If their knowledge from their past lives had no significance to this story, the author shouldn't have added that detail in. While your point makes sense, I think it's valid for other people to expect some "adult thinking," especially because this is a reincarnation story.
Did you read the part about the Estelle Castielo situation? In chapter one of that manga, we find out that Estelle is a reincarnation but that's the only chapter that talked about her being a reincarnation. Same thing like this manga. If people don't expect Estelle to act like an adult reincarnation then don't expect abused children to act like adults. (〜￣△￣)〜
Why are ya all telling us to just forget some things in their past lives for some damn imaginations? Telling us to “forget their mental age for a damn minute” and only remembering they’re twins... It’s IN the PLOT, THE DAMN PLOT, THE FAWKEN BEGGINING, CHAPTER 1 fawket. It’s in THIS plot you don’t mix it with the other reincarnations in your mind, you’re not gonna change this ITS IN THE FIRST &#%&¥ CHAPTER. WHY ARE YOU CANCELLING THAT it’s FAWKEN IMPORTANT. THEY WERE ALREADY MENTALLY 18 AT THE VERY VERY START ATLEAST HAVE SOME FUCKIN BRAIN, just for 5 years don’t tell me you’ve lost wits and became completely babylike?
call me insensitive “cuz I haven’t experienced this” all that shit but please don’t forget the GODDAMN PLOT goddamnit.
okay sorry not sorry for the profanities but you’re making my blood boil. I’m just gonna assume sum of yall one of those guddy guddy people like the side character 2nd hero-nim from FFF trashero being all like justice this justice that, sure its alright but TOO kind-hearted, tch you’re only gonna die, luck’s not alywas AROUND You think shit like that is in the real world, real life? over the Rainbow pot o’ gold shit?
Some damn imaginations,
I applause(╯°Д °)╯╧╧
Wow. 1. If you're going to type out a cuss word use the actual word. It's "fucking" not "fawken". 2. Their mental age was only mentioned in the first chapter, not anywhere else. 3. Not everything that happened in the beginning is important to the end/plot, even in books or stories. 4. They were moved from the only "home" that they knew to a worse "home" surrounded by worse people than the ones they had left. All of this was done without a thought or a care to what they wanted. Even a single drop of doubt can fuck up a person who has great self-esteem. Their doubts are equally to what the bad people are telling them. 5. Where in the world did you get that I suffer from "second lead syndrome" from what I typed? 6. Oh, fucking trust me. I definitely do not think the world is all sunshine and rainbows, even for children. If I did, then I wouldn't have my first thought of suicide at age 7. At best, I'm apathetic. At worse, I'm a apathetic misanthrope. #－.－)
1. I’m very sorry about that 2.The words you think of as mispellings in my nonsense are all intentional. 3. I was lacking of sleep I let my rage consume. 4. But I now understand both sides, thanks to you.
I don't know who "Estelle Castielo" is. If this is a character from another story or perhaps real life, I'm still failing to see the relevance with this particular manhwa. I stand by with my point. If the twins' past lives aren't important, the author shouldn't have made reincarnation a plot element. Makes much more sense to start off with abused toddlers -then their behavior align with the product of their upbringing. I think making their mental age "adult" adds unnecessary plot holes and conflict that myself and others dislike.
1. She's the main character from I Belong to this House: http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/i_am_a_child_of_this_house/?ADin. She's a reincarnation but her being a reincarnation was only mentioned once and isn't important. Just like the twins. 2. Just because something happened in the beginning does not mean it's important to the end/plot. That's true for real life, movies, books, and stories. Not everything little thing you have done in your life is important at the end of it. 3. They are acting like a product of their upbringing. They are acting like hated, abused, neglected, unwanted children. From abuse, you can get children that will think like adults on how to handle the situation. Just because they think it, does not mean that they can actually handle the situation. 4. Maybe their mental age is important later on in the story. I don't know because I can't read Korean. However, as of now, their mental age/past lives holds no importance to the plot. It was only mentioned once and that's it.
I second this!!! ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
Why are people expecting the children to act like adults? Just because their past lives age was 25? How about this? You forget about them having past lives, hmm? Their past lives have no importance in this world, except for them being twins in their past lives. Let's make it another Estelle Castielo situation, where you are a reincarnation but the past life isn't important. Honestly, do any of the chapters say anything about their past lives? No, they do not. In this life, they are hated, abused, neglected children who haven't even turned 10 yet. Stop wanting them to act like adults just because they were once 25. (〜￣△￣)〜 Edit: I forgot that they are also unwanted children. How in the hell do you expect them to act like adults in that situation? #－.－)