I think she said that her father turn to the crime. So probably her father's death is justified so having her getting revenge is a villainess act??
I dont really understand how they can call her a villain for wanting revenge over her dad's death? Isn't it obvious someone would if they love their family member?
She said that she need to prevent her father from turning to crime. So we can assume that he became a tyrant that really messed up his empire and its people, and thus was needed to be stopped by the heroes.??
I dont really understand how they can call her a villain for wanting revenge over her dad's death? Isn't it obvious someone would if they love their family member?
Its the issue with longstrip, so little content per chapter. Also these 2 chapters havent felt like 1 normal chapter yet which worries me ontop of its genericness.Far too little story has been told in these first two chapters. I wish that readers of long-strip webcomics would rebel against pacing of this sort.
I don't mind it, everything in the story is written for when she's grown up anyway so there's no reason to linger on the child/training arc if there's nothing interesting to say there. Might as well gloss over the "oh I isekai'd into this story and then I trained". Usually on stories like this the pre-timeskip bit is extremely boring. There are some exceptions of course, but most of the time that is the caseFar too little story has been told in these first two chapters. I wish that readers of long-strip webcomics would rebel against pacing of this sort.
You have things quite backwards. These episodes linger, without telling much story.I don't mind it, everything in the story is written for when she's grown up anyway so there's no reason to linger on the child/training arc if there's nothing interesting to say there. Might as well gloss over the "oh I isekai'd into this story and then I trained". Usually on stories like this the pre-timeskip bit is extremely boring. There are some exceptions of course, but most of the time that is the case