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natsuki x akira Is by far the best relationship here like no one else can compare and I hope what I seeing in these comments aren’t true because while I like the girl and her friend, I don’t want him to get with her. I’m sorry.

I think it’s so silly that humans haven’t thought to privatized healing a bit more because it seems like even though they want to help everyone for the sake of altruism the fact that which is how magic and they don’t is a massive thorn in their side and the only thing they have is healing, so the fact that they don’t Restrict information about healing to wishes or just not be as open with healing witches in the first place is crazy. Even if they don’t mention it, the fact that magic is only accessible to one side of the people means there will always be a power imbalance, even if they’re both humans. And healing can be used to fix that power imbalance, but they won’t. And it’s so difficult to solve because everyone is starting to question the rule so everyone’s becoming morally grayish, but then you have characters who refused to do that like I can’t see those police who say they aren’t cruel but their actions don’t show that. The King and Coustas Will never be evil to me in any way shape or form because all they wanna do is help people in ways the witches won’t. The witches are trying, but they just won’t break the rules because ultimately to them the rule is more important than the life of humans to the point where they don’t feel bad about erasing peoples memories. The monarchs are completely completely right to feel threatened by the witches and scared and jealous because they are essentially defenseless to witches. I can see this leading to civil unrest on the human side to witches, and I would love to see it a progress to the point where they refuse to heal witches, and it creates a rift between the two and then has to be solved that could be taken advantage of by the brim hats

This really needs to be studied because it was funny. It was serious. It was heartwarming it was tearjerking. It was a masterpiece. There was literally no flaws to this. The only flaw was at it ended, and that’s not a real flaw. Each character was done so in such an exquisite way it felt like dining at a five star restaurant reading this. This is often brought up in great Web comics, and it deserves its place. Absolutely.

I think it’s really silly to blame King for acting like this since it’s in character for him. He is a character ruled by guilt. At first it was guilt for letting his sister die, then the fairy forest, then helbram, then Diane, and so on. So it makes sense that he will still feel guilty over the abandonment of his oldest since they was stolen from him and Diane. It also makes sense that he would think Mertyl would be fine bc Mertyl has been hiding EVERYTHING he was feeling and he trusts his son enough to not read his heart constantly. Hopefully they can talk this out like a family

Rereading this is so fun not because it’s good, but because I always get the same emotion out of it and it’s that the bottom and Riku should beat the top with hammers. He won’t ever change. BEAT HIM WITH HAMMMERS

I think the story has an insanely good premise, and the art is amazing, but the execution leaves so much to be desired. I love how much of a slow burn it is well still being comedic, because in the beginning, they are strictly friends with benefits and barely friends. And I think Reo’s characters last storyline can still be done tastefully, but this wasn’t because no one took it seriously. He is actively being raped can someone please help him? Like if there was a side story to this about him trying to be better, trying to seek forgiveness, his victim still not wanting anything to do with him, and him moving on and finding someone who actually loves him could be good. that is not what happens

So I’m coming back to this after I finished where the first comment I made while starting to read it. I still think his brother and his sister-in-law were willing to let him sacrifice his life without an end I do like the fact that they felt guilty about it. They didn’t do anything about the feeling of guilt, but they did feel guilty, which is nice. I actually enjoyed the villain of the second half her life was ruined, and she was expected to keep going, and the happiness of both princes was rubbed in her face every day. At least, when the second Prince was unhappy, she can feel happy in that, but he got to have his happy and ever after while ruining so many other peoples lives and they don’t really talk about that because they keep pushing and I get that but if you guys are going to go into, it, truly go into it. I think peony was extremely naïve when she gave that speech to her because she truly has nothing to live for at that point which is an interesting parallel. I think she was willing to die as soon as she started her plan, and I respect her for it. I think the side couple was amazing. I would love to read more about them and I think even though I started this with rather harsh feelings about literally every character, I ended it wishing well on everyone. Even if plot points didn’t play out to where I would’ve wanted them to go. I don’t think it was bad for an attempt because other stories have not attempted this. I love when leads get their chance to shine, and I hope to see more stories like this I really do.

The way Hestia and Michael treat Richt is kinda gross like the way they just constantly let him sacrifice himself and his own happiness and his own wants and needs for them is entirely disgusting like this isn’t a happy family. The fact that Richt is built up to be this own scary man, but he can’t even fight for his own happiness makes him seem kind of pathetic honestly. When it was explaining his backstory, I was like this man is insanely suicidal, not actively, but in the way, he lets himself be torn apart, just to give others pieces of himself. The award he got for becoming a traitor to the Empire, even if it was faked and exile. It’s not like he took care of himself up there and was content with being alone, he hated being an exile, so what was the goal? What was the plan? If he was content, I think it would be better because at least he made his bed and lied in it but he hates his bed, so why the fuck did he make it like that? I don’t know I love the main character but I’m not getting the idea of a happy family that they try to keep selling and it’s pissing me off. I don’t care how his older brother and his wife used him because he doesn’t see that they used him.

The villain and his group was wasted on a plot that was important in the beginning but ended up being so stupid like if he’s the big villain why is he on his knees begging? I don’t expect redemption from any of the villains cast but don’t make them seem so pathetic bc then why did we sit though all this if they were just that pathetic.

I’m actually not mad at any of the characters like I believe they are all acting pretty reasonable even the prince because he was never in love with the Saintness. He was just using her in order to get the crown, and I think she was using him in order to be protected. And that makes sense so it makes sense why he doesn’t really care about her as a lover, but cares about her as a business partner, and wants to make sure she’s safe in order to protect the sanctity of their deal, but not because he genuinely cares. we see this all the time with FL and MLs so it’s kind of refreshing to get it from another character whose neither.

I really hope she gets closer with the brothers because it seems like unlike other stories they do genuinely care about her, but there are other things in play such as the older brother’s crush (which I think is really interesting because for all we know, it could be just as one-sided as her crush on the prince which makes the lines he tells her even more heart wrenching because he knows they can apply to him too. Especially the line that goes “she should be over her sided crush by now” or something like that like it’s just so good) and the father. I understand stories where the older brother is completely unsalvageable like “death is the only end for the villainess” but I think it’s so much more powerful when you can get two siblings, who have both wrong to each other to be like the way you treated me and the way I treated you were both awful let’s be better.

I would love to read the novel and find out how the characters are written in that, because it honestly seems like the most stereotypical character would be the ML who I’m guessing is the knight the brothers, and the prince seem to be very complex characters, or at least more complex than what is normally found in stories like this. With the pinnacle of it all being the female lead because she is the most human, but insanely bad ass character I have read about. Also the original “villainess” especially the fact that she is to be friends with the saintness. Like I’m so intrigued because it does so much that its peers shy away from. Because they just would’ve made the saintness a bitch to be blunt which I’m hoping isn’t the case.