"I'll go with the prince instead. It couldn't possibly be any worse than before" she says about the person that pretty much planned the whole fire ordeal
Did she not think it was even the slightest bit sus that he suddenly shows up with perfect timing right when she feels the world is falling apart?
I gotta say this MC is hella weakwilled
tbf, i think even if the mc knew it was the crown prince, shed think marrying him would stop him messing w the other dude or something
Sure but that doesn't make him a better choice for her life. He could very well end up being worse than her father which would defeat the entire purpose of running away from home. Crown prince doesn't really seem to have a moral compass.
Ehhh they toned down the abuse Ruby received in ch 114 so much that the very shocked reactions from the crowd in 115 don't make that much sense.
I know everyone is quick to yell harem, but is this actually such a story? At least for me, when it comes to modern harem they're all about 1) sexualizing the female characters, 2) making all important female characters fall in love with the MC, and 3) making all female characters have basically no depth to their character other than being someone who is in love with the MC. This has, in my opinion, none of that. The girls aren't treated as pieces of meat nor are they there just to fall in love with the MC. We are in chapter 77 and so far we have that Harriet has a childish crush on him, Ellen just got to the point where she projects her deceased older brother onto him, and the ex-saintess wants to marry him. The rest of the girls around him are just his friends and guardians. No one is fighting over him. There are none of the cliches associated with harem. If its about not being able to tell who the MC will end up with (if he even ends up with anyone) then ok I get calling it a harem. But this really isn't a harem story. I think it does the characters and plot a disservice to describe it as a harem. That's just how I feel.
i think the word harem has slightly lost its meaning overtime and ppl just use it for manhwas with a lot of women in it and if by that definition then its definitely harem but overall thats true.
It has a webnovel which is in fact a harem, it's just a well-done harem compared to others since the girls have interesting well-rounded personalities with their own personal issues, good/believable relationships with the MC, and are actually important to the plot. But unfortunately this manhwa is/will be a harem as it follows the original plot of the novel.
Seriously though, you'd think more harems would have female characters like this one, but I can't think of one. I honestly have no idea how authors always write such garbage harems. Don't they want good, interesting female characters? Won't that just make them more likable and the story better overall? I don't understand how people like that misogynistic crap with 1-dimensional female characters that are only there to be eye candy and serve the self-insert MC's ego.
Heejae: "You like me because I'm cool"
The plot: *75% is just Heejae being a crazy dork*
I know it's not gonna happen but I kinda want him to go on a stamina/muscle quest and end up super beefed up again hahahahaha
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I know the assumption she makes is that she took over the body after the original Shelina died from neglect. But based on her first conscious day in Shelina's body it didn't seem like the neglect was life endangering like the type she would experience later on. At the very least she woke up in a body that was bathed and fed. I feel like she is the real Shelina. It was hinted at some point that her pacifier is an artifact. I'm starting to believe it was the pacifier that made her recall her past life as Hella and that she wasn't "conscious" right from birth because she either didn't have the pacifier or it hadn't activated before she woke up in ch 2.
P.S: I don't read the novel and I don't wanna know any spoilers from it.
I'm surprised it's only going on break for 3 months