I understand your point about the story feeling a bit dragged at times, but I believe it's important for us to try and understand Ayrin’s journey. Have you ever heard the phrase “healing my inner child”? That’s exactly what Ayrin is going through right now.
While I respect your strong-willed and mature perspective, I feel your comments come off as dismissive and disrespectful. You might have heard this before, but Ayrin has been through a lot. She never really got to experience a proper childhood. This transmigration is her second chance, a chance to finally live the life she was denied. So why is it so hard to watch her embrace that?
As readers, our role isn't just to consume stories; it's also to understand the characters and what the author is trying to convey. So I hope, in time, you’ll come to see where she's coming from. But if the story truly bothers you that much, there’s always the option to step away. :))))
Definitely stepped away after sticking to it for 79 chapters. I realized I'm no longer into reading these types of stories. Thanks for your perspective.
Damn very college professor answer HAHAHAHHA.
wish replies like these have a like button cuz i would've put a like to this
exactly
well said
Dayum! Done catching up with the story, feeling happy and all, then I saw your comment
Boring
Samee i forgot there's no like button for reply. I was looking for one loll
Just think infantile regression.
Dmn right. My life now is less or same as our MC. And if I were given a chance too in life, I’ll definitely and “ UNCONSCIOUSLY “ would do things that could heal my inner child.
Those hating Aileen for what the story has progressed, they should join the cheese rolling competition in a downslope hill with 45-50 angle line to express how lucky they are to have that kind of life. And a bit of punishment for being inconsiderate and lacking empathy. hmpf!
Dmn right. My life now is less or same as our MC. And if I were given a chance too in life, I’ll definitely and “ UNCONSCIOUSLY “ would do things that could heal my inner child.
Those hating Aileen for what the story has progressed, they should join the cheese rolling competition in a downslope hill with 45-50 (=・ω・=)angle line to express how lucky they are to have that kind of life. And a bit of punishment for being inconsiderate and lacking empathy. hmpf!
But all of the “childish” behaviors she has can be directly traced to her extensive trauma and/or her reliving a happier childhood.
She demonstrated a disjointed/anxious perspective of relationships and reading people’s intentions towards her. True, kids are like that, but so are severely traumatized adults. For children this is caused by a lack of life experience, for adults it’s caused by an over abundance of traumatic life experience.
It’s common for traumatized people to revert to more “immature” behavior when they feel safe and comfortable. Ayrin spent her entire life suppressing herself. She never learned how to express her emotions and opinions as a child, so she never really developed beyond “act this way to avoid making your family mad at you”. People in survival mode are often unable to develop beyond that state, on top of having to actively manage psychological issues stemming from that trauma, so they are very behind developmentally.
A grown ass woman who got into the body of a child yet acts like a child. Knows the story and basically all the villains yet nobody seems to be punished for their villainous deeds while she has basically the most Mary Sue superpower of just WISHING for things. No literally she can just WISH for things yet the plot is still taking 30-40 chapters to progress. Way to milk shit.