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Started off very well
Went a bit meh midway
Completely off tracks towards the end
But I still like it, it's just a silly love story

You can tell this author makes great smut
But their real passion is psychological horror
I mean, Albie actually had a somewhat healthy conclusion when confronted with the fact he's probably gonna die and another Blake will "substitute" him (I'm sure he's not, but that's what he believes right now)
Which is "I'll make sure you remember me"
That's way better than his father, who started obsessing over immortality
I feel like the author is still finding their balance between lore, fluff and horror, because we're drastically shifting from one to another multiple times
It's a weird pace, a bit rushed, but to be honest I don't dislike it
It's one of those unusual stories you just gotta let the author cook and enjoy the ride

Astana is on his path to become joffrey baratheon II

EXACTLY
If you truly love her, don't be heroic and commit a stupid grand self sacrifice that will do NOTHING to help her
In fact, by being gone you're making her miserable and taking agency from her
Why are you unilaterally deciding what's best for Ines??
Ines clearly knows what's best for herself after suffering for multiple lifetimes
Andante needs to remember his wife is not dumb or helpless
Sure, she went through hell and back, but that doesn't make her a pitiful person, she doesn't need a white knight to rescue her, she needs a partner who'll stand WITH her

Tbh Lyrica is the first of her family to break generational traumas, responding with emotional maturity instead of more toxic behavior
Her mom tries, and she's certainly way better than in the best life, but she's nowhere near Lyrica in terms of being aware of her own feelings and wants
Her pursue for money and power is understandable, because throughout all her life, that's what helped her the most
But that's exactly the problem, you can't count on only money, power and your faith in a child to live as a healthy person
I know people tend to hate Lydia (I think that's her name?), but she's such a well written character, as Lyrica said, she's imperfect and beautiful in her way
Lyrica by herself would make this an exceptional isekai story, but Lydia makes this an exceptional fictional narrative
I've read books and comics that don't have this care and attention to character development
I can't wait to see how both of them grow and deal with love, hate, happiness, grief and everything in between

Again with the saintess thing? :/
I thought with all the capitalism and her modern "inventions" we were safe at least from this particular isekai cliche

This is the epitome of "crack treated seriously"
The author could have totally ignored the fact the government basically enslaved all the population who mutated, glossed over it and made it all about smut
The fact that we're seeing actual backstories is so interesting
There are plenty of good stories, also there are lots of good smut, but good a good story AND good smut is pretty rare

This was the best ways to end an isekai I've ever seen
Sure, it's fun when we get to see their future, kids, family, etc
But end in a loop?
*Chefs kiss*

Please, just don't make this about weird magic stuff
Most isekai manhwa I've read start with an interesting story, get shaky in the middle and end up slapping something about prophecies, gods and the fate of the world in the final arc
Bitch I don't care about the destruction of the world, it's fine to keep it small and make it about just the couple and unfulfilled desires or something
Don't make her a goddess, don't give her a fated magical destiny, it's fine if it's about a random god taking interest in her and putting her in this world
It's lame when they deus ex machina the female leads

Whoever said Ash had the same vibes as Eclis was spot on LOL
He's just a kid now, so he may be still redeemable, but if she left him alone, there's no doubt he'd turn out to be as cunning and wrong in the head as Eclis