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The way the author approaches to save somebody from death is so comedic. Making every complex thought into a simple trivial thought after all those gloomy narrative upon life. A slap in the face that thoughts are twisting from your fears. I have not read that far, but I must comment that this TRULY is an unconventional gag, especially in the topic of depression and su1cide. I thought the undertone would be dark like 'Madoka Puella Magica' but this is also special in its own way.
I think we already established these 'historical' fantasies are based on Asian misconceptions about European aristocracy and monarchy. Clothes jumbled to different timelines of history.
But of course these aren't their goal, this type of story has persisted and accuracy isn't the main concern. Their misconception has become a fun way to create a story.
Though I really need a Manwha/any that's aligned to their current timeline and staying true to that. Of course that is going to be difficult, but some creators like 'AISHA' has studied 'Victorian' etiquettes and maybe the clothing as well. (I don't know the range of accuracy she has done) Since the Manhua got discontinued for unknown time being, I would love to read another like that. Do please be generous <3
Everyone related so hard, including myself. You can easily feel her heart dropping from little confirmations of her doubts. Its such groundbreaking moment, you can just tell what exactly was in her mind.
Its so precious that everybody connected to this kind of moment. Knowing everybody here has loved and recognized themselves.