moody_bish's manga / #war(8)

purr fect!!

ch10. it's unfair and extremely dangerous to just label the MC as a "pedo" when all he said was that kids gave him hope. pedophilia is LITERALLY a sexual fetish towards minors. ch23, while i understand Lysia's POV... this time, i don't understand Ars. im afraid that the author made it convenient that he likes her too... even after building up this character that sees children, as children. i feel bad coz Ars will end up... being a pedo. it wouldve been smarter for him to remain neutral and focused on war. it's more logical that he drowns in his appraisal. sadly, i'll drop it coz it's pretty much derailed and i'll continue to be irked. it had a nice premise tho

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.

the male lead is the only interesting character in this story. Despite the background stories of other characters, they become backdrops and are more or less idiotic with questionable personalities. The loli-harem factor, despite the male lead's indifference to the opposite sex, is just cringy. The mangaka has an obscene interest for child-appearance, boobs, and ecchi. Anyway, it gets really frustrating around ch60, which is like very very far into it so I guess that's a pro but also a little disappointing. Ah, and maybe because there are too many dialogues and repetitive topics, it gets boring. It's really only interesting when given the male lead's POV or like he's there lol

Cursed by her own mother, a cruel saintess, she was tasked to kill her husband to cancel the curse. However, true love between her and her husband resulted to her submission to the curse. Despite her effort to succumb, her husband dies in war. As if answering her prayers to protect her husband and his people, time reversed just before their wedding.

paused at 83 since translations are... unbearable. STORY WISE: the more complicated it becomes, the less urgency and clarity there are. Unlike Yvona's initially clear and linear attempts to make sure Gaspar and Tristan do not get what they want while preparing for war, she becomes complacent. it begins to focus more on "how men see women and what women can't do" —while also giving us a vague update on how their relationship is progressing. @107... She just let the damn bastard walk away, tf? I saw alot of official translations and had my hope in this, but the more i read the more foolish i feel still reading it when i already reviewed it as lacking urgency when I left it. And more so now that theu do the worst strategies just to increase unnecessary tension and mystery. Ugh dropped

73 Well, he's whipped alright (also, I really like how the author kept me rooting for her as a bird and seeing how much she really wanted to serve her people as a bird because even with power, she was only suffocating from being the 8th princess. I'm just enjoying each chapter. No unnecessary angst.)

@71 Can't believe I just binged this. Tbh, the history flew past my head and I have no positive impression of Japanese history (nor of anyone, especially mine), but this had me reflecting in the pov of Shizuko. As she said, she is facing the people in front of her and those she aims to protect. It's kinda funnt how often she has these dead eyes look on her face tho