The cuteness aggression hit me SO hard, I had to pick up a pillow and physically scream into it…. When he couldn’t carry the jug and his little hands got hurt… I-
His tender little smile, their blushing or when he gave her little face kisses AAAAAAAAAAA
WHY WERE THEY SO CUTE LIKE WTF?? WHY THIS CHAPTER GOT ME SMILING SO MUCH
They Got my grown ass kicking my legs like a school girl
With how much money his family's got, you best believe that's gonna be one grand ass funeral
Shalam is so neurodivergent coded
My adhd ridden ass will be randomly info dumping about the things I am obsessing with
constantly and he even the procrastinated his "division"
when I tell you that I myself have been avoiding my dentist appointment
Indeed. YOU ARE BESTIE SHAPED. MHM. YES.
For some reason there's a part of me that is still slightly bitter that philia never the got real parental figures / parental love that she so desperately craved for. Yet Mia ended having both (her parents AND her aunt)
she got all the "love" and attention she could need from her real parents even if they secretly were actually trash human. And when that was done she gained an aunt/adoptive mother. But here's the thing, Philia never learned Hildegard was actually her mother and the time she spent with her was just harsh and strict training and Solely duty based. So in the end, the softer and more motherly side of her (Hildegard's) only gets to be experienced by Mia now. Philia doesn't get to have that with her
I wanna clarify I am not blaming Mia for this nor do I believe she doesn't deserve all the lover and sugar in the world because she absolutely does. I just feel bad for philia.
I felt the exact same way! I get that Philia's great happiness is finding people who appreciate her, but let's not forget that her muted facial expressions and personality started from a lack of parental love. It also seems like there is no intention of Philia ever finding out that her master is actually her mom, which is sad.
So Mia not only gets adopted and has the aunt's love and favor, but also will be the only one to know her secret. I just think it's sad.
For as much as it hurts me, what kang did was the right thing to do
He doesn't feel that way towards him (at least not yet) and leading him on out of pity would have been worse.
Also all the people people shitting on him for feeling bad because he got turned down?
So if you're into someone and you get rejected you aren't allowed to feel sad at all?
Give the guy a break, dayum
Personally, when I KNOW the ML is not gonna be who I want it to be I just stop reading the story. I Know this is not the case with everyone but I personally read these historical mahnwas SOLELY for the romance and if I KNOW I don't like what's end game I just drop it, cause why bother? I'm looking at you "actually I was the real one"
Claude is the canonical male lead and I love him so I'm gucci but all I see are people mourning over ronnie not being END game. Maybe I've just read too many of these but since the very start to me it was so obvious that it was gonna be claude.
Yep, it was pretty obvious lol.
yep
idk how to explain this. i seldom drop due to who the ML is tho they're have been a couple (i mostly drop due to story/writing).
I am a love triangle hater. it's more tolerable in webtoons than tv/movies but imo it's a waste of time regardless. Anyway it's all about the writing, dynamics, and personalities for me. If I like the ML even if he isn't my fave then I have no prob continuing. I'm usually lucky tho and tend to like the ML. So yeah I'll mourn if my fave didn't win but it's not a deal breaker most of the time. I also don't usually take it so seriously esp if I love the plot and story enough. Sometimes a good concept is all I need if the writing is good lol. I'm very simple.
(I was actually surprised that Erez was the ML cuz i heard the og had no male lead. also mages and playboy types rarely EVER win! I was so happy for my boy even if I'm the minority lol)
No one in this goddamned castle has a good sense of timing they be walking in on every couple
This is not the first time I have felt this reading this comic and the title obviously makes reference to it but, This story has some deep moments that just feel like a warm and adoring Ode to motherhood in all it's shapes. Whether it's biological or adoptive. They ponder and contemplate about the role and importance of this existence named "mom" how she's a concept, a person, an emotional attachment and what she does and represents. Even the fact that not all mothers are meant to be mothers. I don't have a good relationship with my mother so I find myself mourning for the relationship it could have been.