Honestly, this is one of the most well developed plot- and characterization- I've seen in a manga regarding second life chances.
The best thing about it is how realistic it actually is. This is because Shuli gets a second chance and unlike most other mangas where they either do everything right, or just act like they're a 3 year old the whole time- this manga shows Shuli still having faults with her approach. What I mean is that she still struggles in understanding and being happy at the beginning of her new chance. However, in a really realistic approach, she actually learns why things went wrong the first time. She doesn't do everything perfect (like in some manga) instead she learns to rely more on others and get help (something she didn't do before). She's such a self reflecting and aware character which is so unusual for a female lead. On the other hand, instead of Jeremy just being problematic, we actually sympathise with him instead of only shuli. Usually we really just end up with one sided grudges against one character in the FL past because of unjustified behavior. But not with this manga, the kids are relatable and understanding.
Further more, perhaps the relationship with Nora is the best thing. Because although Shuli is mentally older than a lot of them and has always had to act more mature than her age, she gets to act her age with Nora. And this is so nice because with Jeremy she's got the mindset of a mother but with Nora she actually develops conversations and shares interests with him like that of a friend rather than a kid. We've seen this in several places, Shuli doesn't view Nora as a kid and Nora doesn't act like one in compared to the Prince and Jeremy. He's always there for her and supporting her while she also reciprocate this by being there for him as a mental support due to his conflicting relationship with his parents. Really, their relationship is so beautiful and I envy.
But for real, Shulis beauty is in the fact that she's so relatable and mundane but shows strength in the ways that a lot of us fear to do.
Honestly, this is one of the most well developed plot- and characterization- I've seen in a manga regarding second life chances.
The best thing about it is how realistic it actually is. This is because Shuli gets a second chance and unlike most other mangas where they either do everything right, or just act like they're a 3 year old the whole time- this manga shows Shuli still having faults with her approach.
What I mean is that she still struggles in understanding and being happy at the beginning of her new chance. However, in a really realistic approach, she actually learns why things went wrong the first time. She doesn't do everything perfect (like in some manga) instead she learns to rely more on others and get help (something she didn't do before).
She's such a self reflecting and aware character which is so unusual for a female lead. On the other hand, instead of Jeremy just being problematic, we actually sympathise with him instead of only shuli. Usually we really just end up with one sided grudges against one character in the FL past because of unjustified behavior. But not with this manga, the kids are relatable and understanding.
Further more, perhaps the relationship with Nora is the best thing. Because although Shuli is mentally older than a lot of them and has always had to act more mature than her age, she gets to act her age with Nora. And this is so nice because with Jeremy she's got the mindset of a mother but with Nora she actually develops conversations and shares interests with him like that of a friend rather than a kid.
We've seen this in several places, Shuli doesn't view Nora as a kid and Nora doesn't act like one in compared to the Prince and Jeremy. He's always there for her and supporting her while she also reciprocate this by being there for him as a mental support due to his conflicting relationship with his parents. Really, their relationship is so beautiful and I envy.
But for real, Shulis beauty is in the fact that she's so relatable and mundane but shows strength in the ways that a lot of us fear to do.