It feels like this first season is a sneak peek of the important characters, of how their childhood stories are like. Love the storytelling for Fjord though

Interesting so far. It's hard to tell where the story's about to go, but the artstyle, dialogues, and variety of characters are interesting. None of the characters are bland for my taste, and the FMC has intriguing characteristics and emotional background.

Here to reread and bookmark just to stare at them. What a quiet yet enamoring romantic scene. I can't wait for what follows lol

The art is so fucking gorgeous.

How pitiful that sucks.

Nice prologue

Poor Rayburn man

I thought we just graduated from a love triangle. Wdym we're gonna have a love Pentagon like this

The Angenas lived long enough. Get em out of this series

Meh

I don't think I'd ever be ready to see Iruma becoming a demon of lust or something. It feels so out of character, but it's funny how he looks the same with greedruma.

There's an update in other sites.

Drop any sorts of expectations for what kind of story this would be. This isn't family fluff or whatever lighthearted stuff. The characters and their struggles are sensible with some creepy Freud-inspired elements here and there.

One thing is for sure: it has an exemplar storytelling and visual illustration, that it made me crave for another manhwa that does it like this. It's also character-driven, and you just love how the characters are written. Romance starts post-time skip, and it's such a beautiful aspect of this story. Highly, highly recommended. 10/10 for me so far.

It's nothing personal for them. That's just how it is, but the assholeness is rarely done creatively which is unbefitting for corrupted people who's supposed to be witty enough to stay hidden.

Highly recommended for the genre, but beware that it's not enjoyable all throughout. I love the character stories. Most characters are punchable jerks though. The characters are very nuanced and morally grey, making them complex and humane. They might seem self-contradicting, but considering their experiences and events, I find their reactions to be sensible. For example, even if at some point, characters are inclined to develop feelings for FMC, they would back out at certain scenarios due to circumstances without making a move on her. These motives create the subtleties and nuances in their actions and encounters with the FMC, adding depth to these encounters.

I just want to address a naive critic on the FMC in an older comment: FMC is an interesting character exactly because of her self-awareness and firm resolve to attain her motives, and the use of her very trauma is valid which puts this story among the few sensible Isekai stories that elaborate on their earth experiences and wounded soul. The writing on her is well-thought and planned, and she truly and sincerely started off with that firm resolve without half-assing her plans. At present, it would only be interesting to find her firm resolve crumble for a character development that would smoothen her cracked and morally grey principles. She even got her well-deserved punishment for her naivety in the current season. Many people criticize the MC because she doesn't treat the male leads as humans with emotions, and they all hate what she did to Eckles, which is very humane. She was neglectful like your generic love-bomber, but as I said, she got punished for it. Anyway, her flaws aren't mean to be embraced nor loved, although it is a frustrating reading experience, she was still well-written. I wouldn't dare to call this a masterpiece, but this manhwa and the main couple are loved for profound reasons.

It's still frustrating to read sometimes because of the character flaws, but the fact that they're intentional is a sad pass for me. To even compare the characters in this story to generic fantasy stories is disservice to the character nuances. The world-building, gorgeous art, pacing, dialogues, etc. are good enough as well. When I read the prologue, I only expected an enjoyable light-hearted otome isekai romance, only to have my expectations crushed for a more interesting experience.

Yeah it's harem

Duke did so much stuff only for his beloved wife to sacrifice herself for him

Man I wish I could just read everything in this game soon.

Idk why Trauma is the title but that was intense

Highly recommended 8.3/10. The flow and pacing are alright. It's not too slow, but it's not rash either. All characters are enjoyable because of the comedy. I can't think of any annoying, punchable, dumb stock character, which I really like because I don't have to put up with needless stress for some dumb character. Not even that "old man" is annoying because even his evil schemes are sensible for a greedy noble. The artstyle might be unconventional at first, but it gets better in like 50 chapters~ I think by season 2.

The FL and ML are kinda refreshing. They're just adorable. Even people's appreciation for FL is sensible. FL isn't some damsel in distress nor a Mary Sue. They're just both acting on their feelings for each other without being so stressful. I also like that there are always other characters who don't even mess with the main leads. They're just there being supporting characters bringing out comedy and some circumstances for the plot. I love Blan though, he's always funny.

This manhwa have both romance and comedy tags, but it's not solely based on romcom. I feel like I enjoy both genre separately. The plot was alright, and it's a light hearted experience. The progress of their romance might feel slow. Considering the timeline, I think it's just the pacing that's a bit slow, but I think it's enough because it allows for smooth flow and pacing, and it still builds on their stories without using fillers or empty events that don't add anything to the story.