
I am genuinely trying to empathise with Anceline and the other people who came as Ambassadors from that other Kingdom, but it's so hard to do so when they make sure to make their personal problems the problems of everyone else
Like I am sorry you have been walking on eggshells all your life, but that doesn't give you the right to throw your shit at others who aren't responsible for your hurt. It's especially shitty since apparently she's supposed to be smarter than others.
Dude MC was betrayed by her boyfriend and the entire team and left to die.
Inside the dungeon it was clear that time worked differently, and she died hundreds and thousands of time over and over again, that too one of the most painful deaths. She was literally eaten to death. Imagine the feeling of flesh and nerves being ripped out of you all while you don't even die.
It's enough to drive anyone crazy. The fact she has retained this much sanity is something commendable. I feel like a lot of y'all are so used to mcs dying and coming back as if nothing happened, that's not how the human brain works. If you die and that too over and over it is bound to break all your logical senses.
And even though Nara wasn't the one who directly betrayed her, she didn't try to stop the way the rest of the party treated her either.
Combining all these factors, the fact that MC even let Nara live and acts decently with her is a big deal.
I honestly feel like gender may also have something to do with it. A lot of us are used to male MCs s treating the people around them like shit/threatening them/forcing them to cooperate via fear (at least in the beginning) and most people won't bat an eye, or are more willing to ignore it (not always, like I have gotten p tired of that trope and I often leave action series midway (though there's many reasons for that)). I'm definitely looking past our FMC's actions and attitude partly because this is not uncommon for a story in the action genre, and partly because storywise it makes sense.
And yeah, I gotta admit, it feels satisfying to have a female character be batshit insane. Not for the love of a man/person in a yandere sense, just mad in general. It's satisfying to see her go from a timid abuse victim to be able to show aggression and actually kill her abuser. Is it morally right? Meh. It's a story and it's interesting so far.
i was gonna say why are ppl saying "she should be nicer :/" when male mc's are allowed to treat everyone around them like shit and readers applaud them for it there's definitely a gender bias going on