The point was jeremy chased the opposite of his fate. He got what he truly wanted in the price of never becoming a king
I just want to confirm but if that’s the case that chapter is still unnecessary regardless the ML was going to go after the MC. Also the author threw off the readers by having the story start of from the perspective of a different male lead and that original connection didn’t really end up going anywhere
Yeah about that even i thought that was crazy lol but i think author really wanted viewers to believe for a second that jeremy really wasnt going to become the male lead to enforce this idea of him going against fate. Maybe the flow had had been better when the viewers read one chapter a week when it was still ongoing bcs it came off weirdly paced when you read it all at once if that make sense. In my opinion chapter 1 shouldve opened with the fortunetelling than cutting into daniel’s pov and some parts definitely could be written better but i thought the author’s idea was pretty refreshing alas.
If the author was not going to follow the actually fortune there was no point to even using that.
Originally Jeremy was suppose to become a king and having everything EXCEPT what he truly desires ——-> that’s sends a message that Jeremy isn’t the end game and I was waiting for the other guy to win the MC’s heart but it’s just that the fortune ends up being false and insignificant because Jeremy never even reached any of that it’s an ok story in the end