vivsandy's manga / #interesting(17)

Let's see, mm, combine a pshyo-obsessed stalker and a loser high schooler in an adult's body and then add the effects of 50 shades of grey and you get this lovely arousing content.

About time to have a historical genre combined with fantasy elements topped off with a superhuman, crazed fighting strong female lead! Ah, I can't wait for more!

Want to shed a few tears? Or enjoy a beautifully laced story with subtleties that moves even the coldest of hearts? If so, read this.

Its a wonderfully crafted-heartwrenching-story that centers on the unjustified fate, and endless agony that a young, blond-haired and blue-eyed boy endures. But without coming out unscathed, his hidden scars, his pain becomes his bitterness, his raging fury that is delicately contained within a soft, blissful smile. And one girl. A girl, who pitifully cries out for his pain, for his cruel destiny, for his tragic ending. A girl who seeks to be his savior, his only light. Will they find happiness? Or will they be the demise of one another? Read to find out

Its a great story of a young, girl going up against the absolute patriarchy in the ancient Egypt. It involves scandels of unforeseen betrayals, twisted schemes and a ending that is still far from over. However, its intricate storyline is simply ruined by the undeniable symbolism that is portrayed by the character's design. For it symbolizes that light skinned characters are noble, righteously religious where as dark skinned characters are vile, sinners of the 7 sins and a flaw to the entirety of the story. I cannot stand for such obvious flaw and it maybe to attract a certain type of demographics but its simply a farce and mockery to Ancient Egypt. I simply ask that if you plan to make a storyline surrounding the Ancient Egypt, do at least the minimal and keep their skin colors right. For their rich chocolate skin served for protection against the beating sun and has its charm all to itself. Thank you.