It's not bad. But there are a lot of small moments that rub me the wrong way. Whatever. It's not terrible, just not very good.
That ending came out of nowhere. Leaving so many questions. But I'm satisfied. Great story.
Also ouch. Why you gotta do my boy Chunseng like that. Pain.
The MC is an ordinary teenaged girl cut her some slack. If your friend was murdered by the girl who was blackmailing you for accidentally ruining her life when you were a kid I'm sure you'd be crying too. Especially if your mom helps murder people and said blackmailing girl suddenly goes missing. Don't call her weak for being realistic. At least she's trying to figure things out. Most people would probably just sit there and let things take it's course out of fear.
I love this so much. 20/10 would binge again. Everything is done so well. I'd buy this if there were a physical translation
Great story and all. I enjoyed it very much. But what happened to the lesson I thought they were trying to tell? They set it up for a "we'll save everyone" and didn't. Fine, good, I appreciate the bit of realism. But what about the "Yukki shouldn't sacrifice himself for the rest"? Cuz like, instead Kanda did it. Not much of a difference?
Well idk. I also think the rape and kidnapping thing with Kazama was skirted over a bit too quickly. Also like, did we ever get an actual reason why Yatou tried to kill them? That was confusing. Looking down on them and saying he might betray them does not equal hahaha I'm suddenly depriving everyone of oxygen have fun dying.
Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.
Really? A maid girl, succubus, older sister who lowkey sexually harasses him, and more. The accidental pervert trope and girls falling all over him while he's "reluctant" but lets them be without actually doing anything. Fucking harem. I hate this genre. Always ruining perfectly interesting comics for me.
Frankly speaking, they've been together for a very short amount of time and they've already fought this much. They have conflicts at every turn, misunderstandings galore, and drama because of Simeon's social standing that he unwittingly drags her into.
They just don't mesh well.
I don't get it. What's with all of the main characters in these types of stories having some unfounded, ridiculous idea that nothing about love in the story can be changed despite changing LITERALLY EVERYTHING ELSE. It's like the entire plot rides upon the fact that these girls can't talk bluntly unless it's convenient and have one idiotic belief that they can't let go.
I can understand if he has no sense of morality that he doesn't mind sleeping around. As long as she doesn't find out then ¯_(ツ)_/¯ there's no down sides. But bruh it's not like he's an idiot there's no reason he shouldn't understand that she wouldn't like it or the logical reasonings as to why she doesn't like it. So why does the comic try to make him out to be so confused as to why she's upset? He knows, he just doesn't care and can't relate to the emotion.
Anywho, I like this kind of character. It's interesting to see since its uncommon. Can't say I dislike him.
What's with all the goddamn dancing around the subject. We can SEE her THOUGHTS. JUST SAY IT. Why all this nuance and still relating experiences oh hardship in love to her love of Johannes back then. GAH. I just want confirmation already. Had enough of all the hinted gay coded characters within media.
This was marvelous. Honestly tho I think it was dragged out a bit too long. Woulda been great to end on the announcement to clear his public image. Or if there was one more chapter wrapping up loose ends. But that's just cuz I prefer shorter stories so ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Not literally, tho I suppose Shoichi's already got that covered. I hate him. He's an absolute asshole who manipulated Ichi, lied to him, and repeatedly ignored his boundaries. Kei had no right to blame Ichi at all and that whole lesson of "Maybe they're being an asshole because they want you to pay attention to them, so pay attention to them" is bull.
Poor Mr. Dragon. Second Lead Syndrome hits hard. Also, anyone else notice that they severely underestimate the world of 150 years ago?? They still used paper money back then. A lot of the assumptions just seem off??
What in the world happened to the slice of life comedy I was expecting. A middle aged magic man suddenly gaining a daughter and learning about fatherhood while they travel. Wtf is this tragic stuff and why am I crying. This is so well done. Especially Dario and Sun. Highly recommended.
Cliche and pretty boring. Not a great read, not a bad one, I'm too bored for this tho. Maybe I'll come back later.
I'm sad :(((( Poor Rara (Hamel is such an ugly name no way I'm calling him that. Or Lala. Ugh)