The ending was a bit anti-climactic and I feel that so much more could've been done with this amazing concept. After the frist few major deaths, the story got redundant with all that talk about murder and revenge. Almost every man he ever encountered was a freakin lunatic and only one woman was given anything close to a personality. In the end, MC never changed his perspective on life and death (which was source of conflict of this whole story), he just wanted to go back for the sake of his mother. For such a character-driven story, it's character building is kind of weak sometimes? Still a good story overall! But a missed opportunity for something great
Thank you for picking this up! I'm already so invested in these kid's lives it's insane
: Tidying up
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I thought I would hate this but it's so damn funny, I just couldn't stop reading it. I like the characters, especially Yui who acts like a real toddler. Still, I probably won't read the rest because beast x human is not my cup of tea
I love stories in which characters have chemistry and don't just like each other because the other is attractive or the plot requires them to end up together. They are so damn cute together
This manwha is like a train wreck, I can't look away
I don't really understand how this guy is the MC? He's always trying to kill Hilda and even she is terrified of him 95% of the time. Tbh I just wish for Hilda to get the hell outta there
I'm starting to like Brian more than Ian. Is it just me or he feels more fleshed out as a character? We see more of his personality, his philosophy, his long-term goals and his relationships with the people that aren't the love intrests. Ian's story is too focused on other people like Soleite and that other priest asshole who's name I forgot. And when it's not about those two, it's about Brian. I hope he'll play a more influencial role in his story when we're back to the present but I highly doubt he will.