@Lexical I mean she's actually physically doing that stuff, it's not just showing her internal thoughts/emotions. The guy visibly flinched when she waved away her thought bubble, and looks confused when she turns around to silently monologue, but then they just continue talking seriously like...
It bothers me that she's actually making stupid reaction faces and waving her arms at thought bubbles like a lunatic, but I guess everyone's just going to ignore it.
How is "Mina Maxia" such a good name? I feel like I should hate it, but I love it.
Also, I hope garden of edgelords gets taken out as quickly and embarassingly as possible. Completely unnecessary plot device.
The writing quality really dropped for this chapter, everyone's acting stupid and not communicating properly, and nothing really happened. Hope this is a fluke.
I think this is the most thoughtful conversation about human/demon reconciliation I've ever seen in one of these. Most manga would've just used her discomfort for dumb rom-com antics.
I kinda feel like this manga would be better if the MC just died and it focused on the other characters instead. His fiance would be a way better protagonist.
This author is really good at making misunderstandings entertaining instead of frustrating, and actually resolving them when it's reasonable instead of forcing the characters to act like idiots to drag out the misunderstanding as long as possible.
I still can't believe they skipped all the relationship development and the asshole "savior" just got poofed away with no time to regret her actions or face the consequences. Feels like we missed an entire volume.
Is there someone who can run image translation software on a chapter and translate it accurately back to Korean, so the author can see how badly it's butchering their work? If they're complaining about the title being mistranslated, there's no way they would find that acceptable.