Send by your predecessors, I am the powerful, the pleasurable, the indestructible MU~SHU~

I'm sure Lorenzo isn't the type to take out his anger on somebody weaker... This surely won't cause any trouble later on--

It's hard not to be biased as a reader, but from the perspective of the other characters, everything about Ruby must be suspicious.

Her overly happy-go-lucky persona. Her connection to all the monster incidents. Furthermore, her background/real Ruby (rumours). Her position and motivations (pressured, scrutinized, out of place).

The only non-suspicious part is her scars and eating-habits, indicating she's not who she pretends to be.

It could be MUCH worse than this. In fact, this is still lukewarm. Even the monsters are friendly.

Princess Arianne is this story's healing soul. T_T

Someone cursed her? She is not allowed to be healed. Monsters flock around her and the horses seem hostile. I've seen this pattern before...

Playing the innocent fool might come back to bite her later on. Especially because everybody already has established prejudice against her...

Very true. If done right, though, it pokes at your heartstrings and makes you invested in the story.

The art is very captivating. The atmosphere, most eerie. What's not to like.

I hope this is DARK, TRAGIC and most of all utterly SATISFYING. People say this is not for the faint of heart, so I hope they are right. Till this day, I have not found anything as disturbing as Made In Abyss. And no, I'm not looking for horror. I'm looking for tragedy. If executed well, tragedy elevates all other genres present. Romance? What if everything felt hopeless, wouldn't you appreciate it more? Comedy? What if said comedy lightened the mood and lifted your spirit from darkness, wouldn't you appreciate it more? Not that I don't like something wholesome once in a while, but if you claim to be a tragedy, don't insult the genre.

Been a long time since I re-read a Manwha and enjoyed it. Maybe because I didn't remember the ending and never read the Side Story, I was always motivated. I ended up reading from start to finish in only two days. Definitely a good read.

I highly recommend reading: "The Holy Grail of Eris" if you liked this one, and it's also scheduled for an anime soon as well. The updates are slow but very worth it.

The first two chapters almost lost me, but I'm glad I stayed. This is much appreciated and very similar to Eminence in Shadow.

Literally the only guy EVER to say "I love misunderstandings", but suit yourself I gess.

Zeus and Astaroth are two different figures from distinct mythologies. The concept of Astaroth is believed to originate from the ancient Canaanite goddess Astarte, who was eventually demonized and transformed into a male demon by Christian and Jewish theologians. However some ancient sources, like the 1st-century writer Philo of Byblos, connect them by identifying Astarte as the counterpart to Zeus (Baal).

Now you know. They are counterparts. Astaroth is a goddess and a demon... interesting.

One thing that surprises me more than anything, this chapter, was the fact that the other girl came forth and actually apologized for her words, and it wasn't even the main girl. Poor thing was just forgotten...

Not gonna lie, this plot is cheese.

The bar for "genius" is pretty low these days...

I was almost heartbroken when both "Into the Light Once Again" and "Damn Reincarnation" stopped updating about a year ago, since I'm a sucker for gut-wrenching revenge plots. I'm glad to see this one got a well deserved end, in the end.

Let me guess. The fracture in the Goddess' barrier was caused by her reincarnation? She will continue to introduce modern world themes until she's eventually forced to confront the Saintess to right the wrongs. THE END. I really hope I'm wrong, but this seems to be the potline of 90% of all villainess stories.

Now you have to grow beyond to the point where you can appreciate a manga for whatever qualities and small details it DOES possess. This manga has one of the weakest plots I've ever seen, and most decisions make next to zero sense, yet I read 48 chapters of this. Why? Because once in a while you get these MEGA HYPE panels, which reminds me of a time past (BASERK). That is the reason I stay, and that is the reason I can to some extent enjoy this. Very VERY few stories manage to grasp my wholehearted attention. Maybe 20 or less throughout my 15 years of reading. I live for those moments of pure adrenaline, be it spectacular or heartbreaking.