MEIK0TO's manga / #royalty(12)

I like this so far. The plot is ehhh.. but whatever. FL’s backstory was touching. She grew up with toxic family members who did not give one fuck about her and abused her while growing up. The FL became strong asf but still was unable to please her family in the end, she tragically died while being used as a sword for 400 years. And now, she reincarnates. Surprise! She’s now determined to take down the empire by using Dylan (the ML) and training him to be a tyrant. I’m not surprised that our FL was able to seduce Dylan so easily. The art is beautiful and quite detailed. I feel like there should be more obstacles in FL’s journey to take down the empire, it’s a little bit lack-luster as she breezes through every difficulty presented to her with ease. I feel like ML is creepy asf and gets jealous easily.. you know, the yandere type that’s only nice to his crush? I don’t understand why FL wants to run away after defeating the empire though and I don’t want to bother rereading it. Maybe she doesn’t want to deal with creepy ML? I don’t know. I look forward to seeing her run away. And there are some questions that are still unanswered about how and why FL reincarnated. Apparently, another guy from the past reincarnates as well and I’m confused about it. Hopefully these questions will be answered and the author won’t leave any holes behind.

Well, that was utter garbage. I initially had low expectations but this fails at all of my standards. FL supposedly transmigrates to a new world by falling off a cliff while trying to find flowers and wakes up at a new world in a pool of water. It is then revealed that she is a goddess and is basically kidnapped by the ML because he forces her to stay in that world. First of all, what the actual fuck? That is a terrible way to introduce the main characters. The readers have to look at the character portfolios in order to know wtf is going on. FL is a random ass botanist that dies after trying to search for a flower. Apparently, FL has floral powers and that’s why the author made her a botanist. Boring. At first, I expected a strong and clever FL, but she is actually incompetent and weak. You’d expect a ‘goddess’ who is supposed to save everyone from danger to be strong, right? But she nearly dies from her recklessness by being shot by an arrow whilst trying to go to the altar where she thinks that she transmigrated from. And the author doesn’t even mention why tf she was shot by an arrow. She’s still walking around near palace grounds, shouldn’t it be more heaviliy guarded especially because it’s an altar? She’s so fucking dumb and annoying. ML is also ignorant and has zero personality. I could care less about that magic curse that binds them together and how if one of them gets wounded, the other will take the same damage. The story vaguely hints that the ML and FL have met before but I don’t give a shit. At the beginning, FL was being stubborn asf and not listening to ML. After she saw that ML killed someone, I thought she’d be even more resistant but the very next day, she’s in his arms and is falling for him. And that white haired dude named Uriel instantly fell for the FL and makes ML jealous. How tf did Uriel instantly fall for her within 2 days of seeing each other? It’s unbelievably cliche and poorly written. Oh and that green-haired maid, it’s painfully obvious that she’s the spy that was sent by that person trying to kill FL. The author didn’t even try to make it discreet, like… we have brains with comprehension skills you know. Enough with the shitty characters, let’s talk about the nonsensical plot. In the prologue, it says that FL will save the world by fighting against this villain (?). FL doesn’t look like she has any supernatural powers besides from the time where a bunch of vines saved her from falling down from the altar. And why didn’t the vines stop the arrow instead? But surely a few vines won’t be enough to stop that villain, right? Or will the author bless the FL with OP powers and completely rush the story? Neither outcomes will turn out good. There’s no redeeming this.