Our MC is a dork who acknowledges his feelings in every instance it's needed. I'm glad he does his best to not lie to himself.
I feel bad for Nux cause man's wasn't even given a chance to own up to having a kid. Just had someone he started having feelings for run away and no called no showed for 3 years. Only to have some random court summon you and find out your baby mama(questionable) has been hiding this shit and the kid wants to actively ruin your life.
Nux was given a shit hand at life to begin with and now he has this shit happening like none of this fair to him. Even if we were reading this from Assperier's perspective I couldn't feel bad. He forced himself on Nux (which I don't feel too bad about cause it's a porn manhwa) then baby traps him then grows a conscience and leaves? Like bruh you made him make milk you can't dip afterwards and think getting pregnant is the worst thing you could do to him.
We know most of those new subscribers were there because they shipped that shit. If this happened in real I would be screaming but in a good less then sus way. So I'm sure it'll be a problem in the beginning but it'll be OK.
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I don't feel bad for anyone who has died in the story. Both sides are lying in beds of their own making choosing to ignore their faults. Humans and monster alike acting chill till they meet each other and then decide immediate execution is the answer. They're too far in to say one is more at fault then the other. The humans ignore the guilt inside them and the passages of their own religion that mention compassion and love. While the monsters choose to ignore the parts of themselves that know what empathy is, choosing to perpetuate the belief that they are nothing more then oddly shaped animals.
We know more about the human side but that is purely because the Mc is a former human and the fl is a human. But from actions taken by monster npc's in the beginning of the story and human npc's in the latter half they are suffering the consequences of their generational hate. Neither side has avidly worked to change the reality they live in and instead perpetuate it. Children are not at fault for what they are born into but one can only excuse so much of their behavior when the line between childhood habits and adult behavior is thin. Especially when the terrible things happening to the children of this story are the consequences of the adults who happily feed into the violence they've been born into themselves.
To be upset that the human children are being killed means we should be equally upset the monster children were killed. But most of the readers are not and that's our own bias at play, because they are not "human" even if the humans present are nothing more then fictional drawings. I myself, like I said at the start of all this, do not feel bad about either side's losses. I will not feel bad till I see someone who has worked to change and escape the cycle meeting their end. So I felt bad for the little boy being raised by the demon (and the demon himself) and I felt bad for the fl's parents. I felt a little saddened by the demon villagers dying, but I did catch myself thinking "do they live there because it is convenient, or do they do it because they want to end the cycle." The answer teetering towards convenience.
Anyway I know that my opinion cannot change people's minds I just wanted to get it out there.
What I like about this is that the father is genuinely apologizing. He sincerely means it when he's apologizing and he's 100% recognizing his faults in the matter. He knows he cannot truly fix what has happened but that doesn't mean he can't change and work to fix the future he perceives they will have together. It makes me emotional and it's unfortunate that the Penelope of the past cannot hear his apology.
My problem with Ian (I think it's great he has a realistic flaw by the way I'm just pointing out a great way for him to grow as a character) is that he loves to do everything by himself. He's used to suffering alone so he thinks that means he must always suffer alone. He cannot tolerate receiving helpful from other's. It makes sense that he's like this and I look forward to how the author plans to handle having him learn not just tank everything out by himself.
I like how the improvement and the getting better of the child with autism isn't that they're curing him. Rather they know how he ticks so they can now interact with him and have him learn.
