Isekai De "kuro No Iyashi Te" Tte Yobarete Imasu
There's really nothing wrong with Mizuro's indecisiveness here. Her intentions change with her environment yet all the same grounded with what she can do. She wanted to go home because she thought her time ran parallel with earth. Hence, she wanted to be an adventurer and learn how to adapt while also trying to leave. However, her attachment and the knowledge that she could return in peace, gave her the resolute to make use of her power to be helpful in the society and class she was in. Even with the demon king, she wasn't rash with her decisions. Independent women doesn't mean being separate with men, it means being true to yourself and capable of deciding for yourself. Besides, it's insensitive to think that just because female leads become somewhat reliant to men or are woo-ed by men, they are not strong anymore. And what's wrong with being girly? Female femininity is almost always looked down on but it empowers delicate kindness and maternal-like instincts to be gentle and empathic. im starting to think that female masculinity has become the stereotypical 'strong and independent women', but it only further imposes the narrative that women should be more like men to be considered independent or powerful.
Light & Shadow
Edna, a lowly maid, has been sent to marry the fearsome duke in lieu of the noble daughter. However, her tragedy has become her opportunity when the duke has taken interest in her and the mystery that veiled her identity. Not only does her marriage give her power, but it also brought he back to the past she had been forced to run away from. Through stubborness and passionate resolve, Edna confronts herself and her past alongside her husband, Eli. As they rebuild their barren land, the husband and wife goes to war. Eli in the battlefield and Edna at the castle. Hence, even as the secret grow heavier in Edna's heart, she finds herself surrounded with people who loved her for who she was and what she is capable of.
Angel Densetsu