I'm so confused, wasn't Iris/FL kind of suspicious about the priest? Like her first meeting before passing out she was weirded out of him staring and later (CH 12) even thought his friendly demeanor was off putting because it felt forced- but soon asked to him to tutor both her and Theo?
I kind of forgot about this and decided why not reread it and I'm glad I did. Also finally the title made sense because I was so confused on why it's a stationary store instead of a confectionery store and I'm glad it lives to its name later. I'm also glad the kids are included and not side lined hard (like the Xion's brother lol).
Main issue is that the story kind of glosses over the horrific crimes, like killing Mel's mom, hell the Kinnoa (idk the spelling) clan murders, the kidnapping, poisonings etc. I'm glad it clears up situations quickly but at the same time I think its kind of important and those situations would of gave Cassius' time to shine as a second ML (even though I like Issac better) or even the imperial family
I agree with your point, I think the reason story glasses over these things is mainly because the story is suppose to be more of fluffy, slice of life kind of story.
I would have loved to see more of these theme being explored among other things.
I think this is one of the rare ones where MC/Shushu literally did nothing. It's her literally mom and Edwin's fault she's even involved- her mom inventing something that can kill/rendering sorcerer's useless and Edwin framing Shushu making her end up in prison to make her rely only on him that pushes a romantic relationship in his mind???? Which triggered the three to pretend to be inmates to get close to Shushu to get Edwin.
Free my girl, save her from this madness.
That was so cuteee and his response scared me at first ngl, but it was so like him. I hoping there's more chapters giving snippets of their life.
I'm so glad I didn't listen to the reviews and skip this story, I love it so far. Its a slow burn and the villain, the queen, is actually scary with how much influence she has and it still hasn't dwindled in the time skip and I love Judith and Franz's relationship.
One minute its a drama then its horror LOL. I love this so much. You can't even really put the whole blame on Seori because the "system" takes control everytime she tries to reflect/think outside the system/script.
But the thing is, she never really even tried to reflect in a positive manner. It’s always been like “why isn’t it me who is chosen”.
I 100% agree, but it also feels like after she thinks that the system immediately interferes going "oh it MC's fault" or "its this person's fault" because the world is catered to her.
The true horror is how the adults in this forsaken town are taking advantages of kids.
RIGHT, WHY IS NOBODY SAYING ANYTHING ABOUT THIS ????
Like all the comments after CH.50 the pacing is atrocious, its as if they needed to wrap by CH. 70 last second which is so unfortunate because I love the premise and character plus the art is beautiful