TheChilliest's manga / #Interesting(273)

I like when strong magic ends up being tied to eye and hair color or even birthmarks or scars...since Phili is reincarnated from a modern day Japananese woman she has a deep appreciation for black hair already and has little tolerance for people who belittle those with strong magic in the new world she's born into (black hair). I thought Edi's conviction when young to keep his adoptive father and Phili at the center of his world so cute...even how he cherishes what's given to him but I thought that visiting a few times wouldn't have hurt...he definitely wanted to just get it all over with the whole bully the prodigy in magic school part of his life. I like that life after the wedding is shown for the two childhood sweethearts, plus the patience as well as frustration that comes with having the knowledge of your past life.

The dark curse that envelopes Alejandro seems to be caused by or at least it doesn't help his condition at all by the fact that for so long he didn't have something that every creature needs to thrive...love...affection...someone to hold your hand and quell your fears...someone to just be there. I was thinking I've seen some pretty crummy parents but his...wow...I get that you both had a political marriage but at least love your child don't take all your misery out on him. I really like Ibelina she pretty much goes with the flow when she gets reincarnated into her current web novel, but she recognized that Alejandro got dealt a terrible hand in life and even when he found love that love abandoned him for a male protagonist who wasn't even in the story that long...anyway I like how Ibelina knows the root cause of Alejandro's temper tantrums and is so patient and kind with him it's really beautiful to watch how their relationship develops.

Wow this actually starts off with the reincarnated female protagonist already somewhat accustomed to her new life with little confusion over her death and where she is...I like that we understand her modern to ancient time crossover but it doesn't flashback much. Also the female protagonist she's quite funny, clever, kind and competitive as she always seems to reference leveling up and draws from her knowledge of dramas. I laughed when she started picturing a closer relationship with the Empirer saying she deserved it...It didnt take her a long time to get use to being a queen but I like that she's nicer than the person who use to own the body she's in, plus I haven't ever seen a story like this where the female protagonist already has a son with the Empirer and there love had been tested by royal court politics and the former queen's desire to monopolize her love. I hadn't seen the reincarnated person's clothes cross from life to the next either that's interesting, also the queen's son is so cute!

I definiatetly like the otome geared mangas because I always wonder what happens with characters after, but for all the full of potential villains and villainesses I wonder does it always have to be a bad end for them or isn't there more to there life then glorifying the hero and heroines. What if the fabled heroine is dawned by someone who doesn't actually see people's true colors or isnt kind but possesses all the nice abilities? What if the villainess was just nagging you to be the best version of you you can be and not meaning anything nasty? I think it's ironic that until the female protagonist became the villainess she didnt understand her intentions and also that her favorite love interest isn't very observant, but the prince that would get his own sequel otome would dote on her so sweetly shocks even her---he's so cool and he doesnt even care about any other girl that comes his way!

Whenever there's abuse and bullying my heart goes out to the person...especially when such a sweet girl is used as a punching bag and mental illness is so misconstrued. I mean from the beginning no one really gets to know her or cares, even if she did self-harm I'd understand why but those bruises are from her own aunt and cousin beating her...I knew the "pretty" people would end up being shallow...aggravating! But, in a way her new life has got to be better. I'm so sad that her new mom died so early...like why???...and seeing the sorrow of the demon lord was heartbreaking but the must have shared something special. I like that grandpa gave his granddaughter the gift to be with her new mom for a moment and it has a different vibe when it comes to fairies, angels, demons, and dragons!

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.

It's weird how this mysterious book written by the second love interest just appears for Ginger, but Im all for it if Ibzana gets to avoid a mental breakdown from finding out that someone who brought him a peaceful love had a grandpa that gave him his telepathy and the necklace that could block it. Who locks they're son away for years and claims him to be a monster just because people fear their own thoughts being discovered. I'm rooten for Ginger because her and the prince are cute together but she needs to up her game, I don't know if telling Ibezana is the best thing but having him more enlightened wouldn't be the worst thing.