My stomach is doing somersaults from the event so far. Did Cha Iheon change since he started wearing his hair down? Like.. another personality awakened within him or something, too?? For example... future Iheon from that world?? But he died in the original book tho :(( the mystery's making a knot outta my insides!! (┛◉Д◉)┛彡┻━┻ don't tell me that's Iheon from non-book Huimin's universe and not the book one ToT
Didn't know there's a term for turning someone into an omega. Bitching, huh? Wait is that a proper term in the omegaverse or just.. idk the same way we use "bitch" or "whore"?
Can someone play the devil's advocate for me about the side couple? Promise I won't fight. I just want to put the thought into proper, objective words. I know they need therapy, going back is bad blah blah that's what we all agree on. The author had treated topics maturely so far, and I applaud the author for writing a proper fucked up character other than "oh haha look at me im so fucked up i wont let u get away i have a knife i can threaten u to stay by my side" i understand Xiao Ke's character now BUT why did they make Gao Jin go back?
Wouldn't that go against the author's consistent ideals in the main couple story about a healthy relationship? Wouldn't Gao Jin coming back just reinforce Xiao Ke's unstable personality? Was it really just Gao Jin wanting Xiao Ke anyways even after all the red (which are real crimes bruv) flags? Him figuring out how Xiao Ke's mind works so he can now rest assured in a lion's den? Do they actually belong together? Have I just read their conclusion wrong and it was actually the most proper, most optimistic ending the author could give to the two of them? Am I trying to dig too deep and it's all really just Gao Jin believing Xiao Ke's "just a child" who just turned 18 and it's not the end for him and somehow Gao Jin still wants to go back to.. idk still give him a chance? (considering Gao Jin never called the police on him and all, yet never said he'd forgiven him)
there's no use threatening Xiao Ke or beating the shit out of him if we were to transmigrate to their world because i know he'll just stay the same (unless it's Gao Jin who does it ig).
Is it really just "stockholm syndrome" as one commenter had said??
Boy I don't think he meant it that way but whatever right? ╮(￣▽￣)╭
I don't want the story to proceed yettt prolong the wholesome moments on the ship before that- ༼;´༎ ༎༽
Somebody pamper Giselaaaaa she deserves better (╯°Д °)╯╧╧
I bet Shaia is the type of guy that reads too much shoujo novels
Anywho, thank goodness this was done right! Most of the stories I've read that involves the child of the protagonists all grown up were meh, like the values taught to them had gone missing along the way for some reason, or the original protagonists were implied to have been bad parents and their journey suddenly loses meaning. This one did it soooo well~!! I've been here since pendulum (although pendulum was disappointing lmao let's not talk abt that one urghh) this one did not disappoint me ╰(＾3＾)╯
The ongoing status is making me hope for more, even though it clearly ended ToT didn't even notice there were 400 plus chapters until I'm done ToT goodbyeeee I'll miss this (and probably reread it for the nth time if I see it again.) THIS IS MY COMFORT STORY FOR SOME REASON ༼;´༎ ༎༽
I'm literally crying rn please please PLEASE let Liqing have his happy ending IN ANOTHER PLACE. Qiyu is the only toxic male lead I've despised this much (he's worse than his father) that if I were to transmigrate to their world, I'm willing to risk my life committing HIGH TREASON just to make sure Qiyu will never have a peaceful life. I WILL PERSONALLY GIVE HIM SOMETHING WORSE THAN DEATH.
I hope this impersonation arc won't be too heavy (╥﹏╥).. this is the only manhua to calm my brain somehow... ww