Boooooo. You're telling me I waited months for the official release to catch up to the available scanlations, just for Glunn to forget his feelings for Enid and tank all the chemistry that makes this story so great? How dare?
Wait, I'm still confused. What was the deal with taking all the children? And sorcerers always existed since early history?
A romance between the demon king and the giant god was not something I ever saw coming but I am 100% here for it. Let's gooooo!
Ugh. This chapter was gross. I wish there had been some kind of SA warning at the beginning so I could have skipped it. I knew the female dragon was bad news, but I wasn't expecting anything too horrible to happen in this manga, so the whole situation really blindsided me. It was a bad time. Here's a warning to anyone who checks the comments before they read Chapter 26.
I'm going to need this manga to stop calling me out word for word any time Yuriko is being discussed, please and thank you. My heart was not prepared to be bared so openly to the world today.
I love these goofy dumbasses so much. They are so cute and so dumb. Does anyone have recommendations on manga/webtoons with a similar relationship dynamic? Two clueless idiots being adorable and doing their best?
All the sexual assault was, of course, terrible to read and it's terrible that it happened, but I am weirdly excited for all the angst when the ML realizes what "he's" done. They're just so sweet and caring towards each other when the ML is "normal." It's going to destroy him and I kind of can't wait to see it.
I will miss this one. There will be an empty space where the joy I felt every update would be. There really never was a bad chapter. The plot was solid from start to finish. And the art. What more could I say about the art that I haven't said already? Gorgeous and detailed and so unique compared to manga with similar storylines. My only wish is that it could have lasted a little bit longer.
I'm not surprised that this story ends with the pairing that the spoilers are claiming. It makes sense, if you look at the ratio of chapters. Much more time is spent on the relationship between certain pairs of characters than others. At this point, I just hope that the relationship progression is done well and it doesn't have feelings or forgiveness happen for undeserved reasons.
Don't get me wrong, the spice is delicious, but I stopped right in the middle of scrolling to stare at the armor on Gjord's legs, because there's no way those greaves are working at all with how loose they are around his calves. Just me?
I'm sorry, I know we've got more important things going on in this chapter, but I find it so funny that Soowon is giving advice like, "as someone with experience in being the Bad Guy, I would absolutely threaten Hak to hurt Yona." Like, of course he'd know.
As of right now, it doesn't seem like it will happen, but I'm desperately hoping that the ML falls first.
I really wish we hadn't had that light-hearted, goofy opening to the season. It's really taking the impact out of all the dramatic stuff that's happening right now. Of course, there's novel spoilers and the type of story this is, so it was always safe to assume there would be a happy ending, but it feels different now that we've had in-story confirmation that everything will be alright. Maybe it's just me, but it feel harder to invest in anyone's feelings, knowing that the conflict will resolve to the point that they can have a silly shopping trip together, with no apparent consequences from what's going on right now.
I was not expecting this manga to address economics and capitalism at all, and it was very refreshing to see a manga about "a noble girl becoming a commoner" actually address things like choosing to work instead of going to school and affordable food options and whatnot. I like it!
New favorite character is officially the friend who immediately decided to get herself a man even better than the wealthy and handsome love interest, and has secretly spent the whole story finding and wooing the crown prince of another country. Where is her web novel? Because I need to read it.
God DAMN, the art for this manga is so fine. Just so fucking gorgeous. We really don't get dramatic and detailed panels like this in shoujo anymore.
I've actually always wanted a story to do this: actually showing the bad events playing out before rewinding time. Flashbacks just don't hit the same, especially in the very beginning of a story. This felt just so much more meaningful because it wasn't immediately obvious (until the end of the third chapter) that time would rewind, so I actually felt bad about all the shitty things that happened instead of waving them away because I knew time would rewind and everything would turn out fine. It only lasted 3 chapters, but I am grateful nonetheless.