Hm, it's actually interesting. I've re-read the first chapters after the lastest release (ch. 5) and I can see people aren't reading this correctly by the amount of negative comments.
Analyzing this coldly, the premise is an introduction of a flawed character that by some eventual conflict...
Already better male lead than the sociopath prince in my books. Such a pity.
Or not. You know what, punch everyone to oblivion. Every noble she deals with seems to deserve a least a good beating.
.... So how do the agencies irl solve this kind of thing? I mean, it may be dramatized but it doesn't seem farfetched to me. Connections and influence can kill people.
What would me the usual procedure, then? My brain is on vacation so I can't imagine it.
Look at this dude, being an *sshole to someone that was involuntarily involved into a Eldritch summoning process that he f-ed up.
Go sit on a pinecone.
I don't know what it is but that twin tail hairstyle didn't sit well. Something about the character design is bothering me so my guess will be the way the hair was drawn.
@Eclat123 the thing is, even if sounds farfetched, makeup actually can do it. I mean, is circunstancial, but a really good makeup added to a different behaviour can make people mistake who the person in question is.
I'm intrigued by the art style consistency on this one. Sometimes it's pleasing to the eyes, sometimes there are really distorted (rushed maybe) panels to the point that is goofy, but most of the time is just "there are some discrepancies but meh it doesn't break the immersion so it's ok".
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