Lamia Orphe Is Dead

[belindato]

bruvvvv can lamia use her brain or something bruhhhh
i dont think she ever uses that brain to think about situations and adapt to them instead she always impulsively does things that she deems "good" for her brother.
i think the whole family needs to learn how to adapt to situations and use their brain looool

 

[Zerach]

Spoiler

Lamia proclaims that their father disregards Uri's feelings, but she also does the same thing. 🤔

 

[yourisekaiwitchess]

came here to say the art is one of the best d=(´▽｀)=bヾ(〃^∇^)ﾉ

 

[Crescendo8]

Lamia is too impulsive, she should have think why was the 2nd prince changed so much, he even gave oath to her (i know she angry bcs of what he did to her lil bro, but still she's described as an intellectual and yet she's too impulsive)

And uriel.... what to do with you....

 

[K00K13]

Idk but I personally do get why Lamia acts impulsively, especially when it comes to her brother. Emotions tend to do that to people no matter how much of an "intellectual" you are. Especially when those said emotions are very strong and have no real place to go. She's frustrated af AND she has to deal with the very bastard who caused all of it. He wouldn't have apologized if it weren't for both her and her dad and that would bother me too tbh.

I do not sympathize with the 2nd prince nor do I think he has truly changed for the good. It just seems that he has a hyperfixation with her and only does "good" things to please her. That's just my personal opinion though.

 

[belindato]

WHAT THE MAN DO NOW CAN SHE STOP TAKING IT OUT ON THE POOR DUDE LMAO
but really i hope she fixes this impulsive attitude of hers. i don’t think she uses her brain either. i think she’d be a very easy person to read if she was real

 

[Klauthzer0]

what I would most like to understand is the "time travel" tag. Ok she dies in the future and he goes back to save her for love that's clear but there are actually many questions:

Spoiler

- How far has he gone back in time? Months? Years?
- Was he already back in time when he hurt Uriel?
- If the answer is yes, why did he hurt him by being hated by the person he is obsessed with?
- If the answer is no (as it would seem) why didn't he go back in time preventing that event and easing the situation?
- If this event also occurred in her future, how is it possible that Lamia did not hate it even then? Let's face it, this chick is probably capable of holding a grudge even after death, cursing everything and everyone.
- Now that the prince have saved her father from certain death, sworn by magic that he will defend them at the cost of his life, healed his brother and guaranteed that he will never see him again in his life, will she finally give him the opportunity to explain everything? or should we put up with another rant that won't answer half of these questions?

36 chapters and there are only doubts, if it weren't for the really well done drawings I would have already dropped it for nervousness.

Moreover, Lamia hates the prince to death but with what nerve she calls him a bastard when she is planning the death of an innocent child even going to mistreat his mother for no valid reason knowing that she will die shortly thereafter for a political conspiracy in which probably was involved by force. That Lamia knows is evident when she tells her that she "has no choice". There was no need for that scene, there was no need for her to go threatening her, she did it because she too is as much bastard as the prince. He does it for his mother and Lamia, she does it for his father and brother.

As I always say, God makes them and then pairs (kills) them.

Yes, I know, the phrase doesn't seem to make much sense, but it's an Italian saying that makes use of a play on words between "accoppia" (couples) and "accoppa" (kills).

Possible spoiler, idea for the ending:

Spoiler

Eventually it is revealed that the future Lamia was not killed but committed suicide to drive the prince mad. Realizing that it was not possible to kill him because he was too powerful, she must have thought of seducing him perhaps trying to transfer the obsession that the prince has for his mother towards her, then she committed suicide knowing that this would drive him crazy.
But she certainly didn't expect the prince to be powerful enough to travel through time.
Also explain why the prince went so far back in time: no matter what he did to prevent it, sooner or later Lamia would find a way to commit suicide by passing her death as murder.
Unable to find the killer, the prince must have thought about going back in time to have more time for the investigation and in the meantime get into Lamia's good graces.

 

[Forfirith]

I'm dropping this.
Awful personalities, can't relate to any one. Little to no development in the story.
Like other people said, if it wasn't for the art, I wouldn't even have given it a chance.

 

[toomanywords]

This is a giant clusterf***.

I'm in a perpetual state of "wth is this?" With this webtoon. I can't go further than chapter 9. I'm usually pretty lax about webtoon stories/characters, but this...I just can't. Dropped. I don't understand what is drawing people to continue to *read* this. (Looking at pretty pictures doesn't count as reading...lol)

Not sure if the author was trying to go down the puzzle route of slowly piecing things together, but even up to chapter 10 there are too many discrepancies in the characters and story - without rhyme or reason.

The prologues are useless for setting up the story, because all the information provided, save for character names, is disregarded when the story "starts". Having multiple prologues is fine, but these ones instead seem like the author couldn't figure out which one to use, so all were thrown in. Aquila's (the first one) was honestly enough to set up that he's a desperate man probably going to pull some crazy shit to keep the woman he loves alive. Idk what the point of the second and third one are.

As for characters...How are you supposed to get attached to characters, particularly the main ones, when their personalities aren't consistent and we're being thrown to seemingly arbitrary timelines? It also doesn't help that all Lamia has been is headstrong; that's the only defining trait she has and she's been made the main character we're supposed to follow until we find out how the hell Aquila fits into the picture and what his plan is to stop her from dying and why she dies in first place. But...She doesn't have any redeeming qualities. Character development is my bread and butter, but there's gotta be something worth starting with to work with. Lamia...isn't it.

I'm actually shocked with how much I dislike this webtoon 😂

Tldr; it's very poorly written.

 

[Jeonlal]

At this point I believe she probably died because of her personality (overly headstrong) her past life/time(????). Lima is the worse strong female lead character ever.

 

[TiaSaintClaire]

Very messy pace, confusing characters that arent likeable. It looks like the story doesnt advance, it looks stuck in the same place for ages with how much they repeat things. All the story so far would have fit in under 10 chapters, but it took more than 30. I will keep reading to see if it goes anywhere

 

[belindato]

can we just all agree to hit lamia in the face i've never found a protagonist more annoying than her. at this point im only reading to see what the prince does

 

[calicoschwarz]

man a part of me gets Lamia's anger but fucking hell this has become annoying

 

[Chrana]

Me:hmm.. so when lamia will be die?

 

[Kwel]

I'm so confused 🥴 maybe I'm just dumb, no matter, the story fell a little flat sadly.

 

[HikariGo]

So next chapter, Ch. 38 is labelled Epilogue. I wonder if the story got cancelled, or whether it is the end of this part of the story.

 

[K00K13]

You get what you deserve second prince. Glad that Lamia didn't do some 180 at his confession like some other stories 🙄

Hope she continues to loathe him because I do, especially at this point in time. I don't care if it was to "save" her. If "saving" her means making her feel despair and cornered then she was better off dead. I hope he dies in the end to "save" her if he is so eager to use people as pawns without considering what emotional turmoil he is leaving behind. F**k you Aquila.

 

[hedgemoney]

All of the characters are mentally broken in some way and very very hate worthy and infuriating. All of them. Except the brother. He's just a pitiful bloke. The only reason why I and most people keep reading is because they either:

A: Like train wrecks of a series and watch everyone break even more because they don't feel invested in the characters, thus we can just watch like objective observers watching a slow crash.
B: Want to see what happened in the previous time loops so we have at least some reason to care about the characters and see what lead to this loop and broken characters, and give us a reason to care if Lamia dies.

 

[Prominis]

I originally dropped this because I wasn't looking forward to the completely unrepentant male lead doing his utmost to worm his way in despite not knowing or caring about the people he claims to care about. If he loves her that much, why can he not understand what she's thinking to any degree?

Spoiler

The story suggests that this is a recurring time loop for him, but from his initial return he could easily have just immediately gone over to apologize, heal the brother's hand, and allow Lamia to become heir, promise to make any amends, then propose (it'd be difficult to deny the proposal of a prince in terms of the political capital it yields). From there, he'd be in a position to protect her from attackers and use his magic power to do whatever he wants (we've seen it instantly heal paralysis, shield against bombs, etc.).

It was incredibly refreshing to see the turn of events in chapter 37. I hope it doesn't get overturned.

 

[RedWoven]

Wow, I honestly don't know how to feel. In a way he deserves all of this for hurting Uri's hand...but her words this chapter a bit....harsh?