whoopsie, my bad for writing an essay guys
Nah... I totally agree... they go so fast a lod of plotholes were left behind...
But tbh? I'm not minding at all... because I'm so so tired of comics being so dang long... like 100+ chapters... at 1 per week... takes YEARS to finish reading them... and sure, it's heartaching when you feel a story you like reading is ending soon... but it also gets tiring... so I kinda miss comics ending with less than a 100 chapters...
And it would pish me off if mc dragged things on pretending to be blind and didn't find her daughter soon... I'll just take it as a light read without paying too much attention to it...
yea i agree, sometimes u just gotta turn ur brain off and nod along
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Agreed.. I have read manhwa where I am waiting for revenge but for years there is no conclusion.. It takes so long man.. My blood is always boiling because of it..
Okay, the plot is pretty interesting but it's not very well executed and it's going really fast. And there's some holes? Like, they dont explain how they got switched, and another thing is Catherine and Aysel are the same age, meaning that The Duchess and Mistress got pregnant at the same time, gave birth at the same time and yet no nurse or doctor raised an eyebrow about how a blonde baby suddenly had white hair?
And then, they made it seem like the Duchesses father cares for her deeply, let when she went blind he was no where around?? I know if my daughter went blind to save her "daughter's" vision, I'd be there in a heartbeat to care for her. I wish there was more of an arc about her blindness, but disabilities aren't shown very accurately in manhwas so I doubt we'd ever even hear about her being blind again.
And then Aysel, I feel like her story is going a bit fast, like she was abused, killed and then revived and abused again, I wish they'd show her having more PTSD or at least being more hesitant around Catherine.
Maybe I'm just nitpicking things, but I kinda hate the whole "disability healed" thing in stories, it gives more reason for revenge and basically adds more character depth than just "oh yeah, she was blind, now she's not, oh yeah, she can also use magic now!!!1!1"