Comments of chapter undefined of HP: A Magical Journey [Complete]
HP: A Magical Journey [Complete]
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If Daphne didn’t have the possibility to stay with Quinn, I don’t know if she would just want him to be happy. And Ivy never thought her with Quinn would happen. In this three way situation, she feels behind Daphne in many ways, which is normal. So her wanting Quinn to be happy with her is normal I think
CopyPaste1:Agree with you but is not only about the 2 girls. Ivy character is so annoying and childish and she is egomaniac. she is almost 17, knows death and the war coming and she is crying about moving houses for few months. Plus Daphne wants Mc to be Happy, Ivy wants Mc be happy with her !
to be honest, I suffered from 290-310 chapters, but now I say goodbye,In my opinion, from a fascinating book about the study and attraction to magic, it has become the usual under-romantic and then not very good, and also a harem,Speaking of the harem, someone can justify that it's because Greed has already invited Ivy (annoying b***)And the MC didn't break up with the relationship to offend her,Seriously? Idiot reason, It's much easier to talk about sins and explain well of course no MC just leaves it as it is .And by the way, about MS, it either seems so to me or it is (I don’t know, I can be blind and inattentive in some places), then after the start of a relationship, he studies less / teaches magic / invents Which prompted me to think that now the magic is in the background and now the author only needs "romance" yes, I could read and understand somewhere incorrectly, since English is her native language
So he gets into a dangerous fight with 13 people and he didn't even think to shoot her a message to let her know it happened and that he was okay? I can understand Ivy since she was involved in the incident but Daphne had to learn from her father and sent a fax to see him. His inattention to her outside of specific moments just feels like unless she's right there he forgets about her rather than really caring.
