moody_bish's manga / #Fantasy(63)

more wholesome than i prepped myself for. I was on the edge with how she tries to dip into the characters, quite different from the classic "runaway". she does her best to help them stray from whatever triggered their twistedness upon realizing the innocence they could have. Plus the characters are people, different from the 2D experience of game avatars. This, of course, is common but the story goes on to add more spice. (and omg, im just so happy that it's like a restrained yandere instead of a romanticized yandere)

eunwoo is so adorable and the way haewoo also gets soft for him bruh. and it doesnt focus much on the romance, rather it actually follows most plot that wouldve been more common for male leads, ie action and getting stronger. the romance is just sweet drops of honey here and there, but the female lead follows a path of getting stronger and taking responsibility for what has become under her lead. the original hero and heroine aren't annoying and are logical characters with their own goals. it does have a potential "you dont like me anymore but i think i like you now" path, maybe it will be more apparent in s2 coz here it's just tidbits when the female lead has redeemed her reputation.

Male lead is a levelheaded and principled character. He sticks to his own virtues and doesnt needlessly have an idealized disposition to be a hero, especially since he was mistreated simply for failing to meet the kingdom's expectations. He isn't the typical perverted male lead surrounded by overly sexual women, in fact, the women characters aren't lustful towards him. Of course, except his wife, the demon Fenris who surrendered and declared herself as Fulio's wife after having lost to him. Instead of an object or some sort of sex symbol, Fulio actually respects their relationship. Hence, a power couple between an omnipotent other worlder and a powerful demon. Their group is well written with their own goals and relationships. Very much excited for what entails their relationship, as well as the path their group will pave

@119 A volunteer doctor dies as he covered the kids from getting shot. Upon waking up, he finds himself within a child's body among those who were ambushed. Motivated by his profession as a doctor, he looks for fellow survivors. Unknown to him that he had actually transmigrated into a Murim Novel he had read in his past life. As an unknown side character who had unintentionally saved the main character among others, his knowledge as a doctor pushes him into the center of the novel's plot... ultimately being a disciple of the powerful yet ill godly doctor. ps. tried to read the novel, but it's difficult to read. Could be the unconventional writing style it was written in or the poor translation. Either way, it was a difficult read

for the comments regarding youta... there's nothing wrong with liking someone because they compliment you, rather it's wrong to assume that the other person likes you just because they compliment you. i feel like in Youta's case, it is because Tsukina makes him feel at ease as well as her compliments that makes him like her... not him assuming that she likes him.

despite the harem, the character himself is not perverted so I can easily go through the story. I do feel like the hero is consumed by his original world where demi humans do not exist and it's a given for humans to stick together. That's why despite his encounter with demi-humans, he thinks of himself as just. I think I'm more tolerant with this type of self-righteousness because it's logical to his character as well as the obligation he strives to fulfill. He doesn't question the situation and puts his full trust towards the royal family who summoned him. Anyway, it's interesting and I'm surprised that I'm more intrigued to what would happen if the "hero" meets the MC. If he actually knows how adapt to situations or will continue to act as a pawn.

for a sword-centered manhwa, it doesnt really show the differences of the swords used. like he uses this large and broad sword that could be used as a shield but is given a lesson by someone who uses a thinner and almost like a fencing sword type. It actually focuses more on "I'm depressed for 10 years but woke up from a dream which invigored me. Now, I'm just zoning into a goal which ultimately gives me some purpose to live". It even has a relapse episode. that's why the actual swordsmanship is set aside. besides the fact that his sword type and the strike/skill(?) he uses is very straightforward and linear, a vertical slash. It gives me that setting your mind straight, making a goal, pushing on to something that would keep you out of the bed and surrounsing yourself with other people to add some other voices into your head when you can't keep fighting.

Despite being weak, he does his job well as a guide which garnered enough respect from those he guide through the tutorial stage. Although, at first, I wasn't all convinced with the logic of being conveniently overpowered with a rare item. I think the revelation of his unique skill isn't well explained or showcased, but ignoring that, his chemistry with his items are amusing. —the current arc makes little sense to me especially with how blown out the problem was. like... how is that he was a spy and shit like that. i don't really have a good understanding of who these internationally known guild are because of how surface-level the information is.

Very refreshing take on ability users and dungeons. Instead of dramatic action, it focuses on a wholesome farming and beast communication. It has no pedophilia nor anything borderline. Instead, it's just a wholesome and heartwarming father and daughter duo who is able to peacefully cultivate their farm and tend to their livestock despite famous and powerful people around them.

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