Maybe the artist wants to make shit up to drag this story out for clicks but I really don't understand why. The stories losing direction and the pacing is fucked because people who have no business writing just be adding shit. I originally picked this up because I was in love with the authors other novel HSPLA and since this was set in the same universe plus the unfortunate fact that I couldn't find a completed version of the novel for this. I was especially excited when I heard that this was going to have more politics in the plot. But I can't enjoy this if stuff that isn't supposed to be in the story just gets shoved in! I'm so freaking annoyed, I could throw something! There's nothing worse than good work being ruined by an artist or the company!!!
Why are we all hating on Horus? “He’s becoming like his father!” For all we know breaking the mirror could’ve freed her. The enemy is Osiris, didn’t we all get an explanation from Namjoon’s Left Buttcheek in the last update. Seth already loves Horus but because “Osiris rooted insecurities and doubt deeply into Seth.” He’s trying to play it safe by going back to what he knows aka Nephthys (yes he still cares for her but that ain’t the point). Besides from the raws
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It looks like he goes back to her only to get rejected anyway soooooo ¯_(ツ)_/¯
I usually avoid Martial Arts/Wuxia stories because they get to complicated or boring but the story is so clear and concise. I'm in love!
The way I might actually start crying I was so sad yesterday thinking it was the end but they cane back （/TДT)/
Now I know I might get some pushback but please reply because I really want to get some other opinions on this topic. First of all, I really think the author did a wonderful job showing how MINCHEOL NEVER GREW UP. We see Mincheol wants (to own) Haesoo, to the point of seeing his own friend as a threat to his relationship with her. And he’s happy when she shows “jealousy”—but what he fails to realize is that Haesoo is afraid of losing her only savior. She’s emotionally and physically dependent on him, so she’s scared that college will change him. Mincheol is arrogant in thinking that he can solve Haesoo’s problems because he loves her and is the only one who can forge a happy future for themselves. Yes, he’s naive and in puppy-love mode, but the deeper sentiment is that he thinks he can control everything about Haesoo and her circumstances. It is totally a pride thing. And EVEN NOW, he thinks that Haesoo WOULDN’T DARE to leave him. Mincheol started naive and prideful then, and he’s still naive and prideful in the present!
Money and circumstances were a problem yes but I don't think they were a driving force. It might be a good excuse but, I don't believe he EVER loved or cherish her. Sure he liked her but I think he just wanted to be a hero. He has admitted that she was pretty so he choose her, you could say he wanted to be the superman to her Lois Lane. Even now, in his own way he cares for her but, he will never put Haesoo before his own needs or feelings.
Notice what the teacher said? Arrogant men like him, when faced with the real world/problems they get crushed. That's exactly what happened, instead of taking accountability for his life. He sulks, and wallows in self pity, and blames everyone else for his misfortune. Even if he didn't use his tuition money to run away, he still would've, somehow found a way to blame Haaesoo, if his life wasn't going to the way he envisioned. The same with the cheating. Had an opportunity presented itself earlier, best believe he would have taken it too. It's not his circumstances, poverty, that "changed him. It's literally just him. Given the environment he was raised in it makes sense how he grew to crave control and I think no matter what life he ended up choosing it was always destined to end this way. With or without money. The saying goes "money doesn't change people, it exposes them , for who they truly were to begin with". Thank you for coming to my ted talk!
The revenge will be delicious with arc I truly love the way it's set up
What exactly did the empress do (or neglect to) that made Raymond turn out the way he did? She's literally his birth mother yet her own son is one of her biggest opps. Like there has to be a story there on why he doesn't listen to and/or avoids his mother. It could just be his fathers influence but I still think she should be closer to Raymond especially with his father being that man. I can't imagine him laving attention all over Raymond when he was young yet that's the parent he goes to first when he wants something.
If I weren't a veteran manhwa reader the beginning would be so confusing to me. The story is essentially a frankenstein between wuxia and the hunter genre, I wouldn't say it's terrible but it's not good either the explanations are overly complicated, and a lot of things just... happen (dunno a better way to say it). I enjoy the concept the execution just doesn't live up to it though gonna be a 5/10 for me.
Honestly, it's kind of deserved that the dad dies after all that stress he's put on his children and his mentally ill wife by not being there. Sure he had a country to protect but it's not like he didn't still make the active decision to have all those kids. It never should've gone as far as it did.
Why did it suddenly get so good for a side story???? The main story is literally atrocious but Cliff and Leon's origin is so freaking adorable (my only real issue is the cliffhanger since it leaves so many questions). Now I'm sad because this really could've been so much more than a r@pe fantasy yet the author chooses to put all that skill into writing actual nonsense (like what happened to the mpreg part with the womb).
I've never actually cried before while reading a manga, please my stomach hurts so much