Actually I kinda ship Ginger with Lerajie together. I mean, Ginger seems to care more about Lerajie than about the prince, since her interest in him comes purely from the novel and from her anger of him ending up with Lerajie. Even when the Kiki dude proposed to her her first thought was to make Lerajie envious. Both of them have questionable behavior (Lerajie stealing Ginger's fiancee; Ginger wanting to steal her family heritage just to impede the prince, who she doesn't know anything about apart from being the male lead from a novel, from falling in love with Lerajie and fall in love with her instead. I mean, it was her dead grandpa's memory, not nice). This all seems more like a competition between them both rather than them actually caring for any romantic partner. Ginger acts like this not because she loves the prince (I mean, up until now she only knew about him because of the book), but because she wanna make Lerajie lose. And it seems to be the other way around too. I totally see a plot where they both do things all throughout the story just to annoy the other one until they realize they actually love each other and end up together in the end.
Beautifully said. Lerajie and Ginger's relationship is what I'm enjoying most. and even though it'll most likely only continue to degrade, in my heart they'll be becoming close ;-;
Also I have seen SO many times in BL plots how one dude steals the lovers from his rival because he was actually in love with the other guy. So when I read these kind of plots (childhood friends and rivals) i can't unsee the trope that at least one is secretly in love (づ￣ ³￣)づ
exactlyyyy !! echos of all the times I've seen those tropes call out to me as I read this. you and me buddy, we can keep the ship alive.
Why do I feel that the red-haired childhood friend from her new life (Judith? The female twin) in one of her disciples in disguise...either the second one (the elf) or the fourth one (the pink pigtailed girl we still dont know anything about)
I was also thinking she is the pink hair one. Remember those butterflies we saw when she first came to meet Jeremy. I just think its connected
I'm so glad Maryjun's character seems actually nice so far. I'm so tired that in these type of stories they always make other female characters look bad or evil, so Maryjun actually liking and caring for Vio is a relief. Sure she is ignorant, and that can make her a bit "dumb" sometimes, but it's not like it's her fault since she is still young and she is learning bit by bit. She doesn't seem to approve her father actions towards Vio either, however she still has a lot to realize. Keep going gurl! I'm supporting both you and your sister (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
What I don't understand is why in her past life when she bullied Maryjun and tried to kill her Yulan didn't try to stop her or reach out to her? Maybe he did, but from MC's memories this doesn't seem like it. Yulan obviously has always cared a lot for Vio and seems to understand her feelings, so it is very strange he wouldn't try to stop her even if it was just to make her avoid a (obvious) bad end.
We didn't see anything from her previous life and those around her, hence we don't know if she didn't just shun everyone else in her blind rage. To top it off, Yulan seems to be the type of person that would dislike the MC if she truly turned towards bullying her sister, even if it was understandable in some way, I think he would have fallen out of love if she saw how ugly and twisted her nature turned.
I for one am convinced that she didn't even pay attention to Yulan since she was so thirsty for the prince (which would be another issue for Yulan since that could drive him off). But I'm glad he gets his chance now.
I think it's too premature to describe Yulan's character since there is only much we've obtained about him till this point.
I believe it would develop farther on the future chapters.
Vio did say in the first chapter that because she was too hung up on maryjun, she didnt see the people who worry for her
Somehow the pills that Yui draws out of his pocket at the end remarks how this entire story is such a big tragedy
This story was very hard to read. Still, I praise the author.
This manhwa is so good. And I know this hasn't to do with anything, but it is so satisfying that
1. Seonho is declared as BI, not as an "hetero that doesn't like guys but somehow fell for male lead" troupe of other BLs. Yes, bisexuality exists, thanks author-nims. And that way of explaining it with the food preferences was hilarious.
2. Female characters are not protrayed as evil and their role is not to ruin the main relationship, but they are actually shown to be very likeable characters. This is really refreshing
Very that! I love the fact that seonho’s bi. That might be a new concept for manhuas in general
Sameeee I love everything about this!!
I think he said he can't yet because he wants to confess at the top of the hill, since he said in ch 40 that the views are great and everything.
I hope it be that
I died of fluffiness this is so good I love them I'm crying
I really don't even know how to feel about this. I agree with the alliance that mass-murdering is wrong, but I can't see any happy ending even if they manage to stop Eren. For how things have been going in the story so far, the other countries would try to retaliate for sure, so I don't know how they could save both the outside world and Paradis. I'll just prepare to cry a lot