I think NK and SH are end game. This is a psychological series, but that doesnt mean its always a bad tragic process. I dont recall seeing voice of reason introduced in these types of manhwa/manga’s so often. So, its nice seeing Heena take that role. In past interviews Byeonduck mentions that she likes drawing emotional scenes. To me it seems like the story is headed for self reflection on both NK and SH of their past experiences, remorse/acceptance, and then readjustment (chara development). NK self reflecting on the love for IH vs SH. And SH reflecting on what servant Kim said about how he is like his father (cause we all know SH hates his father ofc he doesnt want to be like him).
Im sure SH heard the whole convo starting either from when Heena was talking in the flashback, or after the flashback.
I don't think it's a psychological series, the tags don't include it. For example killing stalking has the psychological tag in it but this one doesn't.
Just cause it doesnt have the tag doesnt mean it isnt. Ig the more appropriate world world be drama then? I put in psychological because the author does like drawing scenes that expresses emotion which usually follows up with mental questioning,, idk the word its between drama and psychological lolol
I totally agree that it doesn't have to have the tag to be a psychological, but when looking at a lot of manga that are psychological like killing stalking, they have much more horrific undertones. In a way psychological is more like psychological horror which is why I don't think painter of the night is psychological. It doesn't give off scary or horrific vibes (imo) it's just kind of disturbing and that disturbing content is getting really repetitive to the point where the plot itself is not enjoyable anymore.
I wish the author would've gone for the psychological route though. She toned it down so she can please the readers more. Bruu what a pushover,,, I kinda wish she would've gone with what she wanted to write rather than reading all the hate comments to find a middle ground.
I completely agree. Maybe than I wouldn't hate Suengho as much as I do now. What I mean by that is like ig his behaviour would've been more tolerated? if this was psychological but because it's not THAT psychological I just really don't like him nor his character. Like with Sangwoo I don't really like him but do to the nature of that manga the characters behaviours are more tolerable yk? I feel like I would like this manga much more if it went down the psychological path more.
Im here for Grand Duke Kapmen scene with Navier and emperor
Im also here for the Elgy and McKenna scene HEHEHE ლ(´ڡ`ლ)
Im confused- ok im on chap 5 and I have questions
So is the guy with the scar her biological dad or some random guy who picked her up when she was 5?
Didn't her dad die because he went to get a revenge on the guy that killed her mother or something??
Yeah he killed them all but I thought he left her a note saying that since he was a wanted man he had to leave the country???
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Id rather wait for a well thought out story than a quick short scene every week. Personally I think Byeonduck took the right actions in the past couple weeks. The kidnapping chapters may seem long and short, but you can also see it in the pov of nakyum being kidnapped. In that sort of situation the victim wouldn’t know how long he’s been kidnapped (multiple chapters). Because of the mental stress from the victim their memories may have been psychologically blocked (localized dissociative amnesia), hence why the chapters were short. Or maybe im just too nice an it was just bad execution of the scene lololol. Ngl tho it did feel like it took a whole year to endure those chapters because of the wait.
You overestimate the author. They felt short because they were actually short, the story is dragged on.