TheChilliest's manga / #Comedy(18)

I like that the plot has a detective mystery vibe, and I always laugh with the person who is the female protagonist but isn't suppose to be the main character in the story that they get reincarnated into has to figure out that she acutually is more than a side character or person in the background--that they've altered the very fabric of the story as they once knew it. The female protagonist really paid attention to key details about the novel she read and its characters and I love how she stands up for equality and kindness, and the part about clever, cautious, devious duke's becoming mushy lovers was ironic because she'll be the target of his affections at some point he already finds her interesting.

I kinda wish the story delved more into shamoon's background before coming but she wasn't able to be a chef or even choose who she wanted to marry. Now her love of food shines through...I want to eat eveything she makes! Plus her idea of making her own sauces and soap was such a great idea and the way magic is used is awesome, I mean elves (Yue Yue and Christian), mages, and dragons (Zi Yan) this world is pretty cool. Yinan has that dark mysterious thing going on with his past and tattoo (seal) on his chest...he definitely doesn't deserve the prejudice and I can't help but want to know more! As the story progresses I realize that Yinan wasn't as playful as before and his outfits and physique became much more princely and attractive which I'm not upset about...finding out that demons still lurk about, that Yinan is cursed, and that Christian, Zi lan, and Yinan make beautiful women is also awesome!

It's interesting how self preservation and the morality of being a doctor can clash so much in the female protagonist...I like that the female protagonist has medical skills from modern times and gets a second chance at life through reincarnation...no one would want to waste that opportunity. I get it a stranger is very untrusting whose at death's door, but obviously in whatever life he/she came from trust isn't something to take lightly. I was like how you gonna leave the stranger that just started trusting you after barely keeping them alive....can't you both think of a way out of the situation together lady? I'm glad the female protagonist didn't let him die, but boy did she change her tune when she found out he was a prince...I'm like oh you feel a little bad now? Anyway, I always like seeing different medical practices and ancient romances, the struggle of court life and defying people's low expectations of you, and I especially like tsundere characters because for all their outward mean talk they're real softies on the inside! The female protagonist is also kinda funny and able to stand up for herself and others quite well...the person who use to reside in her body was gentle but often abused and I'm glad the family members that had fun hurting the past soul are now getting what they deserve!

It's an absolute shame how weight, tattoos, hair dye, piercings, and punk rock style is described as ugly because even though they give a rebellious flare those things add to a person's charm and interest they don't detract! I wished so many times that Wanwan believed the don't judge a book by its cover phrase and actually semi or per entry dyed her hair and got actual tattoos, which I realize it was always a ploy to make Si Yean lose interest but dum dum doesn't get that adorable beast will dote on her no matter her appearance...she wasted her time, effort, reputation, and education on some subpar dude when she should have tried understand the guy so engrossed by her that he literally has insomnia when he thinks she's about to run off...his insecurities causes his sleepless nights. But, glad Wanwan got woke the second time around to realize the cutie infront of her!

I'm always up for the female protagonist being reincarnated from modern to ancient but it's quite different when she goes from ancient to modern times...actually it has the same level of humor from the adjustment period and I find myself liking it of course! One thing that the story doesn't grasp is mental illness though it is very possible to have a delusion of being a princess from another time period without having some sort of learning disability, literally all Jing needed was someone to literally teach her all the basics of the modern world. I like the contrast between the the past body's soul who only took advantage of Lu Ming and the past princess Jing who is actually kind, knows Kung fu, and has painting and ancient literature skills...I guess in both lives she came from a poor environment but still shined with her beauty...one on the outside and the other both outside and inside. I like the current reincarnation of Lu Ming, he has that ice prince thing going on, but he's a tsundere...and I guess Jing's stepbrother is too! Also, I'm quite confused as to why no one told her that swimming pools have chlorine in the water that keeps it clean, wouldn't that kill the poor Koi fish?!?!

When I saw how different the beginning of the manga was as opposed to the anime I was shook because I saw how when Rukia's soul reaper's powers were given to Ichigo in the manga she became so small (small enough to fit in a Coffee Mug) whereas in the anime nothing like that happened. But, I always loved seeing the captains, I'm partial to Byakuya, Kenpachi, Toshiro but old man Yama and Myuri get me frustrated often. I love how the soul reapers get a partner in their swords.