And the "japanese author doesn't know how I shorten western names" hits again lmao
It's so weird how the fashion sense is so opposite in western countries and in Asia. Like I've seen this in manhwa and kdramas and Tai dramas (the whole redheads shouldn't wear green/blue) while in western countries usually we consider those to be the colors that look the most amazing on people with red hair
I was literally just thinking the same thing lol. Do they not have color wheels or now about Complementary/contrast colors?
Like Maxie in “under the oak tree wears green, the little Ariel from the mermaid, or Meredith from Brave all look great in green…. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
If I had a nickel for every time a "technically not bl" manhwa had an mpreg storyline, I'd have two nickes. Which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice
Wait, when was the second
Maaaaaybe The S-Classes that i raised?? There’s this whole technically bio child of a guild leader and mc going on in one of the plotlines.
Even tho they're siblings?
Siblings??? Noooooo the child is between the Mc and Sung Hyunjae, the blonde guild leader not Yoohyun, mc’s like bro.
Spoiler for that, the sort of mpreg is when he tries to make a monster out of two mana stones I think so he puts them in his chest buy another guys mana is also sort of in the mix, so that it’s stable. But that’s not with his brother
I think I got a spoiler somewhere that he has a kid with his brother too. There's supposedly total of 3 kids. Idk who the 3rd man is. Damn I make him sound like a hoe
Noooooooooo why would they do that
Wait, whattttt, I paused reading that one to get more chapter and a mpreg appears (≧∀≦)
I get why y'all dislike her but I love pretty girls that are one listen of "Good Luck Babe" away from realizing that they wouldn't have chosen a guy had they know girls were an option
I love her dress this chapter. I love that it has so many closeups that if someone where to try to make a cosplay they could make an extremely accurate one with how vissible the details are... and I also find hilarious that the author doesn't know how pleats work
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The fact that she looks like Lucrezia Borgia (as played by Holliday Grainger) makes the storyline of her brother being forced to propose really funny
The possessor of the ogfl, she just feels really young especially since she was convinced that if she got to the end of the story she could go back home. I know she's supposed to be evil and stuff but to me she feels like a child desperate to go home. Idk I just feel bad for her
Can anyone spoil me if she ever gets some closure on the misunderstanding with her og parents? It's just so sad that she thinks that the people who took care of her and loved he had completely forgotten her
I'm reminded of that thing with King Salomon and the baby with two women who claimed they were the mom? Like, look at who was the one that let go first and who was the one that was going to keep pulling even if it hurts the one he claims to love
Fascinating! That story exists in Buddhist stories as well where a demon transformed itself as the mother & tried to steal the child but was stopped by the actual mother. The Buddha was called to intervene and declared a tug of war contest to decide who got to keep the child. The mother panicked and let go while the demon won. Thus, the Buddha declared that the woman who lost was the real mother since she couldn't bear to see it harmed. I've grown up with this version and had no idea that other versions existed.
In the Salomon one the king says that he'll cut the baby in half and each of the women can have half of the child, one of the women immediately was willing to let the other one have the child so the baby wouldn't be hurt so Salomon decided that the one who wanted to protect the child was the real mom. I have grown up with that on and also had no idea that other versions existed
Help that's so brutal I feel like you wouldn't even have to be the mother to be like 'Nah, I don't actually want the severed upper body of a kid'. Immensely fascinating how so many cultures have myths, legends & folktales that intersect & parallel each other