
I love that they didn't just have one overly mature mutant offspring, but real kids that act like hilarious kids.
Diana seemed really nuts, like legitimately. It's rare to see such a narcissistic female character who had so many chances to change course, but could accept their own failings. I feel bad for her but narcissists don't change. She's probably getting enough attention by playing the victim.

I hate it when characters die from mysterious illnesses. Hestia also died in her last turn.
Diana being this mental is kind of sad to me now, because it feels like she was made into a selfish villainess and she's being blamed for Kael depression and suicidal ideation. Blaming a woman for rejecting you is some real incel logic. Makes me glad Hestia (and Kael) have chosen to move on. While I think Heli could have done more, Diana rejected a lot of help and just bulldozed her way through norms thinking she was special. So she's about to reap what she sowed.

I kinda gets where your coming from on the part that they shouldn't blame Dina for Karl's suicide attempt however let's not ignore the fact that they (Heli and Diana) knows that they play a huge part on the sacrifices that Karl's had done, so the least they could have done was thank him and check on him, but instead they just ignored him to the point that they did not know his suicide attempt like even as a friend???, but nonetheless this is only my opinion

I don't think Diana ever 'loved' Helios, she simply chose him because he had the higher status. Marrying him would give her the life she felt she deserved.
She had no rational idea about what she was choosing, she only wanted to praise and adoration. She did nothing of substance with her role really, and she could have done a lot. Even if she wanted to do nothing she could have lived quietly, but her vanity stopped her. Being given a gift from this world's Goddess really went to her head.

It's very unusual for an MC to realistically doubt their surrounding so late in the game. I really loved this scene. I usually loathe when tranmigrators 'confess' because it's so unrealistic and unneeded, but this wasn't a confession. It was something you hear in reality. People asking if it's okay for them to live, to be happy.
Hestia masked her depressing with a Mission, she wasn't obvious like Kael. But her traumas were very real since the start.
Recently re-read the novel cause I needed Ravi, and Jain's hair was dark almost black.
Why my brain registered it as bright blue I'll never know. He was described as a visual idol, so his design is pretty fitting.
Wait can I have the link to the novel? Is it translated?
Can I have the novel's link too pleaseee
Me tooo pleaseee