whoah so the FL finally finds out his feeling in just 6 chapters. I thought she was gonna be quite dense, but no. It's good tho

immortality

Both FL and ML are immortals essentially but we can feel their mutual pining and pain, and it's realistic, because they don't know that each other is immortal. I really like the FL's thoughts on how she can never die, and how lonely that kind of life is.

"Whether I really forgot or was deliberately trying not to remember, but it didn't matter now.

Every time I felt happy because of the promise that I wouldn't have any regrets about the past, I felt anxious at the same time. All the present will someday become the past, and happy memories always remain as regrets."

I just COULD NOT EVEN when Ei undramatically finds out that Dante is, in fact, also immortal and then... she just decides not to tell him she is too. WHAT THE ****. She doesn't have any reason not to tell him except some super vague "well, I've never told anyone before, it seems like it's kind of hard for me to bring up because of that, I guess I'll just put it off until it comes up, we should be fine together anyway for some years, maybe someday I'll tell him I'm immortal and can't die and will eventually revive if I'm killed... "

All this after her previous emphasis on living a calm loner (if not necessarily lonely) life because of the endless emotional exhaustion involved in having any kind of close relationship with people whom she will always outlive.

Literally, this woman finds out that her super hot husband that she's supposedly so in love with is ALSO IMMORTAL and declines to tell him about her own immortality and how it works. Because of no particular reason.

Not to mention that her whole "dimension-shifting" ability is revealed off-screen to Dante, unless I somehow missed reading it—it's, like, token mentioned off-handedly that oh yeah he was surprisingly accepting of her telling him about the dimension-traveling thing and didn't question it at all, and yet she felt that she just couldn't bear to follow that up by telling him about her immortality/resurrection ability because she had vague negative feelings about it.

Naturally her violent bomb-death occurs immediately after she promises to tell him a secret when he gets back from work i.e. tell him about her immortality, and then she revives 10 years later. And she still lacks any kind of emotion or personality, instead calmly walking around to find out where she is (there are weird rules about her dying so if she dies in a fire or by drowning she'll revive in a random location for whatever reason, and this time she revives wearing our-world-modern-day-clothing for whatever reason), and then blah blah, convenient plot stuff happens so she finds out about Dante being the Master of the Mage Tower and going "mad" and seeking bloody vengeance on those responsible for her death for the past 10 years, and her reaction is basically to decide, "Oh. Poor Dante. Too bad I didn't ever get around to telling him about my immortality thing. I guess I'd better try to go see him."

We also get a couple of brief Dante-POV scenes where he's beyond melodramatically mourning Ei, like, literally standing in pools of the blood of his enemies while angsting over her death 10 years ago. He did not seem that obsessed with her when they were together and although her death was unequivocally violent and horrible, his behavior and actions are so hyperbolic I can't take him seriously. There was no setup at all for this level of reaction from him, no indication that he had any particularly obsessive, vengeful, or extreme personality, or that he was passionately, deeply, wholly, insanely in super-love with Ei.

All this is around chapter 34 or so, and there are 147 main-story chapters total. What the **** happens for 113 more chapters.

Oh, and if you're curious, the bomb-death thing was a declaration of war by an enemy country because it makes a lot of sense to declare war by brutally magic-bombing a small unknown village on the border clean off the map and killing everyone. I don't know if there's going to be some Secret Reveal that the village was tactically important somehow or maybe they were targeting the village because they knew Dante and/or his wife was living there (though apparently him being married was kind of a secret not known outside the village?), but it seems like maybe not because the Magic Tower was supposedly a neutral entity until Ei's death, when Dante went batsh*t and went out to eradicate the enemy country's forces in alliance with their home country.

⚠️ WARNING⚠️ Bias complaint

The man literally destroyed her house and has been rude to her ever since, but the first thing she does is talk kindly and ask him to eat?! I guess dying too many times made her s*upid and emotionless.

Also, I understand KR writers are not native English, but a female teacher named Julian? A male lead named Dante? A female lead named Ei? I understand you probably want Dante because of the 9 Hells and that's supposed to be so great, but really? Out of so many other great names? Also what the hell is Ei?

Basically he becomes interested in het because she doesn't react to him or treat him like most people do. She's indifferent of him. Then that interest turns into curiousity, and then he falls in love.