This was the best ways to end an isekai I've ever seen
Sure, it's fun when we get to see their future, kids, family, etc
But end in a loop?
*Chefs kiss*
I don't think it ended it a loop rather just an explanation of how the story took place
Please, just don't make this about weird magic stuff
Most isekai manhwa I've read start with an interesting story, get shaky in the middle and end up slapping something about prophecies, gods and the fate of the world in the final arc
Bitch I don't care about the destruction of the world, it's fine to keep it small and make it about just the couple and unfulfilled desires or something
Don't make her a goddess, don't give her a fated magical destiny, it's fine if it's about a random god taking interest in her and putting her in this world
It's lame when they deus ex machina the female leads
Lmaoooo no real because the happy ending is right around the corner, just let her wake up have her happiness with Kael. Simple.
Exactly
Whoever said Ash had the same vibes as Eclis was spot on LOL
He's just a kid now, so he may be still redeemable, but if she left him alone, there's no doubt he'd turn out to be as cunning and wrong in the head as Eclis
Nooooo
Don't tell me he's not gonna send the message and they'll spend the WHOLE summer apart and not talking??
OMG THIS WOULD SUUUUCK nooooo
Ugh so fucking good
This is one of the few works that truly masters intertwining the relationships with the plot
Poor dude with the cronic 2nd lead syndrome
He barely had a couple of hours to enjoy his crush
I hope he isn't turned into some kinda villain just bc of jealousy
nah i feel like he’s the “as long as your happy but i’ll always love you” type or maybe friend zoned
They're the spitting image of each other
I hope they don't do anything sexual without each other though
The familial love Little A has for his uncle would weird me out too much too if anything more than a hug happened
I feel like they have very incompatible communication styles, but they're trying and actually making it work
That's what was bothering about her whole approach on the revenge thing
She wanted Kael to also feel as revengeful as her, because in her mind, without revenge, she had no use to him anymore
So there were multiple moments in the story where she purposefully avoided even thinking about a future where there wasn't the need to work for a revenge plan
It bothered me that she had this fixation
All the comments saying "valid crash out" last chapter were insane to me, because she wasn't spiraling for the reason you all thought
She was panicking because she thought her role in the story was over, since Kael no longer wanted to pursue revenge
I don't know about the novel, but Hestia's "tantrum" as people also called in the comments, was totally in character in my opinion
She also has shown that she can lose her cool very fast when it comes to Kael interacting with both Helios and Diana
I don't find it anticlimactic because to me this was a point of conflict between Hestia and Kael that was awaiting to be resolved for a long time
The author has shown that Kael has overcome his heartbreak and is moving towards the future, while Hestia clings to revenge and what happened in the past
So it was clear that at some point they would clash
Also yall, c'mon
The opposition of love isn't hate, it's indifference
Kael genuinely does not give a shit about Diana anymore
That's why he's able to look beyond stripping her of her title
He's not doing that for her sake, he's doing it because he belongs to the royal faction and doesn't want to harm the king
In my opinion that's spectacular
it's absolutely delicious to me that he's so indifferent
Should he have approached things differently?
Totally
Since he doesn't care about Diana, might as well make Hestia happy and enact revenge
In the novel her mood was a bit more complicated. Its root was the fact that she continuously thought of herself as a reader in the novel, not as a real person in a real world. That's why she didn't give a damn of what would happen with others, the country etc, because it's just a novel and her purpose to be there was to make ML and FL to regret. She left alone Helios because he truly regretted it, meanwhile Diana didn't. Kael wasn't this open to her in the novel when he said he didn't want Diana's dethronement and she didn't become angry, but more like someone who lost her footing. The sole reason for her existence in the novel, in her eyes, was her vendetta but her only important person threw this away to go and rescue his old love. So she became pretty depressed and empty meanwhile Kael did go and rescued Diana. Later it was Helios who told her that it wasn't for Diana but for the royal authority and Karl only did it because he asked him for it. Helios also told Hestia that she wanted something more fundamental, not simply the dethronement but for their regret and she succeeded. That was the real starting point when she finally found her place in the novel.
i totally agree with you. even while reading the novel i felt that was what kael was feeling. he just didn't care about the whole drama with diana anymore, he just wanted to focus on his happy married life with hestia.
i feel like a lot of ppl don't accept his reasoning but it felt justified to me. He's not a vengeful, wrathful ML, he's not the madman redflag powerhouse. He's a calm and serious man who focus only on the person he loves
I see, the manhwa probably just tried to concluded it fast. They cut a pretty big part in that case..
Tbh I prefer how kael is a bit more open with his thoughts on the Manhwa
This is the epitome of "crack treated seriously"
The author could have totally ignored the fact the government basically enslaved all the population who mutated, glossed over it and made it all about smut
The fact that we're seeing actual backstories is so interesting
There are plenty of good stories, also there are lots of good smut, but good a good story AND good smut is pretty rare
Fr, it's such a banger to see story like this get realized beyond the form of texts