Ch. 161Do You Also Think I’m Not Good Enough?
Key Plot Points and Events
- Jana's presence disrupts Kiana's plans and focuses her thoughts on the Stigmata world Jana carries.
- Yomi and Kiana explore Jana's Stigmata world, discovering that all Stigmatas can form Stigmata crystals containing worlds.
- Jana causes a commotion when she objects to Kiana sleeping in the same room as Yomi, leading to a tense standoff.
- Kiana intervenes and calms both Yomi and Jana, explaining that Yomi is her lover and asking Jana not to interfere in her personal matters.
Character Developments
- Yomi: Becomes increasingly jealous and resentful due to Kiana's past relationships with Ruan Mei and Jana. Her emotions boil over when Jana dismisses her, leading to a potential fight.
- Kiana: Realizes the hurt she has caused Yomi by neglecting her due to her past relationships. She apologizes and reassures Yomi of her love.
- Jana: Reveals that she considers it her duty to protect Kiana and is confused by the concept of a 'lover.' She decides to investigate the meaning of 'lover' in the Stigmata world.
Significant Themes
- Jealousy and resentment: Yomi's feelings towards Kiana's past relationships and Jana's dismissive attitude towards her.
- Communication and understanding: The lack of communication between Kiana and Yomi about their feelings leads to misunderstandings and hurt.
- Protection and duty: Jana's sense of duty to protect Kiana and her confusion about human relationships.
Character Interactions
- Yomi and Kiana: Yomi's jealousy and resentment towards Kiana's past relationships lead to a tense standoff with Jana. Kiana apologizes and reassures Yomi of her love.
- Kiana and Jana: Kiana explains to Jana that Yomi is her lover and asks Jana not to interfere in her personal matters. Jana decides to investigate the meaning of 'lover' in the Stigmata world.
- Yomi and Jana: Yomi's anger towards Jana's dismissive attitude leads to a potential fight, which Kiana intervenes to prevent.