I almost cried. She's such a fucking boss, and her husband for that short while is an absolute champ. I'm so happy that this got resolved. I've been complaining about this and even put the manga off for months due to their split in the earlier chapters.
Wow, this manga made me feel a lot of things I wasn't ready to feel. I love magical realism, and this sure didn't disappoint. I would read it again, but I have to prepare my heart.
I'm a big fan of the sister, but the brother just feels like a wet sock compared to the other characters.
I'm sure the author is trying to go for the "smart, calm older brother." but he just has no personality. I wish the younger sister was the heir instead of him.
What a queen. The way she bounced back from that and the way she stood up for herself was great. I know that the author wouldn't give her a boyfriend that easily, but Im glad she didn't mope about it for chapters on end. I honestly love seeing her grow as a person.
@starch12313 I just want them to address it because it's a major personality trait that people in her school react strongly too. We barely get any interaction with other students besides the whispering.
@walczyk It feels like they want her to be the sympathetic girl who gets taken advantaged of...
Manga like this is sometimes frustrating because it doesnt really address the issue. Like nobody has ever told her why people don't wanna be friends with her? Her messing around with guys is a part of it, but 1st chapter, she was fucking around with another girl's boyfriend.
Who's going to want...
@gronkle Yeah, I meant by being more than one-dimensional. This new piece of information about the woman doesn't balance out her obvious traits of neglect and selfishness. It was nice to get some backstory on her and all, but it was very unsatisfying. It would have been much more satisfying if...
I kinda like how Nina and this character feels like they're merging together. Most times the main character just takes over the other character's body and that's it. I'm happy that Nina doesn't just disappear into the ethos, but she's still around.