings were being set up for an arc that would resolve their fiance situation before the plot got derailed. Who knows if that's really what the author intended or their actual views on grooming children but when the story ends with a grown ass man hovering around a child that he put a tracker on it really can't afford that ambiguity.