What's the point of making them remember their past lives when it seems like it's not a major plot point nor does it make them any more mature?? At this point the author just seems to have included it for novelty's sake.
Mangago scans mistook 23 as 25, i read on legal site arien said their mentality age is 23 (not 25), so they died as 18 years old (which makes more sense since they're obviously died with their school uniform in chapter 1), so far they act as teenagers, sometimes they're logical but sometimes they're childish which perfectly defines a teenager... Many people commented why would they believe a kid instead of their father and don't listen to the second prince's explanation, but the fact is they believe in the history book not necessarily the duke's kid, they can't trust their father because they clearly heard him that they weren't supposed to live, and they actually listened to the second prince but his explanation are flawed so they still can trust him
Mangago scans mistook 23 as 25, i read on legal site arien said their mentality age is 23 (not 25), so they died as 18 years old (which makes more sense since they're obviously died with their school uniform in... lucia_luce
Mangago scans mistook 23 as 25, i read on legal site arien said their mentality age is 23 (not 25), so they died as 18 years old (which makes more sense since they're obviously died with their school uniform in... lucia_luce
Yeah, I understand what you're trying to get at. Of course, it's fine to be childish sometimes. Everyone still has childlike tendencies even as adults.
But that's not what I'm trying to get at though, the author almost never mentions them being reincarnated. It's barely even acknowledged after the first few chapters, so what's the point? Instead of following two reincarnated MCs, it's like I'm following two children as MCs. Not that I mind following child MCs, but I have to admit I was kind of disappointed (because I came for the reincarnation trope :'))
I mean, it's still a good story- but I just came here for a reincarnation story, which this one barely mentions aside from the first few chapters. The art is pretty though and I kind of still want to know if anything's going to change. Let's hope it will ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~
What's the point of making them remember their past lives when it seems like it's not a major plot point nor does it make them any more mature?? At this point the author just seems to have included it for novelty's sake.
Mangago scans mistook 23 as 25, i read on legal site arien said their mentality age is 23 (not 25), so they died as 18 years old (which makes more sense since they're obviously died with their school uniform in chapter 1), so far they act as teenagers, sometimes they're logical but sometimes they're childish which perfectly defines a teenager... Many people commented why would they believe a kid instead of their father and don't listen to the second prince's explanation, but the fact is they believe in the history book not necessarily the duke's kid, they can't trust their father because they clearly heard him that they weren't supposed to live, and they actually listened to the second prince but his explanation are flawed so they still can trust him
*can't trust him
Yeah, I understand what you're trying to get at. Of course, it's fine to be childish sometimes. Everyone still has childlike tendencies even as adults.
But that's not what I'm trying to get at though, the author almost never mentions them being reincarnated. It's barely even acknowledged after the first few chapters, so what's the point? Instead of following two reincarnated MCs, it's like I'm following two children as MCs. Not that I mind following child MCs, but I have to admit I was kind of disappointed (because I came for the reincarnation trope :'))
I mean, it's still a good story- but I just came here for a reincarnation story, which this one barely mentions aside from the first few chapters. The art is pretty though and I kind of still want to know if anything's going to change. Let's hope it will ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~