There are spoilers but that's why I stopped reading the story. I put up with first 50 ch unlikable mc's character and finally the author gave up on writing Harem and sent Enid away. It was hypocritical to hint at Enid and Wednesday's relationship for so long and abandon the girl who was FL throughout the series. I regret reading it. Writing Quality: 3s Stability of Updates: 4s Story Development: 1s for Enid Character Design: 1s World Background: 4s
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me too I regret reading this when Enid got ousted.
What? Really? I was only reading for her (cause I don't like the MC).
They break up, around ch 80. Then they promise to wait almost a year, and around ch 110 he chooses to leave Enid.
PsyLoRD:What? Really? I was only reading for her (cause I don't like the MC).
I see, thank you for the heads up. I won't waste my time reading the rest.
Salazarson:They break up, around ch 80. Then they promise to wait almost a year, and around ch 110 he chooses to leave Enid.image
Man blame her mom the director wrote her character not the author of this story
No, that's double standards. Wednesday can be written to have romantic feelings, but is it okay to abandon the Female Lead even though the circumstances are favorable (reviving the household). In the 120th episode, I would have been happy with Wednesday being partners who were solid friends instead of a romantic relationship. (Sherlock-Watson, Jake Peralta- Amy Santiago)
Arisai_Sanhaki:Man blame her mom the director wrote her character not the author of this story
Man I don't think that the Addams and Enid's family would accept that outcome especially the Addams
Salazarson: No, that's double standards. Wednesday can be written to have romantic feelings, but is it okay to abandon the Female Lead even though the circumstances are favorable (reviving the household). In the 120th episode, I would have been happy with Wednesday being partners who were solid friends instead of a romantic relationship. (Sherlock-Watson, Jake Peralta- Amy Santiago)image
This is what I mean by double standards, Wednesday was a character who never had romantic feelings in any of the series and found it illogical, this can change but are teenagers who think they are adults and rebel against many things listening to their families and running away from forbidden love this time?
Arisai_Sanhaki:Man I don't think that the Addams and Enid's family would accept that outcome especially the Addamsimage
That's true That's the reason she said she loved Tyler but never loved him in the real sense in the orighinal
Salazarson:This is what I mean by double standards, Wednesday was a character who never had romantic feelings in any of the series and found it illogical, this can change but are teenagers who think they are adults and rebel against many things listening to their families and running away from forbidden love this time?image
