Anti-Moonie rebellion against the spirit of Abe?One thing I never understand is that if two characters in a series supposedly love each other so much and money literally isn't an issue why do they never have more than one kid?
Glad to see I wasn't the only one who noticed. Everything went off the rails after Dora-san. It was a new dilemma every chapter to be resolved with ease in the next and fit as many romcom tropes in as possible along the way. You can tell that Lillith was meant to return but never did, hence the Simpson's meme I added. It looked to me that the series got axed in the Dora-san arc and the mangaka just stopped caring. I think the final nail in the coffin for me (pardon the pun) was Arata's parents showing up and the explanation that Arata was taking care of his siblings simply so his parent's could go play around. It was added just to include another meeting the parents trope and nothing else. My rating sunk from a mid (but promising) 6 to the weakest of generous 4's.This series was really disappointing. It felt like halfway through the author got bored of the premise. A bunch of stuff is brought up only to be made essentially irrelevant almost immediately, with only minor acknowledgement (that crest, the vampire fiance, leaving her parent's "opposition" to a single page). Went from a high 7 to a 4 for me.
Anti-Moonie rebellion against the spirit of Abe?
Yeah, I was thinking the author was going to go somewhere with the heavy love being too much, but then decided that the guy can handle it like a champ and they'll sort things out in a more healthy/communicative manner than what we normally see in most manga running this type of plotline.Her mom in Chapter 15 "they'll break up soon anyway..."
5 chapters later they're married and have a kid, talk about being shit at predictions
Feels like it was kinda rushed or axed, seems weird for them to just ignore that whole bit and have it end without issues.Her mom in Chapter 15 "they'll break up soon anyway..."
5 chapters later they're married and have a kid, talk about being shit at predictions
Because it's hard to draw lots of kids.One thing I never understand is that if two characters in a series supposedly love each other so much and money literally isn't an issue why do they never have more than one kid?
She probably thought she and her husband would break up eventually too.Her mom in Chapter 15 "they'll break up soon anyway..."
5 chapters later they're married and have a kid, talk about being shit at predictions
Dude it's been 100 years, the vampire hunter is DEAD. Yeah, she's hypocritical. So? Being a hypocritical person isn't unrealistic. Her friends probably died. Which makes sense, she's been here for 100 years or so. Mobs of fans DO storm buildings, That's why security and staying hidden are important.Okay fam squad, I don't know what you guys are talking about first half and second half
This manga was quite ass from chp #1
The MC had a different sister in his flashback and a hinted strained relationship with her(her design and status was changed the very next time MC mentions his siblings to Chloe) + Chloe was shown to be alone and desperate (when the truth was she is living like a celebrity)
And even before Dora the explorer, the whole setup has been dumb and absolutely full of convenience points, the vampire hunter who, what, why never seen again?
The whole time Chloe is lashing out no one loves her, past men only desired her for her body; while right from episode 1 she's like entranced by the MC's blood - which is like equivalent to lust. She's being a big hypocrite.
Why did they emphasize so much on Chloe being infront of those 3 graves?
The mob of fans literally storming a luxury establishment was wayyyyy too dumb and convenient.
I literally only read this shit show because Jira-kei Chloe was uber cute. Totally adorbs character design.