TheChilliest's manga / #Supernatural(27)

I laughed when I read the title, and laughed even more as I read. Not only does it have a cute aspect to it, but people who are grieving and learning to love in their own way. And the definition of a demon/monster isnt what's usually thought of it's by how you treat others--since you learn that the demons are being mistreated at times and the demon lord defends all those under his command--him learning to be a father as well as the protagonist learning to be a mother to magically conceived children is quite amazing.

I mean the fact that you're reading from the point of view of someone who has reached boss status in an online game and helped creat the NPC's with his other guild members but didn't quite want to leave the world they met in and had so much fun leveling up in. Then he becomes his character and is able to live in another world with the NPC's is really cool to say the least. It's funny and a bit wrong that he altered one of the NPC's personality but he felt a little bad about doing it and I wondered if his friends would have adapted to living in that world?

When I first started reading this I thought wow this girl (Kochou) is really overworked, used, but she drove forward with a smile on her face because feeling needed by someone is such a strong force. In her human life her parents were gone most of the time so she seemed to raise herself, no real friends only people who dropped their work on her, then the only time someone seemed to genuinely spend time with her was when her uncle came to visit and he'd tell her stories of his travels. She wasn't able to find a true home until she was gifted with the dream of a butterfly by Shirogane, your friendly, wandering, seller of dreams after she dies and his favorite dream seemed to suit her well enough to not only maintain her life but to turn her into something more. I like how all the yokai took some time to get used to her and eventually they grow to really like her and find her interesting for the hybrid she is (human/yokai). Also, when I saw Saku's fox ears right after Shirogane's habit for sleeping whenever he feels like it, I was like I love foxes for one then this story is going to be fun.

I didn't completely realize it till now but I really like the otome feel and seeing things from the supposed villian/villainess side of the story because who knew what brought them to where they are or if they really are as bad as people make them out to be...they could even be better then the "heroes/heroines". Plus I love how bothe female leads are reencartnated, but of course Irene is awesome she was confined to a hospital bed before but now she's taking control of her own fate and even allowing the demon king the life he deserves.

Where can I find an Issac?!?! He's a deadly kind of adorable I'd enjoy teasing him and spoiling him to make up for the time that he was mistreated. I also like Olivia she seems cute in her own way. What's different in this Manhwa is that I can't tell if the vampires are man-made through experimentation or natural supernatural creatures. Plus, for real I'd have my husband killed, that terrible maid Sophia fired and hit over the had with a lantern like she did, then promote Anna to head maid because she's loyal and nice, find out about my husband's stalkersish lover, marry Issac and ally myself with the red-haired duchess. Also, self-defense is important I'd have to survey the land and find me a teacher because I'd have wanted to beat that husband 10x over...obviously this time period is when spouse's can't possibly rape and what the heck bringing children into a household where one spouse disrespects and abuses the other doesn't mend a single thing. I'm also thinking that Giselle understands that her husband possibly has STD's but also in this time period doesn't understand that she has higher chances of contracting them is so sad that and what's up with Sophia's constant meddling about her infertility...his line needs to end with him!

I didn't expect that there would be a higher social class that actually respected the class but treated each other like a family and that this family is known to have helped many of the commoners nearby--Ryu...their blue hair reminds me of the calm that keeps order and peace while the royal family has red hair and is known for bringing disorder, but mainly the crown prince is infamous for being a beast who recklessly kills and destroys, doesn't like to be touched yet maintains lust for women and bloodlust with heightened senses. The story goes into great detail about how supernatural the crown prince and the female protagonist is split between a modern life where she was killed and had 2 people she loved dearly and an ancient life where everyone loves her. I like that has menacing as the crown prince is described in killing anyone that bothers him, that the female protagonist is the one enigma/tamer that they would never consider...in 2 meetings not only does he not kill her but he can't imagine not seeing her, being petted, and even follows small requests that he'd never otherwise do. I was laughing so much with the crown prince's internal conflict of "if I kill her then I won't be able to see her...can't have that...I want to hug her...what is this hunger?" I mean man so many feelings are crashing down on someone everyone just labels inhuman:confusion, bliss, excitement, longing...the list goes on. I never though of a big red worlf and blue bunny being together, but unknowingly the female protagonist's 2nd older brother acted as a great counselor clearing up his love for his only sister!