I'm not too fond of the last few arcs but I did like the ending.
It felt better than the 10 years later a wife a house and 2.5 kids and you don't know how they got there.
Leeeeettt'ssss Borutoooooooo
not
I wonder where the author is going with this.
While I agree that an ignorant kind of honesty can do more harm than good, just throwing away the concept of honesty doesn't sit right either
lol if he's from the future too than he probably thought it was super bad news.
After all I'm sure the other newspapers would've covered the fall of the family and the death of the members thoroughly.
Yay for the comments!
Yeah Layla's character is stupid on multiple levels.
He died as an elementary school student, his memories of his past should be extremely weak, since he's lived almost twice his previous life.
And in such a strict hierarchical world, even if he does have memories of...
Hmm curious.
Also, it's not an Isekai so she doesn't have 'other' memories to rely on so i'm curious how she'll be a Villain.
Thanks for the translation!
I hope you continue.
THAT TROPHY OMG.
This story has such a terrible name but the story is interesting.
So, it's the same guy huh? wow.
And i'm guessing the stones might give a clue about the Carlet disease from chapter one.
Thanks for the translation!
For some reason i keep hearing a Southern Accent when the heroine speaks.
Thanks for the translation!
The story is more interesting than the summary makes it sound.
I went back to re-read since i forgot who Stand was!
TL:DR ----> Re-read chapters25-28 for the history between Leylin, Del and Stand. It's complicated.
So! for anybody else who forgot like me and doesn't want to re-read:
Stand is Leylin's distant cousin from her father's side.
He and Leylin...
yikes the second half.
Burned alive and suffocated.
Our heroine has nerves of steel to still be so cheerful.
But also gives a stronger reason to why she went to such lengths to not die again.
Leylin is smart, she is managing the land and its people after all.
It's just as the audience we see stuff behind the scenes and get to read other people's thoughts.
So we have information Leylin doesn't, so we judge her actions too harshly.
Which is actually illogical of us.
Since, Leylin...
Interesting chapter.
Ru-da went too far at the end because you can't tell people who to make friends with but he had a point.
Unfortunately it's an old point and i think it's better if he hears it from Dan-I than....uuhhhh blue dude about the actual state of their friendship.
After all he saw...
@doradora I think it's because Eli can be easily discarded and nobody would make a fuss. She's in disgrace, her noble house is no more, her mother left, father missing.
Her only connection is her engagement which clearly doesn't matter since the prince did not visit for 4 years.
It's stranger...