i can usually sort of understand where other people are coming from in regards to disliking characters
but kii?
i dont understand it at all. she's completely inoffensive as far as spoilt kids go.
main couples getting together are typically the end point. even the ones that continue after that, tend to be fairly...aimless. that usually means the series is going to slowly spiral down in quality.
personally, cant say i care too much about main couples actually happening, im really just...
...erm, i thought the previous chapter pretty much dispelled any thought of the bishop actually being a villain. he was just supposed to be abbrasive and isolated, but well meaning.
dunno why people think he's going to be a villain just from the last page.
@karolyn they think he can't do much more than tear down their home and scare him, thanks to those chains and the royal pact. thats why they're getting suicidally mouthy. they think this is the time to vent 10+ years of resentment against him, thinking that when alls said and done, the pact will...
i feel like jaimani tends to hang onto chapters for a while before releasing multiple in the space of a couple days.
its not really a big deal, but i dont really understand why they do it, and i'd honestly prefer a more consistent release schedule.
tfw between a smug asshole trying to destroy the world and 3 likable idiots trying to destroy the world im taking the smug assholes side of the argument because unless he's torturing people to death or making this overly prolonged there isnt really a 'good' way to commit total, world-wide...
if you have to use sophistry and technicalities to label something an isekai, it probably isnt.
no, it definitely isnt.
@sunsun different cultures discover things as different rates, proven within that same image by the fact that the chinese were surprised to find out the mogols did this.
a pretty by-the-numbers start to the story.
not much of a reaction to the whole "human auction" thing going on. i get the distress at being seen as undesireable but come on dude, thats hardly the main issue with all this.
beyond that its kind of silly how the human traffickers had to go out...
i wouldnt say she isnt traumatized. she flinches at everyone, shes got zero self-esteem, and is unsure what to do even when her dad (who i think by this point she understands isnt hostile to her) gives her his hand to grab onto.
she's basically been abused so badly she wouldnt function in...
why on earth was that kept secret?
that old adage, "those who dont know the past are doomed the repeat it" 'n all.
so what, the royal family doesnt even remember why they're being punished and even the spirits are trying to keep it a secret? why? that doesnt benefit anyone except royalty, who...
for the most part, drifter's picks from the pool of historical domain characters isnt unique or unusual, its just the sheer quantity of them combined with the author's usual twisted characterization that makes drifters stand out for them. honestly the only picks in drifters that stand out are...
people be out here expecting high art from weekly/monthly released shonen magazine filler as if it isnt literally just intended to entertain children and make money for the artist