Not a bad read. It's slightly boring in the beginning as it uses the trope of good princess vs cursed princess. We see the titular FL being ignored treated like a pariah except for, of course, a few characters who see beyond the prophecy. Truthfully, the FL doesn't get interesting until she let's loose on her family for their initial desertion and then sudden interest in her life.
So far, I only feel bad for Noah who is the second prince and is always overlooked and just given imperial hand-me-downs. If he wanted a relationship with the FL, even hidden, he should have applied himself more to develop that bond.
Amaryllis is not a villainess. She's a spoiled princess who was raised to be a spoiled princess. She hasn't even done anything villain worthy. Just acted out a couple of times -- pure spoiled behavior.
Having read the novel spoiler summaries, I still don't care for the Prince or Yua. They both irritate me. That being said....I love how Aresh is low-key dating Seiichirou under the guise of helping to monitor his health and food intake. However, I also appreciate Seiichirou isn't completely clueless concerning Aresh's constant attention. Also consent!! A rarity in the BL world.
This series is definitely worth buying. Manga and Novel versions.
Stopped at 77. I knew this was going to be bad going into it from others reviews, but I was intrigued anyway. My fault. The ML is an abusive, controlling, rapist, who doesn't even allow the MC to have any platonic relationships. Constantly abusing the MC and wondering why he doesn't like him or want to be with him. He keeps throwing money at the MC thinking that will excuse all the abuse, rape, damages to his reputation.
Honestly, this isn't the first time I've read a ML like him, but I was sticking around for the actual revenge plot it was building up to in the story. I was really looking forward to it. And it seemed like the MC plotted a good one too. And then, the author hit us with some accident and some amnesia BS!! I had to tap out after that! What happened to the rest of my revenge story?? Screw this amnesia crap!! (╬￣皿￣)凸
Also, what kind of doctor can't tell when another male is pregnant?! A bad one.
I was a little annoyed at the beginning -- death out of nowhere for no reason, but I've gotten past it to some extent. I like how the MC tries to protect those around him unless they betray him. I like the novel guy who has the potential to be an ultimate villain or a strong ally.
I do have an issue with the Admins who keep pitting the trainees against each other in the trial dungeons to weed out the weaker ones, but to me, after the initial outbreak, and you decided to stay around to train to raid dungeons/realms, you are already strong enough. You just need the confidence and experience to use your abilities efficiently.
Hopefully, within the next few updates, the trial training will be over and finally get to see our characters out in the real world and see what changes happened while they trained and to see if their family and friends are still alive.
Dungeon...returnee...martial arts...status screens...too much. It's not a bad story, but I feel like it's trying to be too much and can't cohesively tie all the plot elements together.
Ikr! And tmfor me the mc is just simply unlikeable #－.－)
The MC and his knight are pure comedy gold mines!! I was a little hesitant with the engineer and architecture speak, but it wasn't too deep and it was understandable adding to the enjoyment of the overall plot, instead detracting from it and slowing down the momentum. I haven't laughed so much at a story in years, and I'll gladly buy this and re-read for the insane faces the MC makes as he smells an opportunity for free labor, money, and finally living his honey life.
I don't know if Author-nim attended school for economics or not, but whatever they learned they sure are making use of it in the majority of the chapters. Very little action in or out of the dungeon motif. All action has been regulated to finances, banking, stock exchanges, and so on...endlessly. In the beginning, I didn't mind as our MC reversed time to gain power through money, but endless depth in which the author goes on about financial conquering isn't why I wanted to read this manhwa.
A great series. A great OP ML who doesn't go around flaunting it or taunting everyone with his abilities. Lots of fun and funny moments...but I think the author-nim may have lost track of the plot. Because, while enjoyable, the recent chapters are starting to read like a slice-of-life series and not part of the original overall plot.
Not bad. The plot is a little disjointed. You're plopped down in the middle of a partial revenge plot without knowing the history or what led up to the incident. Plus, you never see the MC become who he is in the story; he arrives and just is. Despite all that, I'm interested to see what's going to happen next.
Why am I still here reading this story? WTH is wrong with me?! I've dropped series for less trauma than this that they have put me through!! All seriousness, I don't want the MC to be with any of them, not even Kitty Cat Chan, they are all too damaged and dangerous for the MC to really let his guard down around and feel safe.