
I'm on chapter nine and I can't keep going. It's so infuriating. He gets assaulted, his magic is unfairly sealed and people keep dragging him along as they please, yet it's treated as something mildly annoying. Does his seal ever get undone?????? Or is he just at the mercy of those who mistreat him for the rest of his life??
I only made it to chapter 7 and I'm dreading reading anymore of this. Why are we supposed to be okay with this?
When he was living in seclusion in the first part, it was easy. Sure, he was given a terrible deal and mistreated but at least he was able to live the life he wanted. He seemed very happy and independent. Now he's just a tool, an MP potion in the form of an onahole... And everyone acts like it's not a big deal. He even acts like it's not a big deal.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who feels this way.
I've been kind of bored with recent historical/ fantasy romance manhwas and by pure chance I've stumbled into a really good AO3 story. It's written in second person for some reason, even though the protagonist clearly has a personality and a description of her looks. There's none of that Y/N, Y/HC stuff though so dw
Name: Nothing's wrong with Dale
Summary: Mc is engaged to a wealthier noble named Dale, who's rude, incompetent and experiments with the occult dangerously. Mc is certain that one of those experiments gets him possessed by a demon, but the demon is rather kind, responsible and charming, so suddenly the mc is trying her best to keep others from finding out, as she quite likes the new Dale and had no other marriage prospects.
I haven't finished it yet, but it's really fun so far, if a bit lengthy in some description.
Hello! If you know this manhwa, please let me know.
It has stylish art and is am action manhwa. The plot is that children of school are out into a VR desert, where they live inside a moving mecha school and obtain powers (blue magic). The schools travel and fight for resources. Our protagonist is the student council president of the weakest school, but through his hidden op power and great leadership, he brings them to the top.
Plllllleeeease let me know if you remember the name. It had such a nice art style and lingering mystery of why the children are put into the VR is nibbling on my brain.
I know they do love each other, but in the last couple of chapters it feels like the chemistry completely ran dry. There's no tention or harmony, just shame and embarrassment.
Well that happened irl. When you suddenly married to your friend, collegues,office buddy that you not dating before. Its awkward as fuck. Even to the people around.