When Alek started crying when he lifted his sunglasses and Ian going "how grotesque", I felt that.
One thing I'll never get is how servants/maids/butler are so rude/snobbish to nobles that they're serving ex: the duchess before she fired them. I get she's said to be cursed and was meek but damn- she's carrying the heir??
(This goes to all mangas/manhwas.)
I love this manga so much. It's sweet, heartwarming but with a lot of tragic undertones.
I understand he's bewildered that she has his father's pendant- but no need to grab it like that.
I swear, some of these MCs brush it off but if I were them there will be some unnecessary beatings.
God this is heavy, but I'm so glad this acknowledged the fear of leaving your loved ones and basically life when they transmigrate to a whole new world instead of "okay so I guess I'll live as this person but avoid dying/being banished as this person". It's not like I dislike the trope, but it's an idea I wish more would explore. I think from the other's I've read (discarding ones that the MC know that they died) "The Reason Why Raeliana Ended Up in the Duke's Mansion" and "Death is the Only Ending for the Villainess".
(Who Made Me a Princess also fits, but she was recarnated as an infant.)
But wow, her body's fragile. I think this is one of the few times I feel so bad for a transmigrating character. Just being roughly grabbed = broken arm = temporary death (???) yikes.
It's dragging- I can't tell if its going fast or slow? It's like time stopped and I'm stuck. Hopefully pacing and character development would get better but I doubt that.
Huh the pacing is alright so far
It's probably just a me problem lol.
No it’s not, i have the same problem. Maybe it’s the translation, it happen sometimes
Rosie reminds me so much of Rashta- I dislike her so much. Heck, I prefer the 3rd princess over her.
(Evenrose's the best girl obviously.)