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Also I don’t want anyone to get discouraged from reading this because this is actually a good story. The art is amazing, the characters are relatable, and there’s a lot of sweet moments. My only hope is that the author will not passively ignore the problems of neglect and trauma the child may have faced and brush the long years of sadness and loneliness off and have an easy forgiveness. These kind of relationships take years to mend back and I’m hoping it won’t just happen in the span of several weeks or months.
Lol ok almost all the responses are directed at me. I’m not saying I never understood her situation. In my country, girls get married at 14 and have kids around 15 so of course I understand that she’s going through tough times. However, 15-18 years is not a short period of time. As someone who has been neglected as a child and raised by anyone besides my own parents, this situation deeply annoyed me. And her immediately waking up one day and start acting as a mother is just —infuriating. She neglected him for 18 years and now she wants to have a say in who he marries? I actually like the female lead and even the male lead, but this sort of action hits home and it’s annoying. I understand that as a person of high status, she had a responsibility to marry into the “best” house and that she was only 15-16 year olds. Of course she wouldn’t be the best mother at that age because her brains not even fully developed and she herself is a CHILD but by the time you’re in your late twenties, she should’ve started caring for him. Imagine YOURSELF being neglected for 15-18 years and your mom comes back to decide on your future because she decided to devote herself to you now. That’s the part I don’t understand. I also wondered if this neglect would’ve continued had she not “died.”
I can’t say anything for the dad and son’s relationship because we’re not given much yet but he also should’ve worked harder to mend their relationship since he was the person who asked for her hand in marriage.