
I just finished chapter 93 but that Rang chick really pisses me off. I don’t care what kind of backstory she has, going around killing everything in her way is plain wrong. She hates monsters because according to her they harm humans, but she wouldn’t even hesitate to kill a human in order to kill a monster. Hypocritical much? She couldn’t tell which one was the real chef, so she was going to just kill both of them, including the real, the human chef. Just kill that murderous bitch. Whatever experience she went through can’t justify her actions. I don’t know why everyone else is fine with her

I only started reading this and I’m currently on chapter 22 but I’m a bit annoyed right now. For those who don’t remember, he just humiliated a prince from another country with the drunken sword for harassing his sister, so the humiliated prince became a vampire and went on a rampage on stage during the competition the next day.
I’m super annoyed at the scene where he just slowly walked up the stage. Not only did he let the magicians trying to protect the guests, including himself, be ripped to pieces (he just kept walking slowly while the magicians were telling him to please get away and trying to attack the monster) but he forgot about his sister and only remembered her when she screamed for him. Not only that but he got distracted and let the sword princess throw him off the stage. Then the whole back a forth with the sword princess in the middle of the blood city attack instead of getting rid of the vampire already. Like DUDE!

Well living with those heroes for a looot of years fucked him up real good. But idk it was already established that he was not a good person, or some pushover who will show his powers to do good things. I mean he's literally hiding his abilities. Alsooo, he's not actually attached to these people so yeah i kinda understand his lack of actions. Lastly, that prince was not a vampire at first, so how could he have known that the one he humiliated will become a vampire?

Bruh, I’m only on chapter 6 but this MC is so annoying. I’m so sick of MCs thinking “I’m destined to die” when they transmigrate into a character that gets killed. Like, you know how, when and why you’ll get killed so freaking avoid it. It’d be different if it was a very difficult situation to escape, but she transmigrated to before she even met the duke, there’s no reason for the duke to kill her. Plus, it’s so annoying when MCs think that just meeting the person who’ll kill them automatically means they’ll die. Just don’t freaking give them a reason to kill you! Does she honestly think living with that nasty family whose members are actively harassing her every single day is better than to go work for the duke who has no reason to kill her to begin with? And why does she keep saying I wrote this setting like this, I wrote his personality like that like she doesn’t see them as humans even when she’s seen plenty of signs that this is an actual fleshed out world independently of whether or not she wrote it into existence?

This is actually not bad. The story is interesting enough, the thing is that the art isn’t great (it’s pretty but it doesn’t flow and it doesn’t show the story and actions very well and it isn’t very rich) and the pacing is a bit rushed, but I think it’s still decent enough to keep reading.
I don’t really find her annoying as a lot of other commenters. I feel like she had legitimate reasons to assume nothing too serious should be going on between her dad’s and brother’s relationship. Yes, her previous world was harsh but she didn’t have to deal with things like power struggles, politics and shady schemes. I think she’ll come to learn and accept her new reality. Idk, it’s decent

I started this the day before yesterday and I binged the whole thing in 3 days. Soooo good! I did not expect for it to have romance, but thank god it wasn’t annoying; it was actually quite moving, although both of them are a bit psycho, but they match each other so well. The only thing is that it was a bit fast how they fell in love, but it’s fine, I guess.
Also, the Constellation Killer’s situation is just sad. I agree with other commenters; at this point killing him would be a mercy. I think the Constellation Killer can’t feel the gravity of what he’s done because he has no memories to fully process feelings, so he’s just like an empty shell with the sole purpose of killing constellations. He doesn’t seem to be able to even understand there’s no point in killing constellations because killing constellations will just create more constellations. He’s lost himself and the reason and purpose of his actions. Hopefully killing him and being summoned can make him recall all of his memories so he can atone and take responsibility for his wrongdoings

I just started reading this… yesterday? And I binged the whole thing in two days. So freaking good, I need more. I want more but I’ll probably stall and wait for a bunch of chapters to accumulate and re-read from the beginning again, because if I wait for a bunch of chapters, I probably won’t remember the story all that well because a long time will have passed. But if I don’t wait, it’s going to be torture to read one chapter at a time. I freaking hate reading only one chapter at a time

I just read the first chapter but why is she trying so hard to send the dragon to the OG FL? Is she stupid? The dragon hatched in front of you and it’s obvious the dragon imprinted on you, so instead of being like “lucky!” You’re forcefully sending it to OG FL? Why give your enemies more weapons for free? Wtf?
From Chapter 52 the translations are so bad I have a hard time understanding what’s going on. I think I’ll stop reading for now.
Go read on another website, there are better translations (official ones too)