
I'm hung up on one thing: How or what was it that made things go according to the novel plot in all her previous lives?
Is it like a cosmic unknowable force that makes everything fall into place even if she straight up tries to rip out someone's eyebrows? Or is it physical, where she just won't be able to move, to grab someone by the eyebrows?
Another option would be that all those novel cannon lives weren't what they seemed. In some way illusory, or not truly FL's memories. Maybe the reason why the novel's intended FL is missing is because her soul IS FL's true core, and all these lives are like meteors that got caught in her orbit. Something, something, divine power, god, bla.

Their whole friendship arc could've been its own story. Imagine if that ended in romance, I would've eaten that shit up for breakfast lunch and dinner. (not that I'd change anything the way the story is now, it's perfectly bitter sweet on its own) But do not underestimate my appetite for gay tragedy, thank Uyun for strapping me back into my seat by being such an icon. Bro grabbed me by my own metaphorical tragedy boner and brought me back from fantasy land.

Puppy mc and that mafia boss from Zootopia have matching energy. If you don't know, he's a tiny rodent (chew? shrew? was the species) named Mr. Big who is being carried around in the hand of a chunky polar bear. Mc is one cigar and another decade of shady business dealings away from becoming the same bitesized old world mafioso type.

God I hate that trope, but I think it makes sense for Mr. Lim's character so far. You can kinda see it coming bc he's been so high strung about their age gap for chapters now.
BUT I find it yucky of him to cuddle and sex up Yeoreum like everything's okay, only to turn a complete 180 the next day. Yikes. I get he's being the bad guy on purpose, but at least like... wait a few days or smth, slowly ghost him or whatever. That just makes the breakup hurt so much worse for no reason.
Homie wants to cut the rope before it rots, but he ended up lathering the rope in mold himself before anything else gets a chance.

I'm not mad about the skin color, I'm mad that we didn't get to see what exactly his cursed form looks like and literally anything of substance about him. Like, redhead might as well fuck a blank canvas ykwim?
It's just wham, bam, wizard fucks cursed knight to uncurse, goodbye. The wizard gets to have a bit of a story but the knight might as well be a blowup doll with three legs. What's the point of showing this mysterious past form and artifact only to not elaborate on any of that?
Homie gets nothing but "a mysterious eternally miserable killer, but is kind" for his bio, and his real self is covered up by what is basically generic manhwa prince face n.100-something.
And in the last bit of disrespect the artist did not have the balls to draw what the guy actually looks like. Covering his real face up was prob supposed to be some symbolic bs about how his looks don't matter, but it just feels like a cheap cop-out and makes the knight super one dimensional.
Brothers united in war, scratch that, in simping for his majesty