My Happy Marriage (light novel)
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| Seeing Miyo gush and laugh was so cute!!! She’s come so far. But I swear to god that she can’t catch a break 😂 she got sum zombies/ghosts coming after her now. And I’m glad that she got some resolution with Koji, he is right that he needs to get stronger, because he has been a little hoe for now at least 👍 |
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| Good for Kaya that she's going to be a maid somewhere else, maybe she'll be less arrogant after that lol. And Kudou's sister teaching Miyo was really cute! Though that end...things aren't going to be peaceful soon :/ |
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| Hazuki seems cool. Loved seeing her teach Miyo the ways of being a lady lol. Alright, seems like this other family's plan is now underway. As to how this dude knows who Miyo is? I have no clue. Probably just knows that she's of the Usuba family and wants to utilize her power or something. Why can't they just leave this girl alone.... |
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| Everyone is after Miyo. |
| It's good to see Kouji set out to a journey of self-growth. He's definitely not as refined as Kudo or even as a man. Way too young to be able to care for Miyo. And I think Kaya having a small taste of the real world isn't bad either. |
| Miyo has such a beautiful personality. It takes real strength to endure that kind of abuse & still be so forgiving & understanding. I'm very impressed with this show. & very curious to see where the plot is heading. |
| Finally, we meet a new character and someone that does not appear in the live action movie: Kiyoka's older sister, Hazuki. I'm not sure if she'll be able to teach anything to Miyo, but I like her personality. From all the drama in the previous episodes, this one is more filler or light-hearted. Perhaps this is done so we get a break because next episode appears to be more intense. The grave has been opened, which in contrast is the opening scene in the movie. We will also meet Miyo's relatives from her mother's family. This is gonna be good |
| I know this is fiction, but I'm confused what time period they're basing it on. Before everyone was in robes & kimonos except for the military so I thought it was early 20th-century type vibes, but in this episode there were a couple characters wearing almost contemporary clothing. |
| Can someone explain why Kaya isn't going with her parents to the villa in the countryside? |
| Even when I was in crowd, I was always alone |
| Nah, they all got off super easy. They've been terrorizing this poor girl for years and all they got was this? It wasn't even Kudou that burned the house down so the dad and stepmom literally got off scott free, chillin in the summer villa, like wtf? How is it that Kaya got punished but the mom didn't when she was clearly just as involved? Kaya's punishment is also too light. Despite what many say here, she's not going to an environment to be treated the same like Miyo was treated. Sure, she'll be a servant, but she likely won't be enduring abuse from the entire household the way Miyo was subjected to for years (that'd be like saying Hana's situation was as bad as Miyo's, which it clearly wasn't). Yet several times this episode they put shots like you were supposed to sympathize with her situation, really? The writing didn't leave any room for you to feel sorry for her. She was a clear menace from the start. Kujou's dad also got off really easy. Oh no, he had to step down, so sad. Dude would've eventually stepped down and his kid would've taken over the house eventually anyway. What kind of punishment is that for everything he did? Do they not have prisons or anything? Like is kidnapping and abuse legal in this place or something? Also, wtf is up with Kouji? He knows all the shit Kaya put Miyo through and still he gives Kaya sympathy like she deserved any. Then when she rejected him (obvious, cause who tf wants to be with such a coward who did nothing all this time but act nice?), dude literally tried to rebound and go back to Miyo, knowing she is happy with Kudou now. It's not that he is better than the other clowns, he just put on a different mask because he has a different motive but you can tell from this episode what his selfish motive truly is for acting nice all these years. |
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