Oh. This author.
Goddamn it, I quite liked the other work too because the manga art was good and the protagonist was peculiar. Imagine making your oc based on irl war crimes and expect to not catch flak when adding your tweets history, absolute dumbass behavior... Kudos to the artists involved...
Bland, it serves to kill time if you don't have another manga already for that. The characters expressions are stiff/limited, the story board and progression feel like a list check rather than story telling
Might not have been the best choice but it was what Magnolia believed it would help her lover the most. As Vassago said, foolish, so tragic, and yet so precious.
@Soulwarfare and he still kinda is in some aspects. He could have approached her a bit differently since she was suspicious, and I think he could have got out of it without giving compromising details but oh well. It's drama, then.
@KingMab I second this. The manhwa really does a good job depicting, but considering that the ln doesn't have visual aspects, just the words seem to hit harder in the sad parts when it's left to the reader's imagination. Gud shit.
Nah, that doesn't feel relieving at all. It's still dubious because by that line of thought Cosette is the real spirit user, which kinda goes against the panel from earlier chapters showing Keira awakening her powers.
I was feeling quite sad about the characters agonizing over the female lead's possible death... Until I saw the boob window discussion.
Talk about a whiplash.