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That is my answer to your impression that Zeno expresses a limited spectrum of feelings.]I already explained this.
That is my answer to your impression that Zeno expresses a limited spectrum of feelings.]I already explained this.
I'm really looking forward to see more of Kye-sook, for me he's more interesting than the main characters right now, I hope his development would be carried out nicely, It would be really good if he wasn't made to be a complete villain, someone in this manga has to NOT be swayed by Yona, and for a good and acceptable reason at that, and I have my hopes up that Kye-sook is going to play that role.I hope Kusanagi will use it as an opportunity to develop Kye-Sook. It would be nice to know his reasons to follow Su-won and to see events from his perspective.
It's because I consider Yona "Thank you" to others is mere thankful word, not a praise. Praising is more than that, mostly speech includes more elaboration on efforts a character has done for whom and consequence of his actions.Yona does praise people a lot actually. She praises the dragons all the time, and she also praised Tae-Jun and Lily. And she praises mommy Yoon too. She also isn't the type of person who feels like taking credit for all accomplishments, she is just that the face of the group. I don't know why she needs to surpass Soo-Won as a ruler - because she doesn't want to be one anyway. According to me she is already a better person, and emotionally stronger and more empathetic than Soo-Won. After all, Soo-Won wasn't able to get rid of his feelings of revenge, whereas Yona doesn't even think about revenge anymore, and only looks ahead. As someone who likes Yona, I think that's enough for me. Someone like Yona who cares for all of humanity is not suited as a Queen of one country and doesn't need to be one.

The problem is that Soo Won will lose face, if he ignores the disobedience of the Fire Tribe. A lot of soldiers were present, when Yona more or less admitted that she influenced them.I'm most interested in how Suwoon is going to deal with the Fire tribe, It's not a small thing what they did, can this be considered as some sort of betrayal? They tried to fool the King they're supposed to be loyal for, taking orders from someone else, no matter who or how fond of him/her they were deserves sever punishment. The same goes for the Wind tribe actually but Suwoon doesn't expect much from the Wind tribe to start with, so their actions don't surprise him, they're also Located next to Xing so he doesn't need to worry about them for a while, but the Fire tribe are bordering the Kai empire, so he cannot afford them playing tricks on him.
It's not only because he'll lose face, this situation was really dangerous, and it could have been much worse for Kouka had the author decided to make things worse for Yona,The problem is that Soo Won will lose face, if he ignores the disobedience of the Fire Tribe. A lot of soldiers were present, when Yona more or less admitted that she influenced them.
I agree it was dangerous. But I referred to the situation after they discovered Yona s trick. Soo Won has to punish Tae Jun in any case, since there were quite much spectators present.It's not only because he'll lose face, this situation was really dangerous, and it could have been much worse for Kouka had the author decided to make things worse for Yona,the problem is this author is glorifying a poorly developed character after doing irrational moves and there's no one in her group intelligent enough to realize that,forget about Yona, the fire tribe were retarded enough to listen to her, that's the problem Suwoon and hopefully kyeshuk need to take care of.
Yeah, but on the other hand it was shown that Tea-Jun has a crush on Yona and it was made clear at the beginning of the manga that he is not the brightest fellow, so while it was stupid, I think it was not out of character.the fire tribe were retarded enough to listen to her, that's the problem Suwoon and hopefully kyeshuk need to take care of.
Kyoga was trying hard to prove himself, so I suspect he will be furious with his brother for lightning the beacon.Even if he doesn t wish to aggravate the situation of the fire tribe or produce ill will in the Kan family. I would say Kyoga may understand the situation, but the relationship will be more tense than before.
I think about it too. It sounds like there is nothing interesting in it.I think it is still plenty for the fraction loving jealousy issues.(I wonder if I should read the chapter or just skip it...)
At best its a misunderstanding, on yonas part. I've given up on the jealousy thing... I dont really expect ayame to flirt with hak if her lover is just around the corner or hak responding to her advances. The gang will be on the move anyway...I think it is still plenty for the fraction loving jealousy issues.(I wonder if I should read the chapter or just skip it...)
I wonder if it was at least adressed partially. At least during the fire tribe arc and in earlier chapters, I thought that it was somehow hinted, but if so, I agree mostly Kusanagi didn t make much of it.Well, I cannot say I am surprised that something like this happened and because I have never enjoyed this mediocre romance, I am at least not disappointed either, or rather I am only disappointed that there seems to be nothing about the Fire Tribe.
To this day I genuinely don’t understand why Kusanagi has not used Yona’s trauma after seeing her father killed by her beloved Su-won to make her unwilling to get into any romantic relationship. This is a legitimate reason for not wanting to enter into any romantic relationship for at least many months. Instead we got a bunch of shoujo clichés like Yona being blind and oblivious to Hak’s unsubtle advances, shoujo baits and dumb misunderstandings like this one, which in case of this manga are completely unnecessary.
It would demand some research in the field of psychology, but she could have made a story where Yona is copying with her trauma and Hak is helping her in the process, so there still would be a slow-burning romance and it would make a lot of sense that it is so slow-burning, but no.
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I think it is only addressed when she is asked if she has someone she likes and she replies that she had one and her eyes go blank. Unfortunately, this is not an issue in her relationship with Hak and I don’t remember it being ever hinted to be an obstacle. The main obstacles are that she is oblivious to Hak’s feelings and that they don’t talk.I wonder if it was at least adressed partially. At least during the fire tribe arc and in earlier chapters, I thought that it was somehow hinted, but if so, I agree mostly Kusanagi didn t make much of it.
I think the prediction @@Aylinn made that the confession will come at the end will come true. I personally wanted them to confess their feelings not because I like this pair too much, but only because I want to move on with the story.