Please read this. You won’t regret it. I like how the author doesn’t fantasize “slave” status too much. People get bought, sold, and worked to death...I like how the slave master (slave himself) is complacent and satisfied with his own position, never questioning the peculiarities of working without pay. It’s probably how people have acted in those times. Slaves don’t have nice accommodations, and even when they do like MC’s mother, they don’t have freedom.
I wonder if MC is actually master’s biological son. Is that how a master treats his bastard back in those days? It’s really shocking.
I couldn’t really understand how ML is in love with the MC. I’m going to guess MC is physically attractive, even though it’s not really mentioned in the story.