TheChilliest's manga / #want more!!!(69)

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.

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.

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!

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.

I think it's interesting how before the female protagonist died she stood up to bullies and tried her best to live a life where she could be herself and be happy even if that wasn't what her family was about...I'm mean they were super sexist...but she didn't become bitter or mean to others...I definitely think her "ex-boyfriend" and "friend" needed slapping and some sort of reasoning for backstabbing someone that was kind and loyal. I do like her internal struggle in her new life to be cunning and devious over being nice to everyone since in a way even though her body's former owner was bratty she did realize that like her friend that betrayed her in her previous life the crown prince's fiancé is two-faced and devious. The female protagonist is quite clever and I think the crown prince is clever and observant as well, plus the system in this world has more to do with actual skill over birth order which is nice! The fifth prince seems really warm and fun to hang out with. It's also funny when the female protagonist is trying to expose spies and she channels the spirit of evil step mothers and sisters (lol). Also, her new parents are so kind! I like the breakdown of the nobility/royal structure from baron to emperor as well as the difference between a maid and a lady-in-waiting I got some good education on that front, and the importance of of trying at least to mend poor familiar bonds--it's a sad thing to see a big brother that doesn't adore his lil sister but given his sister's original temperment it makes some sense.

The dynamic between Mishe and the third prince, Prince Kallum, is as funny as it is touching as one can see their relationship grow from where it started a woman with a heart of gold who was thought of as nothing more than a slave and a man who sees value in many things or people that catch his attention and truly wants a peaceful reign as king. What I love is the third prince doesn't barter with his wives and treats them all fairly, plus he's not just known for his looks he actually takes action be it thinking of how to out maneuver his rivals and delimmas or physically facing down an opponent. I like that Mishe had the makings of a queen right from the beginning and Prince Kallum sees all his wives as his pride and not mere tools...he also really cares about the people who serve him which makes one think he'd make a great king. I like Prince Johan even though he can be quite wicked with the face of an angel.