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I found it lowkey funny how the wizard immidiatly pounced the moment he saw the duke being all shy and flustered by himself dude did not miss a chance to kiss him

The translation quality dipped in the last few chapters, and now it's a struggle to properly understand what they are talking about. It's a real shame, I bet we are missing information like this.

It's such a cliché that the ML has a rich family with parents who are too busy working to properly care for their children, and a sibling who is either the golden child or the black sheep of the family, but in the end the ML never measures up to the unfairly high expectations of his parents. Like, it's boring, it's such a common cliché. And of course, MC has to have the exact opposite, a loving family with little money.
Petition to make everyone have average family with average financial status and caring parents, please

What I don't get, is ML being against MC falling in love with him, yet he does everything to romance him...like, boo, chose one pls.

Okay, but tbh it was partly the wizard's fault that a boar attacked the kid and his dog. Like, sure, the kid shouldn't have gone there and the dad should have looked after him better, but in the end, the traps where there for a reason, not just for shits and giggles. Yes, it would have been better to send out hunters to go after the dangerous animals like the boars, and drive them further into the forest, but the wizard should have talked to the duke about it first and found a solution. Instead, he just dismantled the traps without saying anything, and let the problem become worse... The dangerous animals getting too close to the town won't just magically disappear if you take away the thing that was dealing with the problem i'm by no means supporting traps, since they are quite barbaric, but there are always different compromises that don't include this stupid "my way or the highway" mentality of the wizard.

I'm confused.
If we assume, that the dream was an actual memory, then Iheon's words are sus. He is talking about fate as if he knows what is going to happen, and wants (but is unable to) fight against it. Which implies many things, such as rebirth/timetravel, or transmigration, kinda like Huimin read the book and transmigrated. However, in the first chapter, it's also very sus, how Huimin is talking about the book, and says that it feels like as if he lived through the plot in a previous life.
So this could mean, that both of them lived through the book plot (maybe several times, since Iheon talks like he wanted to go against the fate, but maybe he was forced to act out the book plot anyway?), then next life is where there is no omegaverse and they are friends, and then again in the book. But then Iheon's attitude in the beginning makes no sense whatsoever. If he remembers all those lives, then he should have immidiatly suspected that Huimin remembers the non-book life. But he acted completely like the book-Iheon. Not as if he is forced to act out that character, but as if he *is* that character, with no memories of another life. And it doesn't seem like he gained any memories in the meantime, so perhaps he really doesn't remember anything, and him asking about Huimin regaining his memories is tied to how Huimin pretended to have a split personality with lost acces to many memories.
So perhaps it's Iheon who lost his memories of previous lives this time around? Or maybe he loses them every time he has to act out the plot, and only remembers after their deaths. Which would also explain why he talked about being unable to fight against fate. And the other world is perhaps something in-between where he remembers.

Hmm. Too little information, we need more hints.

Ngl, I really dislike when real people get shipped, even if it's like two actors that you would never meet (as opposed to the characters they act as), but shipping your class/schoolmates, specifically making fanart and fanfiction about them, is just bizarre and repulsive.

But I gotta admit, the deliberately badly drawn manhua, and the fox in particular looking like a roblox character, was hilarious.

I have a feeling that ML knows that MC was a manwhore

Wait, so the dead former emperor had Biche's hair inside his body (which, ew??), and she had his hair attached to her head like some weird friendship bracelet inspired kinkplay? But everyone says that he had the first generation sentry's DNA inside of him, and Biche is a guide. So either they are dead wrong, or someone else also has pink hair and they formed a hair-exchange triangle.
Also, good on Biche for hiding away with her horses during war in which even her charge, with minimal powers, took part in, when she is supposed to be commander rank real admirable of her. And if she was hiding because she is fragile or whatever else nonsense, which didn't change since, then she is simply fucking stupid for trying to join the fight *now* of all times. Either she is not in a position to fight and should sit it out and let others do their work without her getting in the way, or she was able to fight all along and was a coward sulking amongst her horses. Not a good look for her.

Anyway, her connection to the former emperor is starting to look suspiciously romantic in nature. I don't know if ML is biologically the previous emperor's kid or not, but if he is, and Biche ends up being his mother (I hope not, his blonde hair is giving me hope), then this will be supremely awkward and weird, given how she brought up MC... Anyway, I really do hope that she isn't his mother, because then I will have a whole another rant about her being a shitty mother and a shit person in general.

I have hated her character since the start, and her every appearance is just making it worse.

Wtf? Hold the ceremony without an actual wedding? That's just bullshit. I get, not having a ceremony and only registering the marriage, there could be many reasons like money issues, or maybe they just don't like weddings, or they don't feel like it's necessary and only register for tax/inheritance/law/whatever reasons.

But the reverse makes absolutely no sense. You essentially have an expensive party, that is a mockery of an important life event, and in the end you are left with nothing. If you want a party, just throw some random party, why a wedding themed one? For 5 times the price?

It's especially irritating, because Kotani is essentially just trying to get Shishikura to fuck off, without actually trying to find a compromise. Like, if you don't want to get married, then don't. But you also need to date people who are on the same page as you. If your partner really wants to get married, and puts a lot of importance to it, then you can't just hold a fake wedding and expect him to be content, since the whole point isn't a stupidly expensive themed party, it's the fact that they get married. Like, you know, legally binding, official papers as proof, actual proper married status?

Kotani's words scream "I don't want commitment, but I want him to shut up and stop crying, so I will pretend to give him what he wants without actually giving it". Like, bro. Either give it to him or don't.

Like, man, he actually tried to sabotage Shishikura's meeting with a man, whom he was seeing for the specific goal of eventually getting married(!!!), and Kotani was perfectly aware of it. If getting married was so off putting for Kotani, that he would veto Shishikura's dreams and lifegoal, then he should have fucking said so during the whole confession scene. Like, you don't fucking get into a relationship with someone who is actively hunting for a marriage partner, without 1) fucking telling him about your aversion to proper commitment, and 2) being ready to get fucking married.

I mean, I can't blame Shishikura here - getting married is what is expected, it's the normal in a relationship. He was also not at all secretive about wanting it, it was common knowledge that he went to marriage interviews. Which means, that anyone who got into a relationship with him was basically agreeing to potentially getting married. The fact that Kotani still refused, and now wants to placate Shishikura with a mockery of a wedding, is especially irritating.

It reminds me of a story I heard, about an old man, who complained, that his wife was never maternal towards her children, and she became really cold after marriage. They got married during a time when divorce wasn't an option for women. Before they got married, before they even started a relationship, she told him, plain and simple, that she doesn't want kids. She just doesn't, and she will marry only if he is okay with that. He wanted kids, but still wanted her to be his wife, so he lied that he was okay with it. He decided, that he will change her mind. So when they got married, he just declared that they will have kids, and she was not in a position to do anything about it. Obviously, she was unhappy with him, and obviously she wasn't maternal to the kids she never wanted. Yet he still had the gall to complain.

Kotani is giving me the same vibes. Sure, he probably has some reasons for why he doesn't want to get married. But that doesn't change the fact, that he got into a relationship with someone who had clear expectations, while he himself had the opposite expectations (that he hid), and expected Shishikura to be okay with it. I mean, it's not as simple as to wether be wants blue or purple curtains. It's a major fucking life event