He needs to know to take no for an answer, and it was definitely warranted, but a brutal takedown is still a brutal takedown. You just kinda feel compelled to give a sympathy oof if nothing else.
I keep forgetting her goal is a lazy care-free life since, having read the novel, she’s such a busybody I don’t think she’d know how to loaf if she tried. Well, I suppose that works out for the readers since there’s scarce few things worse for a character than an inactive protagonist.
Bruh, Andragoras, ruling by fear can only get you so far. A good chunk of the army like and willingly follow Arslan, and somehow, I don’t think unofficially exiling him is gonna make them easy to rein in. Especially if the person they have to follow now is a douchebag father who kicked out his...
@BloodCoveredAngel If you’re talking about the first page, you’re absolutely right. Only the rose was labeled correctly. The peony was labeled with "water lily", the water lily was called the "bellflower", the bellflower was labeled "violet" and the violet got "peony".
I’m surprised to see the artists colored the palms lighter than the rest of the skin like irl black people. Most artists don’t really consider or don’t know about it or the art style is so cartoony that it’s simplified to leave it out.
@NonstopSong I’m gonna stop you right there, because applying any kind of rationality to the prince’s thoughts is an exercise in futility. The guy’s a self-important idiot.
Gonna play a bit of devil’s advocate here and say the addition of the other manga is fine since in the previous chapter, the characters really played up the "bento scene" so it’d be weird if they didn’t show why it was such a big deal to the fans somehow.
What everyone else said. Pretty much everyone saw the pills being suppressants coming, but the way it was built up and had layers added to it about how Abel’s POV shouldn’t be taken at face value was really good.
Usually when this trope plays out with the general public completely underestimating the MC and writing them off, it’s usually because of whatever feelings of superiority and looking down on them, but after Ha Tae’s pathetic showing in the first round, it’s definitely warranted.
@beazacha I wouldn’t say it’s all that out of character for her. She’s a savage, brutal fighter, but she’s also an uncompromisingly lawful person. She wouldn’t even open a letter from the emperor because ‘only someone of noble rank is allowed to open it’. She’s shown to be loyal to the crown...
@macroblitz She only starts over from the point her engagement gets annulled, so she isn’t reliving her first fifteen years over again. She always dies at twenty, and she’s died 6 times now, so 15+(6x5)= 45 years lived (give or take some days or weeks depending on when she dies plus the extra...
@Bird_in_a_cage Off the top of my head, I can only think of Saihate no Paladin for a isekai that doesn’t have a villainous church, but that might be because it updated today so it’s fresh in my mind.