Hi im on ch 2, just quick question, i thought based on ch 1 he was sent to the future, but ch2 says he was sent in the past? Did i read wrong? Might get answered later, but just thought id ask
Well based on ch3 i just interperated it wrong ch1, nvm
HAHAAHAH ME TOO. I WOULD REACT LIKE THAT TOO. HIS FACE IS SO GODDAMN PRETTY
WHY DID THEY DO THAT DBJEKGB3KKWNFNWMDWODLKWODPQØWLLWØQPLDKWKKWDJWID8KWJUEIFJEJ???????? AAAHHH. I'VE NEVER BEEN SO HURT BY A MANWHA IN A GOOD WHILE. MY TEARS ARE COMING FROM SOMEWHERE DEEP. DTOP. SOMEONE PLS EXPLAIN I DONT UNZDRSGSND4TORKKTT
Ugh I want a little easy to prank partner that will forever fall for it and bake me a muffin afterwards
Is this worth a read? I read some comments saying it was good and others the opposite
it's very politics- and fief-management heavy, and MC was very much into taking revenge and noblesse oblige so there is a LOT of details about scheming, gathering people, dealing with other nobles, etc rather than the actual action scenes. MC also regressed, not isekaid so he didn' t know everything and his only weapon was his wisdom as ex-emperor. If you like strategy-filled plot with ruthless and cold MC you'd like this, but if you love actions, magic and comedy then this is not for you
Well, it depends on what you like. From what I've seen in general, the people who enjoy it like the characters & intrigue, and the people who don't enjoy it think it's too slow & lacks action. In my opinion, the story shines the most when it's focused on MCs actions and plans.
I think it also depends on what you think a “cold” character is. For many readers, if the main character of a story is perceived as “cold”, it can be unpleasant enough to make the story unreadable.
A “cold” character refers to someone who has apathy/lacks emotion, is ruthless, or doesn’t value human lives. But for many readers, an exception can be made for a character who is a king/lord/emperor. A ruler is someone who has to be rational and logical. As a leader, a king will be forced to make decisions that involve weighing human lives against each other. For some readers, a ruler who is capable of sacrificing 2 people to save 2000 won’t be considered cold. Since to those readers, that type of decision making is considered “unavoidably practical/realistic”. To others, it’s a sign that a ruler lacks humanity, and is someone who views his people as mere numbers.
This story’s MC is a former emperor, and even in his recessed life, he’s still a lord of a territory. He has countless lives under his direct authority, which he must protect and oversee. In such a situation, he needs to make decisions that are based on the majority’s wellbeing. The MC has obvious bonds with other characters. He clearly wants to protect his people. However, he is a character that can pretend to get along with others, with the intention of stabbing them in the back later, if he knows that doing such will benefit the majority of people in the future. The MC is not taking the virtuous route, where the hero encourages everyone to risk their lives for the sake of righteousness and honor. He is making logical decisions based around knowing the future. If you hate that kind of character, then you will hate this story. I guarantee it.
Thank u sm for the replies guys, sounds like a well thought-out story based on what you guys say and I do enjoy that type of story. Ty
This is sooo cuteee
And what's the comments abt the translation? I understand everything well and I didn't notice any problems?
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