I on the other hand don’t think any of them has done summoning or alchemy or magic in general any justice. They get magic like a bonus buff and it’s probably mentioned/used once or twice in the entirety of the story. I’d love to read a magic oriented manhwa with a female lead where she actually learn the magic systematically at an academy, uses the magic to go on adventures, and do stuff in general WITH MAGIC instead of her daddy’s noble status and/or knowledge of art/business opportunities from future.. The only ones i can think of are those Golden haired elementalist one. And the one where FL has purple hair and heterochromia with one eye red🤔 though i remember the author nerfed her powers midway to make way for romance 🙄
Why do regression manhwa always make the FL a spirit summoner or alchemist? I don’t have a problem with the story, but the trope feels so overdone in general.
Who was the first to do this and why is everyone copying them?
FabledSable
I on the other hand don’t think any of them has done summoning or alchemy or magic in general any justice. They get magic like a bonus buff and it’s probably mentioned/used once or twice in the entirety of the story. I’d love to read a magic oriented manhwa with a female lead where she actually learn the magic systematically at an academy, uses the magic to go on adventures, and do stuff in general WITH MAGIC instead of her daddy’s noble status and/or knowledge of art/business opportunities from future.. The only ones i can think of are those Golden haired elementalist one. And the one where FL has purple hair and heterochromia with one eye red🤔 though i remember the author nerfed her powers midway to make way for romance 🙄
AMarshmallowOnTop
if esker isn’t the ML imma die
Knm1991
Why do regression manhwa always make the FL a spirit summoner or alchemist? I don’t have a problem with the story, but the trope feels so overdone in general.
Who was the first to do this and why is everyone copying them?