Soooo like... could you call her a yandere? I it is then damn this is a pretty well done one
Yandere do things out of love but she doesn't even realize it, so she's just a sadist bully
WHAT? DID WE EVEN SEE THE EMPEROR BEFORE HE DIED??? LIKE ALL IMPORTANT EVENTS OCCURED AROUND THE PRINCE WHERE THE HELL WAS THE EMPEROR??
Pretty sure he was in a coma all this time
Could you imagine the only reason Uichi is getting bullied is a butterfly effect type shit. Like he accidentally moves a rock amd the mastermind's whole family died lol.
I have no other idea why they would keep bullying uichi to such lengths. Dudes chill af
Honestly this piece is so underated. No one talks enough how it realistically depicts a person having telepathy and a person who has a hard time communicating. At times i also felt like toda and nakano, like an idiot for always constantly overthinking. Im so glad they got together in the end and i wish more people would talk about this manga
I just realized there is already 1 character (emily bronte) appeared from the real world which begs the question. With the holmes reference do yall think a young jack the ripper will make an appearance when our MC grows old? It would be very interesting since if our MC knows about him
I’m not really too familiar with 19th century English doctors, but I know Dr. Semmelweis (who was mentioned in chapter 25) was a real doctor. And same for the serial killers selling corpses in Edinburgh, it really did happen and caused troubles with the dissections in Universities all across the UK.
A lot of different characters are real and some events are things that really happened in history, I think that’s what makes this webtoon so fun to read!
And also, most of the medical and surgical knowledge depicted is accurate to the 19th century’s UK knowledge. It’s really nicely written
I loved the ending, though i sort of wished he kept his old face to symbolize that they finally get to see his true personality or whatever. But nonetheless it was a great way to end the series without it being too stretched out.
God forbid a man just exists