I don't get it This is phenomenal (minus the weird ass incest-y bits). No romance (so far). A smart, incredibly strong willed MC, plot that makes sense, action packed, what on earth is not to like? I'm at the edge of my seat every chapter.
Ikr
people dont like it because the ml is her stepfather
So they’re not related by blood? I haven’t read this yet, just the comments.
no they arent i think
Literally it’s too good for me to care about the whole sad thing I’m sorry Idc ╮(￣▽￣)╭
They're not related by blood , he's never even married her mother .
wait, the ml is the stepfather????? What???
Are you trolling or being for serious right now ? Because if that's true I'm f*cking out. It's even worst than the step siblings trope. Especially if she end up with the only person that had the power to stop the harassment and bullying all this time.
Even the shitty husband would be better !
It’s because the father has been treating her like shit he neglected her and turned a blind eye when she was getting abused by her “stepmother and step siblings”
THE ML IS THE DAD????????????? Ah hell naw maybe I *should* drop this
I think it's crazy to have the MCs goals this entire story to center around her sister, and then barely have said sister appear. She wasn't even in the ending!! Rather than letting the past go it felt more like the past sister was all we got to see!! "I'll rely on you more and tell you my struggles" she says, and then never contacts her again. Seriously. Romance is fine, but this is what I hate abt this genre.
I was reading this mangaka's works bc I loved their light and fluffy GL comics. Did not expect to happen upon smth like this. I am shocked.
Tbh I don't think any single person was at fault here. Which is why I sorta dislike thag they frame Jinwoo as wrong for "leaving" the other alone, and not giving as much attention as he used to after getting a job.
I feel like the root of the issue here has not been solved. Communication people. Communication. Jinwoo's feelings clearly never changed, Candy just didn't feel it anymore. Which is when they should have had a long discussion about their relationship. Which, might I add, they didn't do even at the end of this.
The translations are oof. Plot line is interesting. How girl characters are handled is as annoying as ever in these manhua. Well, whatever.
Wow, this was a great read. Loved it the whole time. Except at the end. How unsatisfying was that? Leepark dies for no reason, we don't even meet his mom in her normal form, and we don't even get to see anyone agonize over the fact that they could have saved the reds. I'm just frustrated now.
I didn't expect the end to be so clearly happy. Usually in apocalypse stories the ending is tragic, or incredibly bittersweet. It's a nice change of pace.
It's almost offensive how the author seems to think every man she meets would want to rape her. I sincerely don't get it. Some? Sure. Several groups? Fine. But it's like everyone.
I mean can you blame her? She’s been almost raped by most of the men she met and in a world where she doesn’t know the language and the place:/ it’s quite scary you know
No, no. I'm saying it's getting ridiculous how the author of this comic made like every male the mc met try to rape her at first. Seemed, uh, unrealistic to say the least. Even the priest dudes (not ml) wanted to rape her???
This ending isn't too different from the "original" ending, if you think about it. Instead of Arth and Payne, it's Rebecca and Naska who endure an unrequited love. Rebecca in the og story harrassed many people, attempted murder, and was killed along with her father. Johannes was, what, unfaithful and a douche? So he and his father were killed. Sasha, much like the "og" Lilith, faced hardships, but earned the love of many trustworthy people and changed them for the better.
Ultimately, Sasha did not change much. She simply changed different people.
Yes... she just changed paths of different people but her impact to each character has exponentially that changed the course of the original story... that is the fearfully one of the hidden scary skills a person could do. The art of presuation.
Each character is trapped into their own shells (childhood upbringing and/or traumas and each of their own circumstances) and like a little nudge of giving advice won't even bend the character but with Sasha's intervention.. slowly, they have more positive outlook of themselves.
It is sad that Rebecca and Naska truly did not have their own good endings within their desires but in hindsight. It is hard to give each character their wanted endings.
I agree! I think it's a realistic ending. But it's bittersweet to me that she didn't create a "better" ending, just flip flopped who suffered and who grew.
In the original story, it was Lilith who was the voice of persuasion who changed people for the better and caused unrequited love. In this one, it is Sasha.