Kyouka: Wh-wh-what do you t-th-think you are doing! Stop hugging me and sit dow----KYAAAAA~
FOR YOU ALL!!!"
Carmi looked at his back with amused expression but then she was caught by the man and shot her with a cold glare.
'The description's from a book do not hold a candle to the reality that we live. They were once described as girls that in the end only know how to follow, but in reality, here in my arms, I have two girls that have become 'woman's' with great responsibility on their shoulder long before their time.
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"Once you decide who is joining me send them to my shack in the Inuzuka Compound tonight at around 7pm along with Yamato."
"Damn it! Bi Shuang you bastard!" The man shouted with anger
However, even if one could understand the pattern of others doesn't mean they could take control of others mana freely. It's claiming your rights, we must pay for what we want to own and that payment was by overthrown the user mana with a higher pool of mana.
Bennox tried to get up but his legs just wouldn't move like he wanted them to. He pinched and hit his legs but something in them had already worn down. Realizing that it was useless to injure himself further, sighing Bennox watched as his friend held true to his morals.
Everyone gave an awkward smile but forgave them so Ryan said "Never play this prank again, it was gross, I was worried we will have to eat that."
I dislike the representation of talent in this novel. The FL is somehow amazingly talented in everything she does, but it all feels so unrealistic. Ballet and piano take so much effort, and they’re not something you can magically do without daily practice, especially not after quitting for a few years. Like sight reading Liszt perfectly, and doing 32 fouettés by ‘understanding?’ Plus the FL is in high school, and the ML is a decade older than her. Sure, her mental age is 25 because of rebirth, but the ML doesn’t know this, and he still forces himself on her on a regular basis. Not to mention the never ending drama that’s always resolved within just a few chapters; and each of these conflicts are so extreme (like kidnapping, almost getting raped, nearly getting crippled feet) that it feels so unbelievable and stupidly fast paced to have them dealt with by the FL with zero effort and zero effect on her mental wellbeing.
'Such wonderful moments. So this is how it feels like having…a family.' (Jen)