that's why tono(the cat) got startled. I thought he just hated getting his claws clipped—Onodera's a man ㅠㅠ didn't see that coming, they look soo beautiful. (if they're gonna end up with Tatsumi, I hope they get their own manga,too)
why they kinda give haikaveh vibes...? or is it just that minato is kinda kaveh-coded? maybe it's the hair
Minato does give kaveh vibes but shizuma and alhaitham have different personalities (ФωФ)
I had this downloaded in my library for quiiite a while now, but three volumes just seem too long. still, I decided to give it a try last night—blind, without even re-reading the synopsis—and Monji's character hooked me. liked it, I wouldn't mind another volume.
I've been binging all of the author's works(at least the ones also under their name with the same art style) because I really liked the one about the vendo machine, but this one was honestly a struggle to finish. I had hoped that they'd at least pull the time-skip cliche so I could stick it out, but... yeah, this one's just so wrong.
I get that middle-ages(as per this manhwa) is unhygienic reality and history-wise, but that would apply(here) if she actually just travelled back in time instead of getting isekai-ed, right???? please, I feel I won't be able to enjoy historical manhwas the same way I do just minutes earlier—I'd always wonder how they actually smell ಥ‿ಥ
I just remembered why I love this manhua so much. it's one of those where you can't help but like each one of the characters—even the unlikeable ones. it gives me the feeling that if I finished this manhua up to the last side story while still holding a grudge towards one of its characters, that just means that I failed to connect with the author, that I failed to grasp the message they were trying to convey.
reading it, I can't stop thinking about how beautifully written it was. it's jam-packed with character development, I genuinely couldn't ask for more.
it's always the spin-off that's more emotionally intense and angsty