I’ve said this so many times, but I’ll repeat it—WMMAP will forever have a special place in my heart. The characters stuck out to me, regardless of all their flaws. Athanasia’s struggles, Claude’s grief, Lucas’ love, Jennette’s pain; all of them, I will never forget.
WMMAP has made me realize and soccer so many things. Because of WMMAP, I found a way to fix my relationship with my father; I started writing stories I was actually passionate about; I started writing videos with dedication and effort I never once did—
WMMAP has stayed by my side for a very long time. I’ve been a fan since chapter 36-or so, but I’ve only actually showed my live for it this past year. I will never forget the day I stumbled upon an AMV and fell in love with the art, leading to me finding “Who Made Me A Princess”.
I cannot express the amount of gratitude I want to show to Spoon, Plutus, the editors, the fans who bought the physical copies, the supporters, the media creators, the meme makers, the parallel finders—everyone, who even gave WMMAP a hint of their attention, thank you.
Spoon has given her all to bring the art to life, even though her health wasn’t as good; she continued and served us the fruits of her labor.
Plutus has written and planned all the major details of the story, crafted a novel hich bloomed the manhwa we all know and love.
The editors have made sure no mistake could potentially be sent out, giving us the polished state of WMMAP it is today.
Everyone was needed so we can be here right now, where we’re reading the end of an amazingly painful but beautiful story about a girl who just wanted her father’s love; and so much more.
I never regret waiting every time for a new chapter, even if it left me in tears or smiling like an idiot. Never regret routing for Athanasia’s happiness, while also praying Jennette could be saved from all the schemes.
WMMAP has been and will always be a constant never-changing aspect of my life, and I will continue re-reading it as I grow older. I’ll share it with my younger relatives, and forever be thankful I was born when WMMAP was updating.
To everyone who believes WMMAP has ended, it’s true—but its legacy remains strong. For me, at least, I’ll continue writing stories about this beautiful tale.
