Oh, I really love this story so much. I read it quite a long time ago, back when it only had 100 chapters. Their love is so intense, and I love it. However, near the end, I felt so anxious and frustrated with their romance because of the constant misunderstandings between them. Honestly, it felt suffocating and hard to breathe.I also love how Tina accepts Terriod for who he is—just Terriod, not Theodore. You can see that when she throws the truth ring into the lake. That detail is brilliant; I spent about 10 minutes just pondering over it. She no longer wanted to test whether Terriod was Theodore or not. Terriod is the one she loves, and that's it.I initially thought the author would pull a plot twist, like making Terriod the reincarnation of Theodore, but I was wrong. It didn't fall into the cliché like many other stories. Most stories follow a trope where no matter how many lifetimes the female lead reincarnates, the male lead does too, and they fall in love in every single life. But this story carves a different path, and the way the author developed it left me completely satisfied, without any lingering annoyance.Haha, if I were Tina, I would be so deeply attached to Theodore. I completely understand why it was so hard for her to move on. Tina is very strong. She deserves to be happy, and that person doesn't necessarily have to be Theodore's reincarnation or anything. Anyway, I really love this story. I adore it. It was totally worth the time.
Oh, I really love this story so much. I read it quite a long time ago, back when it only had 100 chapters. Their love is so intense, and I love it. However, near the end, I felt so anxious and frustrated with their romance because of the constant misunderstandings between them. Honestly, it felt suffocating and hard to breathe.
I also love how Tina accepts Terriod for who he is—just Terriod, not Theodore. You can see that when she throws the truth ring into the lake. That detail is brilliant; I spent about 10 minutes just pondering over it. She no longer wanted to test whether Terriod was Theodore or not. Terriod is the one she loves, and that's it.
I initially thought the author would pull a plot twist, like making Terriod the reincarnation of Theodore, but I was wrong. It didn't fall into the cliché like many other stories. Most stories follow a trope where no matter how many lifetimes the female lead reincarnates, the male lead does too, and they fall in love in every single life. But this story carves a different path, and the way the author developed it left me completely satisfied, without any lingering annoyance.
Haha, if I were Tina, I would be so deeply attached to Theodore. I completely understand why it was so hard for her to move on. Tina is very strong. She deserves to be happy, and that person doesn't necessarily have to be Theodore's reincarnation or anything. Anyway, I really love this story. I adore it. It was totally worth the time.