Despite the art change, i still enjoy reading this and always made me burst out laughing unintentionally. time to marinate again!
Great plot, wonderful art, powerful characterisation. just lovely how this story portrayed of the huge inequality of gender and how everything was overcomed because one girl decided to change the world for the better.
I'm only at chapter 42 but gosh I LOVE THIS STORY AND THE MEME JUST CRACKS ME UP!!!
I usually dislike this kind of genre that has lots of warning, but this is one of the exceptions. tHe story plot is so good and the relationship between two half brothers and their sacrifices that ripples to others and affect others llife and ripple back to them in kindness. So painful yet endearing too.
The fl attitude and the others acted towards her after being treated so poorly by her doesn't make sense. How they keep flocking around her after being treated so poorly.
The only great character here that i like that most is the duke. He has done so much and went opposite of his usual attitude when he started to adopt the fl. He is the best character here and i really adore him.
Too adorableeee but... he is afraid of circle light???!! He was definitely experiment on before he was found.
┗( T﹏T )┛
or maybe he’s afraid of halos?
If you go back to the beginning the guys who found him had halo faces so it must've been traumatizing
real
The amount of craziness too made me baffle. Like, this is so messed up.
Regret i didn't let it marinate longer. The plot thickening is killing meh
Can someone send me a link to this if it has a novel? Thank you in advance
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I did enjoy reading but it gave me many conflicts at the end. We should also be accountable to the path we choose, however, it doesn't mean it wouldn't hurt. As much as what ferson did was terrible that broke his family honor and faith to the people who respected them for their dukedome, he was the result of his father's teaching. Ferson is not entirely deserving for getting all the punishment but his father does too. In this sense, I prefer how the novel ended just as stated in the comment a few below mine. He was a wonderful child and he seeked solace from Luna. He didn't understand she meant more than just a friend to him, hurting many around him unintentionally, only because his world was narrowed to just Luna and her father being the only people who truly cared for him and his sanity. It was truly his attitude that made Luna suffered so much and her unliking him is reasonable. i love how she actually offered to help him in the end, but he was too mentally unsound that moment to understand that. Ferson and his mother is the most pitiful characters, despite Luna and Antes were supposed to portrayed to be just that. The little joy i got from here is how Luna and Antes found happiness, not just for each other but for themselves with people around them.
the plot is nice albeit typical. i truly love the art. would i want another re-read? not sure. but it is worth for at least once to read.