
This might either sway grandpa and dad to complete approve Perez (he is showing he's not afraid to sacrifice his life for Tia)
Or it might make them oppse their "engagement" strongly bc he might be the one who put her in danger in the first place (if the assasins were sent for him and Tia got caught in the fire)
It all depends one who they targeting I guess

You know what?
I'm not hating this jin guy
He's the type of character who's too fickle and not that evil to stick to a plan
He's just really petty and self centered with an ego the size of a peanut lol
But I like that we as an audience can see through him very clearly, meaning his "machinations" are very straightforward
He never even thought of doing something sinister to "get rid" of the mc, I don't think he even had to lie hard about andante's past
He probably was a cold jerk who slept around and was only interested in transactional relationships with guides
The lies were definitely about andante's interest in jin

I don't think this is for my taste
I don't think it's grooming or anything
But it's off putting to me how she has to literally teach him everything
It's not as problematic as the comment below makes it be, but it's just not my cup of tea watching a woman give her everything to support a grown man
I know, I know, he was treated terribly, he's constantly half out of his mind, etc
I just like my male leads competent and slightly mischievous
This is not a terrible story whatsoever, I'm sure it's really interesting to some people
Just not me, I think it'll take a while for her to teach him how to act more "human"

Usually I wouldn't mind a character like him, charismatic, handsome, very smart and with a profound second lead syndrome
In fact, I'd pity him and wish him a good match in the extras
But I just don't like Hamir
I think I got spoiled by how Tarkan is so honest with his feelings and actions, that a manipulative 2nd lead puts me off way more than I expected

I'm not sure I like this
There's this pattern I've noticed
Most romance isekai works start off really well and manage to maintain the quality through most of the plot
But when it comes to actually finishing the story the quality drops immensely
The author introduces a new concept about magic, gods, fate or something meta like a game system
Then they use this new concept to justify the ending
And I'm afraid this is following the same pattern
If it was introduced early on, it might've been cool (like in Death Is The Only Ending For The Villainess), but at this point?
Idk man
I'm really hoping the author pulls this off

I think the author can pull this off quality wise, as in keeping the story itself entertaining and tied together nicely-- but tone-wise, this could really mess up any emotional ties to (and between) characters, so I'm just praying the author doesn't forget this is supposed to be an emotionally-driven narrative
Lol
Veramood forgot that Sigrid accepted his proposal
I think she's waiting for the ring ( ̄∇ ̄")