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I made a quiz that tells you which character trope you fit best! There’s ten different results! Feel free to take it!
Reblog in the tags what you got!
There are parents who got stuck in the "denial" stage and couldn't face their kids and accept.
I really hate it when parents of autistic kids use phrases like “I know they’re in there.” Bitch they’re right in front of you! You haven’t lost them! They’re not locked away like a final boss in a video game!! This is your child As Is! Love them for who they are not what you wish they would be! Fuck!
I am starting to dislike this MC...
My blood is boiling in anger how these men regard women in battle….poor MC! 😖😖
I wish I could sew their mouths shut.
Heyy thanks for the tag :)
Ieyasu (7) is INDEED nasty in namecalling MC but he had some good (if not complicated) side of him. TBH not what I expect for the one who waits, but he did try to wore out MC's patience (and failed). Still, their backtaking episode was GOOD.
Hide (6) is Kind and Charming as usual, but I kind of know how he works; sometimes come off as manipulative off-screen. But for someone who made the cuckoo sing, his actions are understandable. And the best monent was how he responded to Inichiyo when he discovered who wrote that letter.
Nobu (5) is NOT easy if I were in MCs shoes, imagine being forced to marry just like that...and all because he wanted a cook? Haha. Nope. But it would have been better if MC made some a little bit more resistance to him (and see how Nobu goes about rhat in full measure). Anyways, knowing his character, the story did paint Nobu as such a very forceful "you will be my wife whether you like it or not" suitor.
MC as the cuckoo in that famous samurai cuckoo saying… I definitely liked the premise of the event. And here’s what I thought of the contents, in increasing order of happiness!
Ieyasu’s story starts out on a bizarre note: when MC visits his temporary shop because of his random love letter, his goons capture her and Yahiko (poor Y gets rope burns…!), he proposes marriage sweetly, MC calls him out on his fake bullshit, and he reverts to his pissy, insulting self. The guy spends the next few weeks visiting MC’s restaurant, not eating anything, and calling MC stupid. And because MC’s a masochist and highly susceptible to reverse psychology, she works way harder to impress his picky palate than I personally would’ve… Eventually Ieyasu asks MC to move back with him, gets pissy when she doesn’t immediately accept, and disappears for months so that MC can wallow in angst, before coming back and sweeping her away.
…Ugh. WTF did I just read? Why did Ieyasu even like MC in the first place?! He claims he saw her working and instantly fell in love, but that’s BS and his motivations are unclear. And why did MC want to impress this rude idiot anyway? In this story Ieyasu deserves a punch to the face, not delicious food and true love. I hated it. Ieyasu fans may disagree, but I personally can’t stand his stupid “poison smile” right now. ^_^
Personal enjoyment: 1/10
In this story it’s clear that Hideyoshi’s been harboring a crush on MC for a while because she’s “cute and hardworking.” Giving Inichiyo an aneurysm with his flirty tactics is simply a plus for this charmer. MC’s shy, but he spends his days allowing himself to be friend zoned and being nice to her and helping with groceries and such. And making MC jealous with his perfumes handkerchieves and fixing women’s sandals, but hey, we always knew this guy was a rogue, lol. In the end, right before he gives up on MC forever, he realizes that MC’s jealousy stems from mutual feelings, and the story ends on a hopeful note (“Perhaps this doesn’t have to be the end of things just yet?”).
I thought H was pretty likeable in this event personally, but as with Ieyasu, I found his romantic motivations to be unclear. How was it possible he had a crush on MC if he’d never talked to her before? What made her so special, besides plot reasons?! In any case, I don’t love jealousy plots and the story itself was pretty simplistic imho, but H was sweet and I thought it wasn’t too bad overall.
Personal enjoyment: 5.5/10
Nobunaga’s ES starts out in a classically Nobunaga-ish fashion, with the guy demanding marriage from MC out of nowhere. And MC’s having none of it! He eventually reveals he actually wanted MC for her one-of-a-kind cooking skills, lmfao. Of course. This makes total sense 😂. Anyway, Nobunaga drags MC to hang out several times during his stay in Kyoto, and the pair eventually do grow genuine feeelings for each other over sugar-fueled dates. The guy comes back from a battle to rescue MC at a critical moment, confesses his final reason for wanting MC (“because I couldn’t think of dying and leaving you behind”), and everyone lives happily ever after.
Nobunaga is an absolute treat when he’s not hurting anyone with his ridiculous antics, and he was definitely in fine form in this story! He gives off strong YA novel love interest vibes with his stupid imperiousness (that MC doesn’t take seriously thank goodness), and I am A-ok with that, lol. I also liked how his motivations were clear throughout the entire story! Overall, I thought this ES was delightful to read and it was definitely my favorite of the lot.
Personal enjoyment: 9/10
All in all, I wouldn’t say this was my favorite event, but I came in with no expectations so from that perspective it could’ve been worse.
If you want another (more thirsty, lol) perspective you should check out @aedysa’s recap! I have no idea how to link on mobile though ^_^
Anyway, what did you all think of this event? :)
By: Martini Fisher
Source: https://www.ancient-origins.net/history-ancient-traditions/honorable-death-samurai-and-suicide-feudal-japan-005822
From @otome-comments ❤❤
5 Things In My Bag:
Small Notebook
Assorted Pilot G-tec Pens
Assorted Stabilo Highlighter Pens
Small Perfume Bottle
Lipgloss
5 Things In My Room:
Old Laptop (10 years in service)
"Malleable" study lamp (you can twist its neck on all sides without problems)
Hand lotion
2 Pillows and 1 mini-pillow
1 Comforter
5 of My Favorite Things:
My Dad's Laptop (its powerful and game friendly)
My VIVO Android Phone
Colorful gel pens, ballpens, sign pens, markers...etc..
Coloring Books
BOX of Talecraft Cards
5 Things I am Currently Into:
SLBP
Six Flying Dragons
Coffee Shops
Sleeping
Playing
5 Things in my to-do list:
CLEAN the floor under my bed
Exercise
Read some books
Create Fanfiction
SAVE money for 2019 Christmas Gifts
Tagged by @serenity-writes. You’re absolutely amazing! 💕
5 Things in my bag:
Wallet
Tampons 😂
Granola bars
Kleenex
Portable phone charger
5 Things in my room:
3 blankets
A giant plant
An EXO poster
Olive oil (how did that get in here?!)
A bunch of water, just in case
5 Of My Favorite Things:
My bae :)
Soft fuzzy warm blankets
Instant hot chocolate
Nice smelling shampoo
A relaxing weekend
5 Things I’m currently into:
Marie Kondo
Romance is a Bonus Book
Attack on Titan (thanks @sharksmirk 😂)
Off-season DIY pumpkin spice everything
Cheesy otome stories :)
5 Things in my to-do list:
Call my parents
Taxes
Clear out my fridge 😬
Move! ^_^
Make a DMV appointment, lol
Tagging @sharksmirk, @luallice, @himiko-kaze, @ard-kancha, @reinasescape, @lxvescramble, @aedysa, and anyone else who’s interested! :)
So. Ieyasu. Who I see is in the top five characters in Japan again. (There’s a psychological study in that, if anyone has the resources.) I finally finished his MS a few weeks ago, but have been putting off writing my overall impressions because, frankly, I haven’t wanted to.
I collected dozens of screenshots documenting how his character does and doesn’t change throughout the story, but the thought of going through them just to say the same things as before has been disheartening. Rather than talk about abuse and the romantic view it’s given here again, I’m going to start by talking about something I haven’t given much attention to yet: the non-Ieyasu characters.
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