I loved how much thought went into this the way it ended. it was so unique. I wrote a super in depth review at one point but it's gone now because that site is gone.
skimmed the raws and obviously didn't know what was going on. With the recent update here, things are making sense.
so I'm getting a feeling that this is going to be a bit of a kimi wa petto situation but reversed gender. An adult office lady is going to be back in the picture and then it'll be a love triangle.
Lol i was just thinking about rereading this today b/c I haven't seen an update in a while and then it updates!
Ali seems to have a really good head on his shoulders. I quite look forward to seeing if Mori-sensei will ever grant him a wife and if so, what type of woman she will be.
love the ship, love the MC and Minho together. They're so sweet. The friends are a great group and things will be good if the drama with K falling for Nami doesn't drag and get too annoying because K will also gain a good group of friends. Now before chapter 25/26, I was really annoyed by the "self fulfilling" psychological prophesy they were repeating to Nami. They were being rational so she is safe and wouldn't get hurt but i don't think it does good psychologically when they repeat her trauma like casting a spell. I mean i can see the downside of encouraging her too but it rubs me the wrong way whenever they repeatedly said she can't interact/be with him for more than 2 hours. the spell just kept reinforcing her trauma and i know the repeated rejections don't help but saying and believing it makes it worse. It's hard to get an idea out of people's heads if they strongly believe it.
This chapter deserves an applause. It was quite satisfying. Ciel rarely ever gets worked up and usually when he does, he rarely sheds his persona as a high society nobleman unless it is related to that traumatic incident that began all of this. For once we see a sliver of him acting his true age by venting his anger and eating so vulgarly; yet at the same time, it is not a moment of a child tantrum because it is motivated by a higher purpose. I loved how he says everything is his and rightly so. Just because he is not the name does not mean these aren't his. He did all the work and labor. A truly sensible person would not care for the name but for the work. However that is the backwardness of nobility sometimes. The name is somehow more important and thus i've seen in stories how it brings about the downfall of nobles
I feel like that outburst completely embodied the fandom's reactions to his brother, Undertaker, and their twisted motivations built up over the last year. From shock, anger, and confusion comes a drive for vengeance that won't be quelled. I'm proud of our boy; he's not the sickly, helpless child his brother took care of anymore, and he knows it. So looking forward to seeing him take it all back!