I love this. But it’s so unrealistic that they all speak Japanese. Also, who’s going to inherit the throne and become the next head of the clan. But still, it was a lovely story.
So wait what even was the point of the women. I understand they were experimented on and killed, but what happened to them? They weren’t mutants so there wasn’t power to take from them and they didn’t become the delivery knights in the end. So..?
That's what I don't get either but I "think" the women (or the people in general) were experimented on to see if transferring a mutant's DNA to another body is possible and they'd often die in the process of doing so. I'm pretty sure at the end, the ones who were alive ended up getting released from the shackles and all and lived a decent life.
probably to make them pregnant, 20-25 year old women, ofc.
and then gettting those mutants and taking their dna into the women to make babies that grow very fast. and the taking them inro a tube filled with something, idk.
i think thats the reason why. when we finally see whats one the ceiling we could see tubes extending from their bodies. probably
It’s so sad how that man is so obsessed with first place. Even if he was obsessed, it would be fine if he just studied his ass off. But no, he decides to bribe people. I feel a teeny bit bad for him. After all, he didn’t seem like someone who would do that. I was so surprised that he did that. It’s too bad he made such an terrible decision. He’s just cannon fodder for an interesting plot.
Apparently it’s also a Kdrama and novel, but the novel isn’t translated and I can’t find the drama. Can anyone help me?
kdrama will come out near the end of this year
Ohh thank you
Am I the only one who slightly pities Lidusis’s brother? You can see that he was originally quite worried about Lidusis when Lidusis killed the maidservent. His father made him believe that his dear brother was now a monster, all because the Duke gave up on Lidusis. The duke just wanted for the brother and himself to not be hurt when Lidusis dies. Then there is Lispen who was trying to make Lidusis’s life miserable to awaken the power. He had the girl killed. This furthered the belief of his that Lidusis was a monster. There was also the matter of his mother falling sick and the father being locked up. He was basically raised to believe that he had no brother and that person was in fact a monster. Then he starts to find out that Lidusis really was just his brother and not a monster. That makes everything he did so cruel. He would’ve been a good brother if it wasn’t for everyone around him.
I hope the brother doesn’t end up being an antagonist. After all, he must be traumatized. His own twin sister was “killed” because of him.
I think he didn't want her to die, he was crying when their parents were casting her away
I really pity Hannah. I don’t condone her actions, but I do pity her. She would have lived a better life if she wasn’t that pretty. A young innocent girl who wishes to have her music heard is trained into a looks-only bitch. She really wished to train and practice to become better, but her company wanted her to focus on her looks. She was forced to be a singer who couldn’t sing. You can see that she has some potential, but it is not able to shine. She was just jealous of a girl who could have her dream. Although that girl was not yet in the spotlight, it was clear that she would be eventually. After all, how long could they pretend Hanna was singing. It’s just such a pity. In the end, she becomes the bitch that people expect her to be based on her looks. But she wasn’t even like that originally. All she gets is temporary fame and not even temporarily achieving any of her dreams or goals. In the end, she was only a flower vase.
That's the saddest thing I've heard
Dang you can chat in class with google? Why did I not know about this?