Uhm, so was that whole story actually NOT from a book, but really happened in a prior timeline, and so that’s why not only the female lead, but others also start to remember it more and more vividly?
I have come to really dislike all these sorts of unnecessary complications and not-so-surprising “turns” of events; because they’re already so very common lately that they have become boring clichés themselves.
In this case I also don’t understand why there had to be a modern-clothed “god” in the beginning who gave the female lead her “secret” pouch as some sort of compensation? Which also has modern medicine in a plastic packaging in it – that Charlotte will now recognize as a transmigrator herself *sigh*
Btw.: was the one who now “possesses” Charlotte’s body also already present in the first timeline, or was the former Charlotte the “original” one, or are none of the girls actually transmigrators, but do both of them only remember a long-past life in “our” world? *sigh* All of those possibilities are sooo uncalled-for, they don’t make the story itself even one inch better, they just drag everything out with boring events like those dreams and Charlotte’s one-sided super-drama.
Eveaustria
Uhm, so was that whole story actually NOT from a book, but really happened in a prior timeline, and so that’s why not only the female lead, but others also start to remember it more and more vividly?
I have come to really dislike all these sorts of unnecessary complications and not-so-surprising “turns” of events; because they’re already so very common lately that they have become boring clichés themselves.
In this case I also don’t understand why there had to be a modern-clothed “god” in the beginning who gave the female lead her “secret” pouch as some sort of compensation? Which also has modern medicine in a plastic packaging in it – that Charlotte will now recognize as a transmigrator herself *sigh*
Btw.: was the one who now “possesses” Charlotte’s body also already present in the first timeline, or was the former Charlotte the “original” one, or are none of the girls actually transmigrators, but do both of them only remember a long-past life in “our” world? *sigh* All of those possibilities are sooo uncalled-for, they don’t make the story itself even one inch better, they just drag everything out with boring events like those dreams and Charlotte’s one-sided super-drama.