Everyone's talking about the walnuts and the reward, and I'm just sitting here thinking, "Was that a Batman throw-pillow on page 3? Coolest family in town right here."
Dang... it is really tough to separate cause and effect from responsibility. But it's not someone's fault for doing something they ought to be able to do without trouble, even if trouble ends up happening. (See moral luck)
One of the things I like about these two is that, other than her background as a reincarnator, they openly talk with each other. In a lot of shoujo, they'll say one thing and then have a thought bubble monologue about how they actually think something completely different.
"There's an evil spirit down here that I've been risking my life to stop from possessing someone. But now that I'm here, I'd better poke every suspicious thing I can!" 😐
Does anyone have spoilers? The tags suggest that this is an award winning manhwa, but if Lee Yeon Ah ends up with this creepy stalker ex-boyfriend, that's just going to strain my faith in humanity...
Nagori-sensei is someone who definitely knows what they want to do with their life. And I mean that in the nicest way possible, there ain't no one else gonna do it.
This chapter was really frustrating for a few reasons:
1: They seem to be backtracking on the drama from the previous chapter. She found out she was being used, and determined to not be used, but now she's being milquetoast about it.
2: As others have said, she starts off being tough, and then...
It's stuff like this that makes me feel sorry for Rashta. The only person who is even a little bit on her side is the Emperor, and even he's using her too.
As usual, people who don't want kids get treated like abnormal and in need of correction. Can't have a long term relationship without some effing kids. Disappointing. 🙄
(The last thing this world needs is 4 kids per couple.)