It seems unwise to say this, but I tamed my ex-husband’s crazy dog It was one of the stories that became very dark, maybe getting darker. Of course, the cover makes this situation a difference, although it is well known that you can’t always judge a book by one. (For that matter, or because of their title.) yeoseong ((Joseph) Title English, this work is particularly grim. It is not because of the amount of blood or body, but because the protagonist is slow, but intentionally, trying to eliminate his own happiness in pursuit of a revenge that is not completely connected to the second life they live in.
The heroine Reinhardt is a perfect example. After the abuse was carried out at the hands of Crown Prince Michel, which led to the death of her father, she worked to ensure that Michel was punished. First, in Volume 1, this means being spared from the punishment he has piled up on her to focus on the future. Renne believes that one of the best ways to ensure her survival and downfall is to meet a little boy who will eventually become an experienced, skilled knight: William. Rein raises him and lets her childhood friend Dietrich train him to eventually use him as her sword. But what she didn’t expect was that it was his own person, and through the suggestion of the third volume, he might also be in the second loop, and that was achieved. But where Rein’s motivation is based on revenge, Will seems to be derived from his love for Reinhart, which becomes clear from his first round. Since Rein thinks she raised him (thankfully his memory made the story uncomfortable), she never thought he might have fallen in love with her. The revelation of his feelings made her disappointed her in ways she could not predict, and his reaction was based on his motivation to protect her and call himself himself, equally unpredictable.
For the series, all of this means that the rolls are darker as they continue. It’s not that I used to make them happy; after all, both characters are driven by horrible events from their past. But they think they work in an interdisciplinary way, using each other in ways they don’t understand, and by the end of volume three, at least looking like Wilhelm, is about to start making very self-destructive choices. There is no real happiness or slight breakage in these books either. An hour of what could have been joy is often weakened by other events or misunderstood by the character itself. Despite the nature of the story, even the doom of the doom (or at least the horrible decision to come) is like a changing fog, which is hard to resolve.
Nevertheless, it is difficult to argue with re-rope or will. They both survived the horror, and a second chance to aid students really makes sense. Their lives are good, really destroyed by Michel, who really deserves to pay, especially since he is also a terrible person when the time resets. Volume 3 introduces Michelle’s mother, the Queen, and soon becomes apparent that his selfishness and due rights come from… and why, when he thinks he has a chance to have a different heir, the Emperor takes action to act. But this rewrite of history, no matter how well-intentioned or due, is not without consequences, and the first time people who play very different roles, such as Dietrich and Michel’s second wife, Dulcinea, are trapped in events of change. This story does everything we can to ensure we understand all Actions reverberate in history, no matter what its original goal was.
en routeThe translation (originally the place where serialization was) was very good, partly because the idea went into every aspect Manhavawriting. (Probably Ikyum’s original novel; this is from centimeter and Jaca. . Even a comparison of the names of the two ladies proves this. “Reinhardt” is a traditional male name, meaning “brave lawyer”, while “Dulcinea” is female, meaning “sweet”. At the same time, “William” means “protection”, while “Michelle” means “who is like God.” Since that’s exactly who Michelle thinks he is, and William’s whole motivation seems to be protecting Rein, the name is apt. While both Michel’s and Dulcinea’s may be ironic, women’s names are equally appropriate.
Don’t answer I tamed my ex-husband’s crazy dog If you are looking for a romantic reading for light. But if you think of something darker, no one can really see their pain and motivation, and the plot thickens with each volume, you can cover it. It doesn’t necessarily end well – or if so, it will take a tough road to get there – but it’s a beautiful story of vengeance that can dig its claws into you.
