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From my knowledge it seems like the cats back in the older days used to be a sign of bad luck and demons.
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From my knowledge it seems like the cats back in the older days used to be a sign of bad luck and demons.
Sooo, what's the deal with the cats? Why would they add a cats' arc to the story?? It feels like a nowadays issue? Did nobles really had a thing against cats before that the author thinks it's worth talking about here?
I was so enjoying the story in the beginning because Ein and Cassius were so rational, never gave a sh!t and duh Super Villains. Their story with Roselia was cute, but it should have remained an inside doors cuteness
Why would they turn out to be so nice and forgiving towards the new king ughhh he doesn't deserve it. And he should have known the truth from his father differently
Taking care of of the orphanage and doing charity can be a plus and accepted like letting Roselia fully be in charge of it. They never needed to change their image for people, those people turned against them before people are so easy to sway so I really don't see why the story is taking such a turn. It's going south way too quickly.
But I really enjoyed this scene were Ein showed his power against this falling noble dude without needing the antidote anymore from him. Like finally!!! This is what an Einspanner Chade can do!
I read before, that the ending chapters are very disappointing but I refused to believe that and now sadly I'm feeling the disappointment myself.
When I first started reading this story, I had no problem rereading it all over again while waiting for a new chapter to update. Especially the 1st season. But after the comeback with the 17 years later or dunno how many years later, I can barely finish a chapter, sometimes I even skip reading.