Many individuals have expressed their dissatisfaction with the presence of plot holes and other perceived flaws in this manga. However, it is important to acknowledge that everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I would encourage readers to give it a chance and form their own judgments. In my personal perspective, I find the manga to be more enjoyable than others make it out to be. As a fan of reincarnation plots, I stumbled upon this one and found it to be quite engaging. Although the author could have utilized the impact of the reincarnation element more effectively, I still find the plot to be enjoyable even without it. I appreciate characters who possess unwavering determination and fight for their own happiness, which is a prominent aspect of this manga. Admittedly, there are some plot holes and the time skips are rapid, but I appreciate the pace at which the story unfolds. The author's decision to make the protagonist crippled serves as a means to introduce a new character, and I find this to be a realistic portrayal as the healing process is not immediate. Furthermore, I get the impression that many individuals did not delve deeply into the manga due to their personal preferences. In conclusion, I am fond of both the art and plot, particularly the protagonist's ability to forge her own path, despite her still being a tad bit clumsy. I appreciate her ability to slowly overcome her challenges and not just give up without trying or crying without ever trying to change.
That's the mood I got from this. I love Daphne so much and both arts were good but I do prefer the updated art more, Simon is my favorite redrawn character that we have seen followed by Daphne and Ragnar. Everyone else is still taking time to get used to it because it is awkward in some places. With that out of the way, this has great potential even with the flaws. Translation ain't horrible either. While it is fast paced a bit, I feel like it's needed once in a while. My heart and tears went out to Daphne when Ragnar decided to close the gate. So Daphne can be happy. I'm glad when she cries, she refuses to give up. Sometimes, crying isn't a sign of weakness, everyone needs to let it out at some point.
That's the mood I got from this. I love Daphne so much and both arts were good but I do prefer the updated art more, Simon is my favorite redrawn character that we have seen followed by Daphne and Ragnar. Every... Torabunbun
I agree wholeheartedly. I am completely invested in Daphne's journey and I am eagerly anticipating her happiness and her quest for revenge against the evil Duke. I am excited to see how season 2 will unfold and how the author will explore the plot lines of the male lead, as it is common for them to have their own reasons for disguising themselves or not being able to show up. This is a recurring theme in most reincarnation stories, so I don't understand why some people are frustrated by it. I am looking forward to seeing how the author handles this aspect of the story.
I also appreciate the translation of the novel. Having read 122 reincarnation stories, I can confidently say that this translation group is not the worst and is still readable in terms of understanding the plot. I was also moved by that scene plus the purple butterfly one and it awakened the main character to develop a stronger resolve. One of my favorite characters is Ragnar, as he exudes a golden retriever-like energy that I find endearing.
You are absolutely right that crying can be a cathartic release of negative emotions. However, it is important not to let it consume us to the point of giving up. That is why I admire the main character so much - she experiences immense pain, but after shedding tears, she recognizes that she doesn't have to continue living that way and has the power to change her life.
I’m also enjoying the story. I have no complaints. I actually find the faster pace and time skips refreshing. I’m reading several now where the main character/s remain babies or children for 80 chapters or more. Of course, the comments are filled with complaints about that. It does have some plot holes, but I can count on one hand the masterpieces I’ve read here that were absolute perfection. That’s rare. Perhaps some of these holes will be filled as the story progresses. Either way, I’ll read it until the end.
Many individuals have expressed their dissatisfaction with the presence of plot holes and other perceived flaws in this manga. However, it is important to acknowledge that everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I would encourage readers to give it a chance and form their own judgments. In my personal perspective, I find the manga to be more enjoyable than others make it out to be. As a fan of reincarnation plots, I stumbled upon this one and found it to be quite engaging. Although the author could have utilized the impact of the reincarnation element more effectively, I still find the plot to be enjoyable even without it. I appreciate characters who possess unwavering determination and fight for their own happiness, which is a prominent aspect of this manga. Admittedly, there are some plot holes and the time skips are rapid, but I appreciate the pace at which the story unfolds. The author's decision to make the protagonist crippled serves as a means to introduce a new character, and I find this to be a realistic portrayal as the healing process is not immediate. Furthermore, I get the impression that many individuals did not delve deeply into the manga due to their personal preferences. In conclusion, I am fond of both the art and plot, particularly the protagonist's ability to forge her own path, despite her still being a tad bit clumsy. I appreciate her ability to slowly overcome her challenges and not just give up without trying or crying without ever trying to change.
That's the mood I got from this. I love Daphne so much and both arts were good but I do prefer the updated art more, Simon is my favorite redrawn character that we have seen followed by Daphne and Ragnar. Everyone else is still taking time to get used to it because it is awkward in some places.
With that out of the way, this has great potential even with the flaws. Translation ain't horrible either. While it is fast paced a bit, I feel like it's needed once in a while.
My heart and tears went out to Daphne when Ragnar decided to close the gate. So Daphne can be happy. I'm glad when she cries, she refuses to give up. Sometimes, crying isn't a sign of weakness, everyone needs to let it out at some point.
I agree wholeheartedly. I am completely invested in Daphne's journey and I am eagerly anticipating her happiness and her quest for revenge against the evil Duke. I am excited to see how season 2 will unfold and how the author will explore the plot lines of the male lead, as it is common for them to have their own reasons for disguising themselves or not being able to show up. This is a recurring theme in most reincarnation stories, so I don't understand why some people are frustrated by it. I am looking forward to seeing how the author handles this aspect of the story.
I also appreciate the translation of the novel. Having read 122 reincarnation stories, I can confidently say that this translation group is not the worst and is still readable in terms of understanding the plot. I was also moved by that scene plus the purple butterfly one and it awakened the main character to develop a stronger resolve. One of my favorite characters is Ragnar, as he exudes a golden retriever-like energy that I find endearing.
You are absolutely right that crying can be a cathartic release of negative emotions. However, it is important not to let it consume us to the point of giving up. That is why I admire the main character so much - she experiences immense pain, but after shedding tears, she recognizes that she doesn't have to continue living that way and has the power to change her life.
I’m also enjoying the story. I have no complaints. I actually find the faster pace and time skips refreshing. I’m reading several now where the main character/s remain babies or children for 80 chapters or more. Of course, the comments are filled with complaints about that. It does have some plot holes, but I can count on one hand the masterpieces I’ve read here that were absolute perfection. That’s rare. Perhaps some of these holes will be filled as the story progresses. Either way, I’ll read it until the end.