This book was really good but I hate how they just brushed over him getting raped like it was nothing that’s crazy
Does anybody know the age difference between Jiwoo and Noona?
He’s 17 and she’s 20 if I remember correctly. It wasn’t explicitly stated though. I remember words some of the characters said about how young she was and it being likely that she was anywhere between 19 and 21 so I chose the middle number
Bros eyes finally make another appearance I’ve missed them, I hope next season Ryuyeon gets to show off his power him working only fighting behind the scenes was irritating
I’m so confused did the book end or?
The book did but the author is thinking of making more with the same characters still
They already have!
When is bro gonna show off his power I wanna see him fight so bad I’m getting bored
So she got married to the empress but this isn’t GL but instead straight? How is that possible
I'm confused too.
She got married to the emperor as a scapegoat because her clan doesn’t like the emperor. They faked everything abt how shes the precious daughter but in reality she’s neglected. Each clan has to send one of their children to the emperor as a consort, so the emperor could use their powers for the empire’s benefit. The reason why it’s straight bc mc is 8 yrs old and its pretty weird if you’re expecting to hav romance from the emperor also spoiler;:……..
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Mc becomes the crown princesz
I believe it’s bc since the empress does not know how to love, it doesn’t matter the gender and consorts who have powers will be loyal to the empress since they’re married, which would ultimately give the empress more power despite the gender. More of a political move
She was offered as a consort by her family, but she got adopted by the empress instead. Tho, would you *really* wanna see the empress rizz up an 8 year old? Lmao
No I wasn’t expecting them to get together bc the age difference would be insane I just thought since women marrying women is allowed I thought it would be GL in general but I get it now given her new title
You also have to remember that for a large part of history, marriage has been a way of uniting families, not just as a pact of love between two people. Our current concept of marriage is relatively new. This is especially true for a lot of asian cultures, where the cultural mindset is more communal/based on community (I forget the exact word) compared to the individualistic mindset/values seen in many western cultures. (This also hasn't always been the case, but yeah, it's how it be now).