The moment the unmovable MC’s heart skipped a beat at first meeting I knew this girl couldn’t be trusted no sir she’s probably the necromancer. She absolutely ordered those zombies to chase her around I’m not a fool.
She also made a point to say that the necromancer was a man to draw even more suspicion from her. The fact that they had our MC even take mental note of this makes me even more suspicious... like the author is trying to draw our attention from her. I also think that the timing was a little to perfect that they just happened to pass by at the perfect time to save her. Though it happens a lot in manga, I think it was staged.
Very true. All we can do now is wait and see what happens and be very satisfied if we are right.
But another thing, how do you think the stories of people disappearing and randomly reappearing tie into all that we know is going on so far? Along with the vision of our MC being stabbed.
I for one think that the place he was stabbed at looks similar to and could possibly be 'the western style house' that was shown while they were being given information about the necromancer. What do you think of this?
I can’t hate the ML no matter how much I try. He fought for his people instead of himself, and as a consequence betrayed our FL. Despite trying to offer her an escape, he understood that in her state she would end up dying early regardless. It's a heartbreaking display of how politics and war disregard the feelings of individuals; only few are left unscathed, and our main characters are not one of them.
Honestly yeah I don't agree with the seme's actions, obviously, but it's a story I guess, and it's not particularly obligated to address the morality of a character's actions, especially since they often go unsolved in real life. Hosik's friend is the voice of reason here, but Hosik seems to hear and dismiss him, so I don't think he's particularly bothered even tho he should be. However their child is adorable and the parent-child interactions are to die for, so if you can get over the rapey and stalky aspects (-_-) it's worth a read.
Also I think it's important to note that relationships like this really do exist (not the biological male giving birth thing), and the author has done a pretty good job of portraying the ups and downs of their sheer stupidity. They're working through it, despite their toxicities, and it's kinda sweet. Sex scenes aren't great tho just skip them ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭
The plot is simple and sweet, easy to follow and relate to. The execution is what truly makes this piece one in a million. All the emotions are delivered so potently, I resonated so deeply with them. It really drove home the notion that passion and determination can move mountains. This is truly an irreplaceably, wonderfully and lovingly crafted work of art. It's clearly loved.










I read things like these because they often illustrate the things that real people experiencing, those pains and frustrations and world crippling events that can destroy someone.
Fumichi suffered, but did not know how to get away, or if he even deserved to. He allowed himself to be toyed with. In the end, Fumichi is beginning to grow out of his self inflicted restraints, and the open ending reflects the myriad of different paths a development like this could take. It's up to us to think and decide.
And on the note of the lack of persecution, this kind of thing is so common in real life. Criminals go unpunished, and that's our painful reality. Fumichi may never get justice.
Yeah :(