I personally love whenever the translator (be it a person or a team) adds their input in a manga as long as it doesn't change it's content. Getting to see how passionate they are about the story and the characters is always a plus for me. It doesn't bother me if it's on the back or the chapter...
Being inside Noa's mind 24/7 must be hell. Think about it, literally every thought pattern leads her to be sad. From the outside she can seem unbearable to some, but she just can't deal with their thoughts and emotions. She's an exaggerated version of some people I actually met. I don't know if...
I think there is no way the author didn't already know the problems with Noa as a character, even if there was influence from the readers in the moment and way it happened. She just has so many problems and things to change that are presented in such blatant ways. I think Noa is fascinating as a...
I usually like a well done yandere, It's an interesting trope, specially if there is a reason for her to be like that. Even tho there are things I didn't like this is overall a great set up.
I love the empress. She would fit seamlessly as a game of thrones characters. She knows how to play politics. I'd love it if we get to see a more flawed side of her, not just her cold calculating nature. She doesn't seem blinded by her pride yet, but arrogance is such a cliché flaw that I would...
I love the way the mangaka introduces simple yet deep conflicts that are according to the age of the character. Great storytelling doesn't have to be that complicated.
I love the inevitable cicle of all this slife of life romance for me
100 ch. of little to nothing happening: "where is the progress???"
Something actually happens: "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-"
This was my favorite episode so far. It didn't further the plot significantly but developed so much of the inner struggle of Amy as a character and her past bond with Camilla. Just brillant storytelling.