ALL EPILOGUE SPOILERS
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I know it’s been spoiled that Lloyd is the main story end game, but I did read the epilogues and I thought I’d give some more info, in case anyone was interested—the author clearly understands the struggle of second-male-lead syndrome. They’re quite lengthy too. Reinhausd’s is expectedly very kinky, the most physical, and progresses the farthest (which makes sense given the context of their relationship). Kyle’s has a lot of content involving other characters and he has to get over his mother-related problems with loving others. Diego’s is a little spicier but involves a lot of demon politics and shenanigans plus underworld dealings (the 780+ year age gap is mentioned very explicitly, though she’s chill with it). THE FINAL EPILOGUE IS A FULL HAREM ENDING, for those who want it all.
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**NOTE: The whole eng trans is easy to find.**
Sorry, it’s my bad for not being clear about it. Lloyd is the real ML of the completed story. The epilogues/extra chapters function as “what if” situations, similar to alternate routes in a dating sim, in which different timelines are depicted. Basically, in each extra chapter, the author gives us the chance to see what would happen if FL had not fallen in love with Lloyd and instead one of the second male leads, as well as what the ending would have been like had FL chosen a reverse-harem. Lloyd is still present in all of the extra chapters but he’s not the love interest because it’s like a different timeline, again, like a dating sim. I simply thought it was nice that the author to provide us with this kind of fan-service(?). I hope this makes sense!!
I saw the spoiler that said he gets his memories back quite early and that pretending to have no memory is a ruse to attack the elders, but the way they’re framing it is so annoying. The fact that Erin is pregnant makes this so much more unpleasant—we can’t even feel properly happy for them. It’s mean.
tbh I got it from one of the other commenters here and figured they’d done their homework. to back that up i did a quick search just now for novel spoilers (don’t really recommend, the threads are a mess) and it’s apparently true that he recovers quickly from the amnesia while pretending he hasn’t. however, in the novel he loses his memory due to a drug rather than an accident, so I’m not sure how much that difference will factor into the comic’s plot
they really need to start communicating and not just assuming what the other is thinking all the time, because the misunderstandings are getting annoying. they aren’t seeing eye to eye and have very little chemistry as a couple outside the battlefield, which, based on the title, is probably the point but it’s not working because of the huge power imbalance—FL is the lord of this land but is far more yielding than she should be to be considered “arrogant” (the rest is interesting, it’s just the romance that has me fuming personally i mean no disrespect to others’ opinions)
Tbh I think people are being too hard in both of them in complaining about their progress as a couple. Sabelian is a recovering victim of SA his previous wife as a child and from OG Abigail. He’s only recently warmed up to Abigail and has no romantic experience. Then Abigail has deep-seated self-hate and self-image problems that worsened after her negative experiences with confessions. They’re both a mess. But since it’s confessions Abigail struggles with, I’m glad Blanche and Verite went to Sabelian first, especially since he’s more sure of his feelings (even if he struggles with voicing them).
if they’re going to be this adorable from here on out i’m not gonna be able to handle it. we’re getting so much closer to the truly obsessed in-laws from the prologue and i am here for it