The title should've been "Second-hand Embarrassment" because I felt it in every chapter.
The backdrop of sunset added an even more evanescent quality to signify his wish for an end.
Am I going crazy or the Jang Sanbeom guy's mole keep switching left or right. Like in the part where he's sipping from his mug it's on his left side and then right after it changed to his right side.
Oh dear our Homen, the Oath of the Lion thing got demolished. Thy esteemed relic is goners. (￣∇￣")
Liking how the blonde girl Cecilia is looking sensible so far, well she certainly won't and will be far from being a kind person as things stand given their positions but at least she got that candor to rationally admit count Pervaz's caliber and not just become the typical one-dimensional cardboard cutout invidious vixen that has nothing but jealousy in her bones, hate-tinted glasses and whose only thoughts are vitriol against the FL alone. I hope they continue to expound on this because antagonists with actual personalities outside of just hatred makes the story more interesting—scarier even—as a sober villain is more difficult to handle than an irrational one.
That's one thing, another is... If in some way Cecilia or Dorothea come together to ally with Count Pervaz which sounds too idealistic in the current setting but I can't help but pine for still, it would be a nice development I'd definitely welcome. *Whiffs copium*. So far, I can't bring myself to hate the girls (yet?) that I'm even getting ideas of wanting enemies to friends progression. I mean who doesn't want to see these pretty girls become girlbosses together. (づ￣ ³￣)づ
Only time will tell.
The other prince and his mother though no doubt can and should go trip and slip to hell.
Oh, don't worry, I don't think you'll be disappointed with Cecilia's and Dorothea's character developments.
That's delightful to hear!
If I squint hard enough, the two new female characters would look exactly the same.
The understanding and patience, a step in the right direction, I'm glad. I was nigh afraid of impatience and heedless urgings showing but it thankfully wasn't so, Han's inner thoughts lay that worry to rest. Hoping for more healing moments reinforcing positive beliefs to come, gradually but surely.