When she was crippled, i was like oh yeah she can still be a good merchant even if she couldn't walk, that would add to show how strong her resolve is, then she got healed and i was like ok, whatever.
The characters are also inconsistant, she reads a book about god and seems to loathe him because of how her mother dies but still prays to him when her friends are in danger, im like ok, sure... Her being reincarnated has zero impact on the story except just getting out of the orphanage, you would think that as someone who came from a modern era, she would have an advantage, remember stuff from her previous life but no, it's rarely mentioned.
The scene at the play was so weird, why would the crown prince press so much against the duke as if he knew already what happened. I can understand the reasoning that displaying their family history is not very noble like but its so far fetched, it felt as if it came from nowhere, only to bring up the trauma of Daphne.
And WHY OH WHY WOULD RAGNAR hide his idendity, no explanation, he apparently wants to be with Daphne but cant tell her its him because of... Reasons...
The step mother is so weird too, she sent a child get something dangerous but rarely showed guilt except when the truth was expoded to the grand duke/paladin dude.
ALSO, the fact that they kept Ragnar in a cage for animals because he was "dangerous since he's an assassin" like that's so fucked up, I'M SUPPOSED TO ROOT FOR A "KIND" FAMILY THAT THINKS NOTHING IS WRONG WITH LEAVING A CHILD IN A CAGE EXPOSED OUTSIDE IN THE WINTER????? WTF I mean yeah he was strong even when he was a child but you could have gotten him a room?? I dunno, even Fleur who was a slave was still in a room, that's so much better.
Wont waste my time with this garbage.
(Ps: every time her pink haired brother would show up, to punish the villains, i couldn't take him seriously, babyfaced motherfucker)
When she was crippled, i was like oh yeah she can still be a good merchant even if she couldn't walk, that would add to show how strong her resolve is, then she got healed and i was like ok, whatever.
The characters are also inconsistant, she reads a book about god and seems to loathe him because of how her mother dies but still prays to him when her friends are in danger, im like ok, sure... Her being reincarnated has zero impact on the story except just getting out of the orphanage, you would think that as someone who came from a modern era, she would have an advantage, remember stuff from her previous life but no, it's rarely mentioned.
The scene at the play was so weird, why would the crown prince press so much against the duke as if he knew already what happened. I can understand the reasoning that displaying their family history is not very noble like but its so far fetched, it felt as if it came from nowhere, only to bring up the trauma of Daphne.
And WHY OH WHY WOULD RAGNAR hide his idendity, no explanation, he apparently wants to be with Daphne but cant tell her its him because of... Reasons...
The step mother is so weird too, she sent a child get something dangerous but rarely showed guilt except when the truth was expoded to the grand duke/paladin dude.
ALSO, the fact that they kept Ragnar in a cage for animals because he was "dangerous since he's an assassin" like that's so fucked up, I'M SUPPOSED TO ROOT FOR A "KIND" FAMILY THAT THINKS NOTHING IS WRONG WITH LEAVING A CHILD IN A CAGE EXPOSED OUTSIDE IN THE WINTER????? WTF
I mean yeah he was strong even when he was a child but you could have gotten him a room?? I dunno, even Fleur who was a slave was still in a room, that's so much better.
Wont waste my time with this garbage.
(Ps: every time her pink haired brother would show up, to punish the villains, i couldn't take him seriously, babyfaced motherfucker)