There method of jarring the elevator loose won't work. Oh wait... is that not what they were doing?
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Possible Spoilers. Don't read further if you don't want to see.
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Jin did something and now he is keeping Suu distracted while it looks like his two helps straight up try to murder Sahara. I guess he's decided he doesn't need a dragon after all. The purple haired guy has driven the end of his staff through baby dragon's chest and there is blood everywhere.
Did sahara die? Why jin so cruel and heartless
No, I don't think so, but something big is going down.
fuck, you know that comment of yours can be seem by anyone right?? Be more careful with the spiolers!! #－.－)
I did put in the appropriate warnings. I can't control the comments.
I can't delete comments by people with user accounts.
Also I don't know what is going on in the RAWs right now. That person's comment is very likely wrong and not a spoiler.
So calm down.
Hey, im not blaming you, im blaming the one who commented this. Just so they can realize they could be more careful. You fine, stay calm you dear. （￣へ￣）
Okay. I understand. I wish there something I could do about commenters not adding the correct spoilers.
Oh thank you so much for explaining! That's good to hear. I could only guess.
Is there anything Shiwon is preferable to?
Which would you choose? Shiwon? Or a bag of trash that has been sitting in the sun for three weeks?
A rabid skunk or Shiwon?
Shiwon or a flu injection?
I know it's a tough choice, but you got to pick one. Or add your own choice! :P
I'd rather two girls one cup with myself. Thousand times more likeable.
Add up all the above rather than Shiwon... I just can't stand him. I simultaneously considered murder and suicide to evade him...
Did I just see proper, healthy communication instead of chapters of misunderstanding and needless drama... in a yaoi?! What is happening here?
... this story lost its away somewhere. I love the art and the fluffiness with the MC and his man, yet there doesn't seem to be much of a plot anymore. Still I want to read to the end. It's fun to read anyway even if it doesn't make a lot of sense.
I guess I look at the second couple more of as a tsundere hero being pursued by the yandere supervillain he sort of has a crush on but knows isn't right for him.
Mr. Sparkles is like a Lex Luthor supervillain who knows how to get under the hero's skin. Even though the Hero tries to get away, he gets reeled in anyway by arch-nemesis.
Mr. Sparkles even has the evil laughter down pat. Muscles has the superhero body (just not the superhero smile).
Hopefully good will win out.
Thats a really good analysis
I thought the seme was going to be a lovable boi while the joong was the tsundere, but joong is actually a sweetheart and shiwon is totally a yandere. The fact that he followed joong to another university without anyone telling him is really unsettling.
... that Mr. Sparkles is gonna flirt with other guys and once more Muscles is gonna try to avoid him. Then Muscles might flirt with someone else and that'll upset Mr. Sparkles.
before saying something and making spoilers warn. not everyone wants to know what happens first
Um, that's not a spoiler though. I haven't read past what is available here. I was just posting my theory.
Theories don't need spoilers because we have no way to know if they're true or not.
Ok
Glad you realized your mistake. :)
Yeah :)
in fact it was not clear that it was your theory. Since some posts below others have always spoiled about this I thought your comment was too. It was a misunderstanding with you. The others don't.
No problem! I understand. I always put spoiler warnings in when I talk about real spoilers.
... his boyfriend really is a dog now.
And Mr. Sparkles is quite "I don't care. You're just entertainment and btw I'm going to follow you wherever you go and it's your fault I'm obsessed with you".
But I'm sick of the trope of maid and servants randomly rushing into their master's bedrooms without ever knocking. Even in Downtown Abby that NEVER happened. The master rang a bell for the servant to come and the servant still knocks.
And there is a reason for that. As a servant if you walk in and see or interrupt something you shouldn't interrupt you could lose your job. Servants did not want to lose their positions and made damn sure to knock.
This trope is unrealistic and dumb. Can't authors please stop with it.
Part of the reason this is happening in the story is because, if you remember, the old Chloe was looked down on and bullied/ignored by the maids in the mansion. Chloe was not respected, not only for her own mental health issues (such as anxiety, depression, lack of self-worth, compulsive liar, etc.), but also because the Duke, her husband, had no apparent interest in her. The maids figured out that she was an easy target for their frustrations because no one would help Chloe.
Well, yes...but they didn't marry out of love. There was no obligation to interfere other than their marital status, but the Duke didn't care about that at the time. Now, however, that is a different story with the "new and improved" Chloe.
True, but in so many of these stories the "maid walks in at the wrong time" trope is used. Maybe you could argue for it here, but it's still crazy stupid in any story I read.
Although mother's not knocking when they enter their kids room is spot-on accurate. My mother never knocked. And everyone I talked to remember their mother's never knocked. So I could believe the "mother walks in without knocking" one because it seems to be the norm.
No I agree with you here. Regardless of if the marriage was arranged or without love, that’s the business of nobility not the lower class. They can gossip and say whatever they want about their masters, but the fact is that in those days, the “help” were invisible in the background. There was a distinct separation between the classes. Whether or not their master was an outcast, unloved, ostracized, sickly, or hated by other nobles, such behavior from the help would not only have them all fired and probably destroyed any potential of them finding work elsewhere, but also will make the entire household look back to the other nobility. What noble can’t even educate or discipline their help staff? And it’s the role of the head maid and butler who are lower class nobles that uphold this standard for the rest of the help. It’s just common sense.
So when I see these obvious “modernistic” views being implemented on an archaic lifestyle of the past “noble and help” scenario, it does annoy me.
I’ve read many things such as even looking your masters in the eyes when they talk to you could have gotten you fired, because it was a sign of insubordination. As well as, speak only when spoken to. Or standing at attention with eyes on the ground until called upon and such.
So when Chloe is being treated like this it makes me cringe a little.
Of course, if the masters are kind and loving and show grace to their help staff or get close to them then those particular help staff might feel inclined to have more authority and pride. But in cases like in the Dukes household were he seems to be very cold and business-like, therefore such loose-lipped, opportunistic, and crassness from the staff shown here would have them all fired.
I think it's because the manga artist don't do extensive research. I find the best books I read (non manga) are usually when the writer is knowledgeable about the time period they are writing about. And errors like these usually make people reading with the knowledge, dislike the story.