Could Have Been Better.

I might drop this. Interesting concept, but badly executed. In my opinion, the story stopped progressing after freeing the slaves with the help of Sanghee's brother. It's confusing which plot does the author really want to go with ー changing this made up world's current stigma and government through Sanghee, or focusing in political strife between the men, with the King and the Empire.

I was expecting Sanghee's power to be the power of words, (like a charismatic public speaker), something that can help her in changing this world permanently. Unfortunately the author only gave Sanghee the power to heal. Had it been the former, it could have helped further the main plot of the heroine wishing for a change since childbirth. Now that her power is revealed, I don't have anything to be curious about.