What a heartbreaking episode T_T
He had a great wife--waiting for him patiently, understanding the importance of his work & being able to smile at the end despite that tragic event. Just wow, what a strong woman! <3
hmm, that's strange O_o It's marked as 'watched' neither here nor on mal but I do remember this story well O_O Anyway it was touching no matter what, he moved me to tears with his resilience! <3
I wish real football were that exciting :( It reminded my how my students tried to persuade me that football is a thrilling game (－‸ლ), so I gave in and tried watching one match. I still remember it was Russia against Belgium, I endured their boring running from one end of the field to the other without any goals for the whole tedious hour and just gave up. I wonder if any similarly anime-like incredible games were ever played :(
The kid's shining eyes pulled at my heartstrings♥, shown twice to boot. esp with that awesome comparison of buds blooming... lloved this episode <3
sorry, I wanted to edit my comment, so I 'asked' to delete it, now the order of answers is messed up :D but yeah, I admit having read those comments, I thought maybe I was wrong 'cause her actions could really be perceived differently. Perhaps that was the more reason I enjoyed the ending so much when everything really happened the way I had envisioned that. and yeah, that's the perk of not just watching but discussing when ppl can present different ideas on the same events ;)
aaand my deleted comment:
what 'signs of real villainess'?! O_o It was revealed by MC all the time that that saint was just silly, naive, annoying goody two shoes who knew nothing about real world! At least all title long she got on my nerves because she was acting in such a righteous way, talking on her high horse when she did absolutely nothing to improve anything when she had real power, she was just drinking tea with her admirers (－‸ლ)
the moment when "she almost killed mc", you mean when she didn't stop that criminal and let him attack her as a result? It was infuriating specifically for the same reason she explicitly explained--she stupidly believed in all that moral nonsense without any real-life knowledge. Of course, why would she if everyone was smiling and obeying her every whim...
yeah, first I also had my doubts if she used that enchanting spell intentionally but even mc said she didn't and I trust her judgement, so I didn't doubt the saint anymore and the plot proceeded in a logical, natural, perfect way, imho...
What a drama queen (－‸ლ) All that reasoning is so ridiculous (－‸ლ) Why not put all that distinguished but despicable knowledge to a better use?! Quitting his sleuth occupation means just letting them play him like a fiddle :( I get it, he's not in his right mind after all those revelations but if he doesn't reconsider, and all this is just a trick to end the whole story for good, I'll be utterly disappointed (｀□′)╯┴┴
lol, really?! O_O ppl mainly disliked the ending!? O_O I'm over the moon how awesome everything turned out \o/ Why would the saint suddenly become a villainess? O_o I was astonished when everyone started suspecting her at the end of the previous episode and I'm glad no illogical twists actually happened. Just perfect! I rated the title even higher! Hope to see the next season <3
A gorgeous finale for the whole stellar season!♥ I was watching it before going to bed, so all those sweet dreams she shared felt so relatable & comfy♡
mmm her silent treatment felt so fulfilling! (｡♥‿♥｡) after all his adulterous behavior he deserved that :( But they did look cute as a couple ♥
I tried to look for any announcements for the second season but couldn't find anything T_T but the story is obviously not finished :( I hope for more and soon (-人-)
Freedom is a great answer to that grand question (^^)b
gosh, that's bloodcurdling T_T even lying comfortably under a warm blanket I feel threatened and anxious listening to his spellbinding voice...
Episodes fly by too fast :(
I wonder though why he changed his mind and didn't mention his daughter. Couldn't they bargain using that info? The inquisitor wouldn't like to drag her into all that, tho I guess it could only infuriate him more :( And is he really right about all those supposedly burnt materials, could he still save smth? why? he sounded so calm & calculated... btw that memory about enduring torture was shown twice and every time I was looking at his scars :( it's really impressive how he could remain so adamant even with that inhuman experience :( The majority would have been broken. And I was pondering over the inquisitor's words how some accused could still bear any pain inflicted. I wonder if that's true 'cause I genuinely don't get it :( it jogged my memory about some sudden surgery I needed to have, it was a weekend, so doctors were called back to the hospital and while waiting for them I was lying & screaming in the corridor with literally unbearable pain thinking how I understand now all those suicides due to a terminal illness, if the doctors took any more time I was willing to step out of the open window. So I can't fathom how any ppl could possibly endure that excruciating pain :((
'stronger no matter what' is so lame (－‸ლ) He really gets under my skin (｀□′)╯┴┴
aww that gave me chills (^^)b
Great that we don't have to wait long for the next season, as it is on January 4. This new arc must exciting (-人-) I'm truly curious about his past. I wonder if it's gonna be only about that...
hmm the premise is quite interesting--to raise potential deities in the past to avoid the calamities in the future (^^)b but all his disciples are gonna be only girls T_T it kinda dampens my excitement :( though in Chinese titles they don't usually have overexplicit harems (-人-)
sigh, again this repulsive critter T_T whhyyy (－‸ლ) what was the point in focusing on it for such a long time? what significant meaning could it imply? it's just beyond my understanding :( drop...
Gosh, that's tragic T_T my grandma died similar way :( they just locked her in the small country cottage 'cause they were drinking celebrating smth and she fell asleep, they couldn't wake her up, so just decided to come back later. Then the fire started :( It was the first time when I decided that alcohol is abomination. I've been curious how he could be the reason of her death but didn't expect to come across smth so poignant & personal :(
Anyways, this part turned out to be not that bad as I initially expected!
oh, nnice :) I was afraid it's gonna be an ambiguous ending but that final part after the credits set the record straight. welp, still nothing was said explicitly but if two years had passed and he was beaming it means he's as right as rain. I'm glad that the positive part in the title prevailed :D Shouldn't it be 'PosiNega' in this case :))
The only infuriating thing was that victim complex again :( That poor struggling, grieving guy was NOT at fault, it was his cousin's decision and the accident. Shit happens... that misplaced blame is one of my pet peeves. I guess his relatives' attitude made matters worse :( though it's also kinda hard to accuse them given their loss :( sigh, life is such a complicated thing T_T
I'd watch another season of this immersive, emotive story. I enjoyed it a lot <3
I wonder why ppl are so prone to making assumptions in a negative way (－‸ლ) if you don't know, just ask. so simple!
I lloved it so much before when they actually could talk through their predicament but now it's same old annoying trope T_T
The brat was getting on my nerves for so many episodes (－‸ლ) but the final plot twist about the brothers was astonishing(^^)b I wish the other one was the main character but alas :( I'm real curious about the next season though!
Great episode! (^^)b I was roaring with laugher so many times despite an early hour :)) But it was not only hilarious but thought-provoking to boot. All those ideas about attachments, memories, treasure etc. Awesome! ♥
aww (｡♥‿♥｡) Great episode ♥ I didn't expect it to be such a relaxing, meditative story-telling by my beloved Kenjirou Tsuda (●♡∀♡))ヾ☆*。
And it was fascinating to learn about the origin of that Reiko's book & the yokai from the first page...
A plaintive but solid, wholesome story (´∀`)b
I can't stand his arrogant hogwash (－‸ლ) It's not the question of 'trust' but sheer logic of what had to be done in that situation... I feel like dropping but it's the last episode, so I guess I'll endure it but will definitely NOT watch the next season if it's gonna be released .
And what about that old geezer (－‸ლ) how can he be a judge if he's personally involved in that bet?!
oh O_o at least that guy is not totally a lost case, he IS remorseful and realizes now it was the tight call in that situation...
a psycho O_o
so many chars mention his dirty tricks, he's really despicable...
It's not 'his own path' but the one he was tricked to follow using very disgusting methods. I even can see the point of doing anything you have to to achieve your goal but it's def not smth I want to watch, not my type of mc for sure, I need at least some semblance of humanity...
oh and about that blonde guy's potential, we were shown one fight and all he was like--master this, master that (－‸ლ) funny how he was 'freed', lol
dunno even why I enjoyed it so much at the very beginning :(
aaahhhh I'm so anxious about that approaching carriage but they are just wasting their precious time blabbering O_o
oh :) I'm glad for him that he finally managed to overcome his fear of hell!
the inquisitor being pissed off because of his family is even cute despite the dire situation :)
aaahhh I've read countless complaints before about chars running their mouth instead of fighting or other significant action and all the time I was just rolling up my eyes annoyed that ppl don't get it how vital it is to reveal their emotions, inward struggle, time is irrelevant at that point but now for the first time I feel it T_T
zero battle experience, really O_o I guess if they send such wet behind the ears ppl, the fear the church inflicted on all those accused had been more than enough before:(
another cliffhanger T_T so what will be victorious: the crude determination or the blade of an experienced mercenary :)
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He had a great wife--waiting for him patiently, understanding the importance of his work & being able to smile at the end despite that tragic event. Just wow, what a strong woman! <3
The kid's shining eyes pulled at my heartstrings♥, shown twice to boot. esp with that awesome comparison of buds blooming... lloved this episode <3
aaand my deleted comment:
what 'signs of real villainess'?! O_o It was revealed by MC all the time that that saint was just silly, naive, annoying goody two shoes who knew nothing about real world! At least all title long she got on my nerves because she was acting in such a righteous way, talking on her high horse when she did absolutely nothing to improve anything when she had real power, she was just drinking tea with her admirers (－‸ლ)
the moment when "she almost killed mc", you mean when she didn't stop that criminal and let him attack her as a result? It was infuriating specifically for the same reason she explicitly explained--she stupidly believed in all that moral nonsense without any real-life knowledge. Of course, why would she if everyone was smiling and obeying her every whim...
yeah, first I also had my doubts if she used that enchanting spell intentionally but even mc said she didn't and I trust her judgement, so I didn't doubt the saint anymore and the plot proceeded in a logical, natural, perfect way, imho...
welp, next is special in April, 2025.
I tried to look for any announcements for the second season but couldn't find anything T_T but the story is obviously not finished :( I hope for more and soon (-人-)
gosh, that's bloodcurdling T_T even lying comfortably under a warm blanket I feel threatened and anxious listening to his spellbinding voice...
Episodes fly by too fast :(
I wonder though why he changed his mind and didn't mention his daughter. Couldn't they bargain using that info? The inquisitor wouldn't like to drag her into all that, tho I guess it could only infuriate him more :( And is he really right about all those supposedly burnt materials, could he still save smth? why? he sounded so calm & calculated... btw that memory about enduring torture was shown twice and every time I was looking at his scars :( it's really impressive how he could remain so adamant even with that inhuman experience :( The majority would have been broken. And I was pondering over the inquisitor's words how some accused could still bear any pain inflicted. I wonder if that's true 'cause I genuinely don't get it :( it jogged my memory about some sudden surgery I needed to have, it was a weekend, so doctors were called back to the hospital and while waiting for them I was lying & screaming in the corridor with literally unbearable pain thinking how I understand now all those suicides due to a terminal illness, if the doctors took any more time I was willing to step out of the open window. So I can't fathom how any ppl could possibly endure that excruciating pain :((
aww that gave me chills (^^)b
Great that we don't have to wait long for the next season, as it is on January 4. This new arc must exciting (-人-) I'm truly curious about his past. I wonder if it's gonna be only about that...
What a morass T_T poor guys in game dev :( Now I'm curious about the next episode!
Anyways, this part turned out to be not that bad as I initially expected!
can't wait for the second season in July :)
The only infuriating thing was that victim complex again :( That poor struggling, grieving guy was NOT at fault, it was his cousin's decision and the accident. Shit happens... that misplaced blame is one of my pet peeves. I guess his relatives' attitude made matters worse :( though it's also kinda hard to accuse them given their loss :( sigh, life is such a complicated thing T_T
I'd watch another season of this immersive, emotive story. I enjoyed it a lot <3
I lloved it so much before when they actually could talk through their predicament but now it's same old annoying trope T_T
And it was fascinating to learn about the origin of that Reiko's book & the yokai from the first page...
A plaintive but solid, wholesome story (´∀`)b
Why is it even rated so low :( It's awesome! ♥
And what about that old geezer (－‸ლ) how can he be a judge if he's personally involved in that bet?!
oh O_o at least that guy is not totally a lost case, he IS remorseful and realizes now it was the tight call in that situation...
a psycho O_o
so many chars mention his dirty tricks, he's really despicable...
It's not 'his own path' but the one he was tricked to follow using very disgusting methods. I even can see the point of doing anything you have to to achieve your goal but it's def not smth I want to watch, not my type of mc for sure, I need at least some semblance of humanity...
oh and about that blonde guy's potential, we were shown one fight and all he was like--master this, master that (－‸ლ) funny how he was 'freed', lol
dunno even why I enjoyed it so much at the very beginning :(
oh :) I'm glad for him that he finally managed to overcome his fear of hell!
the inquisitor being pissed off because of his family is even cute despite the dire situation :)
aaahhh I've read countless complaints before about chars running their mouth instead of fighting or other significant action and all the time I was just rolling up my eyes annoyed that ppl don't get it how vital it is to reveal their emotions, inward struggle, time is irrelevant at that point but now for the first time I feel it T_T
zero battle experience, really O_o I guess if they send such wet behind the ears ppl, the fear the church inflicted on all those accused had been more than enough before:(
another cliffhanger T_T so what will be victorious: the crude determination or the blade of an experienced mercenary :)