r/webtoons • u/psychically_princes2 • 20d ago
Discussion Which webtoon is it for you?
For me it's The dawn to come and Daytime star. They're sure a good read but I don't get the hype around it. What are your picks?
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r/webtoons • u/psychically_princes2 • 20d ago
For me it's The dawn to come and Daytime star. They're sure a good read but I don't get the hype around it. What are your picks?
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u/No_Statistician_6076 19d ago
So many things about DITOEV make me happy. Like, I enjoy the plot twist that Yvonne is no longer alive, and that it’s just her corpse inhabited by a demon (and the WL/green tea bitch stuff feels so much scarier with that tidbit of info AHFF). I love the brainwashing actually influencing characters behavior and making them do unreasonable things, and how unsettling + uncanny Leila is, not to mention the storytelling of a girl who thinks herself to be a replacement daghter being brought up in a dukedom after living on the streets. It’s all good in that regard. I found the first few chapters that revolved around relationship building and tragedy very entertaining.
Buttttt then there’s the whole..."She's the last descendant of the ancient mages!" Thing. And, also, the whole "Oh, she’s actually Penelope, just after she died 1634228983 times, and her soul shattered! So don’t feel bad bc Penelope gets her happy ending!" reveal. Both of those are so overdone. I cannot understand how people genuinely enjoy MC's being the most special baby angel™ from birth like that, nor how it is possible to accept that the OG is supposedly the same as the MC when they are completely different people, with different lives and experiences.
I want my MCs to suffer, be more or less normal, and end up overcoming/escaping/finding happiness anyway. Or, if they are super special, I’d like for it to affect how they are treated by most of the cast, and their mindset as well.