Ik everyone says this is childhood friends trope but it's more like chance encounter trope. He's a kind stranger that she fatefully meets again many years later, and they dont even seem to remember it. Their relationship has developed to the point where they dont need that memory anyways.
Mf cold hearted bastard how could he be okay with his sister being in a coma
It makes me laugh sovishit treated navier like an evil, scheming woman and then infantilized her by calling her vulnerable and saying she's not capable of making her own decisions. Which one is it you misogynistic piece of trash?
The grammar and vocabulary used is just absolutely terrible. I'd suggest skipping this if you're anything like me and can't handle bad writing.
WE'VE COME FULL CIRCLE!!! I could literally die right now and I'd have no regrets.
Ok this chapter clears things up for me. I think bipa is being set up. No matter what she does, ridiculous things keep happening to her, and they keep resulting in resets. Doesn't this mean that bipa is a game character? Before this, I thought this was a system that made her powerful, like the one in "cheating men must die". But instead, it's more like a game, where she has to complete ridiculous quests, uses items to aid her game progress, and fails resulting in game resets and specific endings, like how this one was named "the lost memories". that means that we can't really criticize bila too much, because the endings are already set. The way things seem to happen in a very strange and unnatural manner makes it feel like her interactions are triggering these game events. This is just my theory, because I haven't seen the raws or read the novel of there is one. I just think we've been blaming bipa too much, when her life itself is so ridiculous!
I just want to see a bipa-has-an-existential-crisis arc like the one in W:two worlds apart!