@unime I think so too. The premise is really interesting but the flow/execution is a little awkward. It's not as bad as chinese manhuas, but it's a little worse than the average korean manhwa.
I thought I would only skim read the first chapter because the synopsis sounded kind of interesting but I ended up reading all the available chapters. Man, this story hits close to home.
@nivinator Pretty sure there was a brief flashback showing that he was her art teacher in her previous life. All the knowledge she's sharing is basically what she had learnt from him.
Yea I also feel sorry for him. A lot of these reincarnation/time-travel manhwas have the MC regurgitating the...
Unlike other stories in this genre, I actually have no idea which direction this story is going. Both plot-wise and romance-wise. Is it just me? It makes me excited for what's to come.
LMAO I thought it was gonna be a misunderstanding but then he just straight up confirms he rejected her three years ago. I'm just glad the two sisters aren't love rivals. I hope they develop a wholesome relationship.
@penguinslovesnow I agree. I'd also rather see them gain respect for each other over time, than have them be amiable with each other right away. It's makes for a more interesting dynamic. I get that the ML doesn't seem like a great love interest atm, but there is such thing as character development.
@Adhamhelmy LMAO so true. Or the MC happens to save someone who is the most skilled in the country (best swordsman, doctor, magician etc.) and they become indebted to the MC.
I was murdered/suicided and reincarnated into another world as a side/mob character and now I need to save the world. <--- This sounds more like a shounen isekai than a shoujo isekai, but I'm so down for a story with a female lead and shounen isekai elements.