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@Uooper, with a vast historic of earthquakes, tsunamis and other natural disasters plus the heavy cultural influence of Buddhism, I really doubt any individual or society would love to be under an almighty supernatural entity's whim. No one would love to have a multimillionaire screw over with...

So... The kissing scene came out of nowhere, looking like forced, unrealistic plot development instead of an actual character's whim and people are actually liking it? Ok. I mean, whatever floats your boat, actually. It just seems overly absurd to me

I have read some reincarnation/past life plots that are basically plastic bags for trash bins, but boy does this one have a extremely forced and lackluster flow of events (in the first chapter to boot).

"muH, I dOn'T lIkE bEiNg RespONsIblE fOR soMeOne'S DeAtH" Yeah, yeah, so water wets and stepping on a nail hurts your bare feet.

This chapter felt like a elaborated shitpost lmao

@You step up yo game mate, use the actual hangul for effective ptsd flashback 애애 (So smol...)

Nuuuuuu, my oversized bread frisbeeee Dishonour on these people, mamma mia Thank you for your commendable work, tho, pizza!

@Alaena oooh, I see. In hindsight it did in fact feel strange when I was reading every time Lamia came across a key point for the plot (talking confidentially with her father, or figuring out something with the limited information when her father was missing for example). Because Uri basically...

@Stoner can you please enlighten me, because I understand pretty well why the male lead would be hated (I mean, there are two chapters just smudging him f-ing up the mc's brother in your face) but I can't find myself the reason(s) to hate the female lead. Mainly because I'm still trying to...

@kpanda I mean, don't you? Seems to be the "realistic and not rushed at all" norm to me. Just go for the juicy lips.

Why would you put pineapple over a giant frisbee made of bread, mate? Pure heresy.

Why the chapter had to start like this... Goddammit it's hard to read this manga without tearing up.

Hmmmm, I remember the rejection scene being more satisfying on the novel. It seems it was toned down on the manga. Welp.

Nuuuuu, not the Lenneth knock-off

I swear, if the author pulls a mindless redemption arc on this one I riot. Crippling and breaking someone's will like that because you have/had a bad life deserves more than just a slap on the wrist followed by a "you are forgiven and viewed as a good person now". A tragic past doesn't make...

I thought it would be a nice read at the first chapters but I will have to drop it. The plot feels extremely contrived and abrupt at (apparently) key moments... Goddammit this is so unsatisfying.

Ah yes, the crown prince route brain fart part.

C'mon, let's at least hold to the hope that Sumikawa Megumi sensei will be able to develop the storyboard and deliver the intended ending. Damn, now I'm feeling sad. Not exactly because of the manga, but because of what it represents to the people involved in making it.

Oh, the irony from the credits page XD (making someone without tongue talk) Hmmm, just making conjectures, but I think Nine maybe knows some big noble's dirt secret, and ended up thrown on the streets without status and tongue cut as an example or something among those lines.

I'm starting to seriously think that this manghwa is the kind that the reader needs to wait 10 or more chapters to be released before resuming for each time a "side conflict" is introduced to avoid the stress-with-no-solution inducing script the plot progression proportionates. I like the story...