You can’t help but feel sorry for characters like Yvonne here. Sure, the heroine didn’t have a chance to practice embroidery much because she was using most of her free time to become a better summoner… But Yvonne spent all her life trying her best and working hard to become the best waifu.
The princess chose symbolism over quality as is her right, but that is still unfair to those that created the better embroideries. Not because they don’t win, but because losing makes it seem in the eyes of other people as if Yvonne’s embroidery was less good than the one that was picked.
Interesting though from a story perspective in this chapter it seems as if the author suddenly decided to change Yvonne from an antagonist into a secondary heroine. Look at the way her face is drawn softer and cuter and then look at her thoughts and compare this to how she was portrayed only a few chapters ago. It is interesting because it wasn’t done gradually but rather in haste. There was no real buildup to it or character development… just a of a sudden she changed into a heroine in this chapter.
Truthspeaker
You can’t help but feel sorry for characters like Yvonne here. Sure, the heroine didn’t have a chance to practice embroidery much because she was using most of her free time to become a better summoner… But Yvonne spent all her life trying her best and working hard to become the best waifu.
The princess chose symbolism over quality as is her right, but that is still unfair to those that created the better embroideries. Not because they don’t win, but because losing makes it seem in the eyes of other people as if Yvonne’s embroidery was less good than the one that was picked.
Interesting though from a story perspective in this chapter it seems as if the author suddenly decided to change Yvonne from an antagonist into a secondary heroine. Look at the way her face is drawn softer and cuter and then look at her thoughts and compare this to how she was portrayed only a few chapters ago. It is interesting because it wasn’t done gradually but rather in haste. There was no real buildup to it or character development… just a of a sudden she changed into a heroine in this chapter.
Suchi Singh
idk man! this was a little unfair, I think another one was more detailed and good, author let her win because she is the protaganist
Xandra
Bird symbolize Freedom, simple yet meaningful