How is Charlotte such a badly written character? Like most "FL's who are revealed as hypocrites" have slight depth but Charlotte is too shallow.
Also, I love this and all. But some plot conflicts and resolution just seem so pushed (?) & I feel like the plot does not really let you 'absorb' it. Like the confrontation with her 'mother' would have been a good situation for slight intimidation and showing us that Anisa resolved in a more 'significant' way. But it felt brushed off.
I DNF this (chap 70) due to many plot holes, the 'plot armor' is too much and we don't even see enough evidence towards both of their powers/abilities as to why that 'plot armor' actually works, the art style is great (although I'm still irked that Anisa has looked like she's 8 for 30+ chapters now), i feel like the transition from 'siblings' to 'lovers' will not be awkward or weird for me but still I DNF this.
How is Charlotte such a badly written character? Like most "FL's who are revealed as hypocrites" have slight depth but Charlotte is too shallow.
Also, I love this and all. But some plot conflicts and resolution just seem so pushed (?) & I feel like the plot does not really let you 'absorb' it. Like the confrontation with her 'mother' would have been a good situation for slight intimidation and showing us that Anisa resolved in a more 'significant' way. But it felt brushed off.
I DNF this (chap 70) due to many plot holes, the 'plot armor' is too much and we don't even see enough evidence towards both of their powers/abilities as to why that 'plot armor' actually works, the art style is great (although I'm still irked that Anisa has looked like she's 8 for 30+ chapters now), i feel like the transition from 'siblings' to 'lovers' will not be awkward or weird for me but still I DNF this.