My girl has been abused all her life and found hope in him, why y'all acting confused about human nature?
That aside, was wondering if this white haired teller is part of the "making things vague for tellers to keep their guard down" given how important he is. I'm still a little confused about the origins of the tellers and collectors esp now that the guy was missing BEFORE the unification but our MC already tagged him as a teller (unless im confusing timelines and worldbuilding). MC's OG life was a tad cut short tbh. But ig it's just 21 chapters so...
Exactly the question I have in mind with these elimination shows (/TДT)/. It's like an awkward integration of akgaes (and lucky multis) and solo-stans where they still compete for screentime during the duration of the contract.
Like I'm honestly so glad the survival show my ult had was literally thriving to STAY together. A big sentimental dive into making sure it stays that way. But damn. Having to vote your fave and rubbing elbows with other fans because of team evaluations... ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ not worth the emotional investment ngl
From traitors to plain difference in belief or method, there's a lot of complicated interactions between leaders. So there's always that tension that the economy Shizuko is building will fail once other leaders try to mess with her community. I'd rather Shizuko focus on keeping peace with the people and leave the violence to her uncle...coz I see it with how she's slowly taking apart the notions of other people towards Oda with the newspaper. But everytime she shows up talking about explosives, I keep wishing she just goes back to being a farmer (but I know that Oda here loves to leash her ╥﹏╥)
Well from what I can see, Shizuko feels it is her responsibility to join the fight to take ownership of the weapons she introduced. Not only that but to protect the life she has built for herself and the people around her. That might also be why she so willingly shares her information, less damage if the ones who invade have already taken in some of Shizuko's policies.
I've understood that when she first took on her role as one of the leaders in the battlefield and even witnessed death firsthand. She participated with her uncle because of it, but the tension gets me so bad I wish she gives full reign to her uncle instead and focus on influencing the people more and more esp since most soldiers are common folk. She's good at building the economy and could probably stablize it for Oda (like the newspapers), so there's that yearning to wish she'd stay behind the frontlines(/TДT)/ coz look at these leaders having their eyes on her as Oda places her in the limelight more and more. Istg, the author makes me fear she'd actually die or be injured in the future.
First, how can she not even think about her OG self if she's so worried about her son? (Or as we know as...) she's been there for those many years but wouldnt pave a safety net...(and this is in condsideration of the things she can do woth her 12 yr old body) and how her OG self lived
Second, how could the war be any different than the first if the only change was her soul coming back (all the while having the OG live as she is). We even only ever glossed over the pope coz so many push-and-pull drama is going on.
Third, this whole be-with-Jules but stay-away-from-Jules push and pull is frustrating given the fact that the author conveniently skips thru the tension since they just keep dropping the conversation. Like can't you be anymore obvious that you're dragging it coz you've got a full blown background story you struggled to insert?
Fourth, Eric is just... wow, i feel bad for his character because not only is it just a convenient rival-trigger, his overall disposition would fit the squire better. But i guess his no-name background is more convenient than a squire who could have been a good competitive rival for her and have chemistry with(since he adores Ren). Unfortunately he has some status IG..like what is he even here for anymore.
Anyway, the priorities are messed up and having an exciting panel here and there doesn't really account the fact that the author is buffering on how to push Jules to the edge and make sure the OG Illian doesn't mess it up for Haven LMAO.
And this is just season one, i'm just thinking about how much further it spirals given Jules obsession. This sadist is like a forewarning to how Jules will treat Haven. And im sure it was the mystery deities helping Jules to kill himself the first time since Jules keeps failing here. So I'm going to drop it now, as the future no longer excites me. I feel bad for Raul, too. My boy has been having 3 mothers like a domino substitution.
Nothing is more twisted than the centerpiece turning black. Like the plot was made for her, it makes her more dangerous regardless if they somehow switched lines...right? Unless the story cares more about roles rather than the OG heroine, I guess I'll only know when the new ML can finally reject her (as it means she's no longer the lead, yeah?)
Ah, also, this means that jail probably would hild this btch lol. She's the Heroine on heroin, I wish her OG illness takes her quicker HAHAHA ...ahem
I feel like an odd one out because the story is pretty cohesive and lovely. Of course there are loopholes like leaving out characters like Irene's brother or sidelining the red head until she pops up at the latter end lmao. Oh and three psychos were like air, except the duke, so there's that. Ah, and I really reread the Leraje explanation arc a lot just do get a gist of what went on HAHAHA that was... well, basically wish granted and Irene's will was tested lol.
Maybe because I'm satisfied immersing myself in Irene's mindset towards Felix and Lerry that I could take the rest of the plot with less emphasis (simplifying them as bad guy with bad ideas mightve done the thing too). OR maybe because I read in one sitting so the arcs are transitioning very well contrary to losing momentum HAHAHA.
Also, I'm really experiencing the 2nd lead syndrome with Lerry. He went through these emotions, going thru impostor syndrome, had his life denied by the person he loved, and by the time he was very sure of himself...it was during their separation. I just love the way the author formed and broke his ego (even if Leraje is hella confusing)
Actually the art hooked me the most since it reminded me of the artstyle of the Manga Mutiny, Melech illustrated Christian books (i think it's also traditional shoujo, to be exact?). But then it got so wholesome and cosy that i get excited every chapter