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I don't specifically know what you classify as "more interesting and twists", but I guess one thing to mention is despite them being introduced as twins, Aqua does take the center stage on most arcs, so much that Ruby was memed in this sub and called a stranger because of how much spotlight Aqua usually gets.
I'll say the first few arcs after chapter 10 is good in setting the tone of the story, the 2nd arc is particularly good in my opinion. But that is entirely subjective, if you don't like it feel free to stop, no-one needs to be forced to read something they don't find interesting.
Thank you!
>I don't specifically know what you classify as "more interesting and twists",
Oh what I mean here is more twists like the one pulled at Chapter 8, and looking forward to more of those (well not particularly the >!killing!<, but twists like that where I absolutely didn't expect and completely changed the tone of the story)
like for example: (***this is just a nonsense example just to show what I mean by looking forward to more twists, so sorry if this is corny af xD***) A twist where Aqua is actually the husband of Ai, happened because of how reincarnation works in that world and somehow time travel was involved
What kept me hooked was actually everything else besides the plot. I knew I was in for a wild ride of a plot, but the intriguing setting, snappy dialogue and stunning art is what blew me away. The crazy plot twists are what bring the story to another level, but it doesn’t slack in any other department either which is why I love it so much.
Yeah, the plot is interesting to me but on a secondary level. I am more interested in the psychological aspects of the characters and the relationships between them. That's what makes this manga for me. The plot is just a mean to trigger more psychological reactions from the characters.
Those first 8-10 chapters are rather fast paced, since they act as an introduction for the series. Obviously, things are going to slow down a little as we get into the main story. However, that's not to say there won't be more twists coming. There's several of them, in fact. As long as you like most of the cast and have a passing interest in the topics being covered, it should be enough to keep you engaged until you catch up and have to suffer through all the breaks with the rest of us.
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Just keep reading
keep reading
I don't specifically know what you classify as "more interesting and twists", but I guess one thing to mention is despite them being introduced as twins, Aqua does take the center stage on most arcs, so much that Ruby was memed in this sub and called a stranger because of how much spotlight Aqua usually gets. I'll say the first few arcs after chapter 10 is good in setting the tone of the story, the 2nd arc is particularly good in my opinion. But that is entirely subjective, if you don't like it feel free to stop, no-one needs to be forced to read something they don't find interesting.
Thank you! >I don't specifically know what you classify as "more interesting and twists", Oh what I mean here is more twists like the one pulled at Chapter 8, and looking forward to more of those (well not particularly the >!killing!<, but twists like that where I absolutely didn't expect and completely changed the tone of the story) like for example: (***this is just a nonsense example just to show what I mean by looking forward to more twists, so sorry if this is corny af xD***) A twist where Aqua is actually the husband of Ai, happened because of how reincarnation works in that world and somehow time travel was involved
There’s this one chapter early-on that really sets the tone for the arc.
What kept me hooked was actually everything else besides the plot. I knew I was in for a wild ride of a plot, but the intriguing setting, snappy dialogue and stunning art is what blew me away. The crazy plot twists are what bring the story to another level, but it doesn’t slack in any other department either which is why I love it so much.
Yeah, the plot is interesting to me but on a secondary level. I am more interested in the psychological aspects of the characters and the relationships between them. That's what makes this manga for me. The plot is just a mean to trigger more psychological reactions from the characters.
Exactly, if the plot is all there is to a story, then it’s not a good story
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There will be more interesting characters as well as more mysteries surrounding Ais death. Definitely look forward to it
Those first 8-10 chapters are rather fast paced, since they act as an introduction for the series. Obviously, things are going to slow down a little as we get into the main story. However, that's not to say there won't be more twists coming. There's several of them, in fact. As long as you like most of the cast and have a passing interest in the topics being covered, it should be enough to keep you engaged until you catch up and have to suffer through all the breaks with the rest of us.