Why are the holy knights pretending like airen just birthed the demon and helped him escape, when it was Brett and airen who controlled him and brought him down in the first place? The paladins were quite lavishly late and suddenly they wanna play the moral police?
Please!! The brother is so absolutely adorable
I KNEW I WOULD CHOOSE HIM THE MOMENT I SAW HIM. THE WORLD MAY CHOOSE AYATO BUT HIS BROTHER SHALL BE MINE
The 5 year old part was completely unnecessary in my opinion
Because other that shock value, it adds absolutely nothing to the story till now, and well it makes the romance very weird-
Mm yeah, I find it that the characters are making it weird by making it such a big deal. Both Shaayu and the Demon King already said she was born as an adult, with an adult mind and body. She just hasn't experienced much of the world.
It would be similar if there was someone who was actually the age of an adult, who was confined in one space for all their life before being rescued/getting out. They would be just as ignorant to the things of the world, if not more :/ it's all about how the characters act too, imo Shaayu doesn't act like a child and I don't see why she should be treated like one.
Exactly, and I don't get the reason behind the manga or the characters continuously reminding the readers that's she's 5-
When it genuinely doesn't even matter
Exactly!! It would've been much better to use the word "innocent" for Shaayu in this chapter instead of her physical age, because she seems to be pretty innocent about ero stuff! Which, there are adults out there who are innocent/oblivious to ero stuff, so it wouldn't be strange.
The plot was definitely what attracted me to the story in the first place. The characters were complicated and flawed and yet they were mature enough to realise that.
Some said that story was complicated, but it was not imo. The plot has actually been really simple, it's just two damaged people healing each other, even though the means is a bit unusual. The story wasn't like most, and it doesn't show the entire journey of the characters, but more so the journey of them both recovering from past trauma and moving on. That's the entire plot. The timeframe is set in just a small frame of a few months, but it does show segments of the past to explain their present actions
However while the ending makes sense, it doesn't seem right. The ending feels like an ending of the scene instead of the end of an entire story. While it does end with the resolution of the problems the MCs were plagued with, it doesn't show us the future, which makes it feel abrupt. It's like they gave us a conclusion that would satisfy you in the present, however it will still keep you slightly anxious about how the future will work out, given the fact they're still highly complex people, despite having their burning problems solved.
The ending was definitely rushed!
This story kind of functions like ouroboros or infinity. There's technically no end and no beginning, everything is simply a loop. The story starts when you acknowledge it as a story and try to find the author, but the moment you do, you too become a part of the story itself and everything leads up to the final chapter, until someone else realises your fate after reading the story
I don't know how to explain this in a few words, but the end opens into the beginning which opens into the end
Dude i won't lie I wrote this at like 3am and like why tf was I so philosophical about it
There's only a couple people reading this story....
So far including me, there's probably 7
ARE WE FINNA RECREATE THIS STORY???
God I hope not
why would u say that
Nahh
I just watched the anime and came to read the manga- NO FUCKING WAY THIS IS STILL ONGOING??
ARE THEY SHOWING IPPO'S GRANDCHILDREN BOXING OR WHAT???
the chapter are short as farts you can atleast the newer ones, but i recommend reading it
Damn i guess imma give it a try then-
The art looks awfully AI enhanced. Now I may very well be wrong, but it just seems so out of place for the head and face to be do detailed but the rest of the body to be coloured without many details
I swear these authors have never interacted with women and it shows too much
Literally i can't take a story seriously when the female cast is so absolutely one dimensional
Doesn't the setting have magicians?? How is a witch any different from a magician gone stray? It doesn't make sense to differentiate in the first place-
Tbh, if we classified the term, there's a manga which differentiate between witch, sorcerer, magus, etc.
But, this manhwa doesn't do that. And they didn't have a clear reason why they antagonize witch in the first place. (Or I forgot, dunno.)
Yeah exactly my point
It's like the have fantasy elements, but they don't recognise a few as fantasy and the others as fantasy? Like they pretend as if mages are completely normal in the daily life but witches with magic is suddenly very rare and they all need to be out down?