TheChilliest's manga / #adventure(10)

I like how the protagonist actually goes through the medical/anatomy as she heals, even the slaps to the traditional shoujo sparkle/twinkles, and how maintaining the dark/light forces is important. But I also thought it would have made sense if the demon lord was also a deity along with Gaia, then again I like all of the incarnations of the demon lords and their fated persons--it was sad when thinking about the ones that didn't even get far enough along to befriend the demon lord/lady or become a familiar because like Gaia said it brings more stability to their whole world and the lord/lady that works so hard to maintain it. I also liked the "soulmate" concept with the demons and how this love is deep, heavy, and prone to jealousy.

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.

Welp, I don't see too many people who get reincarnated that are fully aware of their past life as babies, so so far that coupled with don't judge based on appearance and the terms light and dark magic really rings loudly...and I always like spirits who become true partners to the main characters. I definitely didn't think about domestic violence as her way of entering another life, usually even other manga mentions it's drowning and car accident related deaths. From the beginning I hope for her to have happiness and warmth in her life. I really like that prince Edgar ended up being a tsundere like I suspected and that prince Levi and Emily are clever and see deeper into a person's character...all of them including Liam and the family Butler aren't stifled by fear and can see Claudia for the kindness that comes naturally to her.