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If you are wondering if this is worth to read, give it a shot! Only you can judge whether you'll like it or not.
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Oh, and to those who are complaining about the rushed ending. Read the novel. Then maybe then you won't feel that the ending is rushed anymore
SPOILERS AHEAD
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First, I've been reading a lot of comments, and YES I AGREE WITH YOU THAT THE ENDING WAS RUSHED. This story had so much potential, and basing from the comments, the artist was harrassed and even received death threats, come on, the artist was following what was in the NOVEL. LEARN TO DIFFERENTIATE AN ARTIST AND AN AUTHOR (of course basing from the assumption that these are two different person, since there are talented people out there who can do both!)
Second, There are so much details left out since even if I was in the position of the artist, where majority of the readers are attacking me for something I have no control of since I'm just following the novel, and to realize that they are not enjoying it anymore, even I would lose motivation to keep going. It's the same thing as saying to the artist that her work doesn't matter since the story is still shitty, in the end mixing the art itself on that concept.
Third, YES I UNDERSTAND THE FRUSTRATION THAT EVEN THOUGH SHE EXPERIENCED COUNTLESS OF EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL TRAUMA SHE STILL ENDED UP WITH THE PRINCE. This story has so many twist and turns, but looking at Tia's perspective, she was perplexed and terrified with both the past (original route) and the present, the novel flourished this relationship by trying to mend their broken relationship but thanks to these peabrained peeps who threatened the artist, it was rushed in the manhwa. She really pushed him away and really didn't want anything to do with him, despite his sincerety Tia was still terrified of him.
LET US APPRECIATE THIS MASTERPIECE, THOSE WHO ARE COMPLAINING AND ATTACKING THE ARTIST DOESN'T EVEN KNOW HOW HARD IT IS TO EVEN DRAW A SINGLE CHARACTER AND THE DETAILS ARE SUPERB AND TRULY ARE MASTERPIECE, EACH AND EVERY ONE OF IT (HAD TO LITERALLY ZOOM SO CLOSE TO APPRECIATE THE FINE DETAILS IN THE CLOTHES).