So one of his eye is blind because of a fight? Is there more to it that's why he didn't want to tell he uke, because if it was just a fight then why did he make it seem so dramatic?
I think he was in a gang, so he doesn't want to show this side to the seme
If it was me I would be proud and bragging about my gang lol
Spoier
He got the eye injury when he was r@ped by the other gang's alpha leader not during a nrml fight (and that's when he changed into an omega after being a beta )who's a crazy mf
He got raped? Oh that is shit! And he even got injured. May that fucker be punished!
I'm sorry, but does he not teach them how to defend themselves or to not interact with their bullies? That money scene annoyed me because he didn't really do anything and just handed them more money and basically said "you guys just have to be better than them in the future".
You didn't see what happened when they tried walking off in one of the more recent chapters? Or....?
No, I kinda stopped reading at chapter 16. Something about the plot, art , or pace didn't seem to set right with me
What animal species were the orange haired servants again?
If I remember correctly, they are dogs.
I wonder if Luca also remembers his past life? But that raises more questions as to why he would stay with his aunt.
Yeah, he got reincarnated
It would have been best if you put spoiler warnings for the readers who dont enjoy getting spoiled but I do wonder why is Luca trying to stay with MC aka his aunt?
I tried imagining possible scenarios such as him wanting to make his aunt deal with the possible events in the future but I don't know how that would be effective since he only knew his aunt as a greedy woman who sold him to the duke before MC reincarnated as her
Oops yeah, I should've out a spoiler tag. I only thought of answering the question. Sorry to all of you who didn't want spoilers.
is it possible that he wanted to change his aunt’s fate? and his aunt herself and make her a better person?
He wants everyone to be happy. That was his wish in the first timeline with the use of the goblet (Vintervald's family treasure)
But why? Not that it's bad or anything, but in the past life didn't he resent his aunt? So why would he want her to be happy?
Dang how old was Hal again? He looks like he could be the master of a house or something, but he's hoooottt.
Same age as her oldest brother. I think they’re in their late teens now. 18-19, maybe. I’m sure I can find out if I go back to the beginning, but that’s too much work lol.
And you don't think anybody else has seen the so obvious seal?
I've been seeing a lot of stories where the maids end up deciding what the lady decides to wear despite what they say or make the lady accept a invitation that they don't want to go to by boasting about the people, is this something that is usually accepted?
He may be heartless but he can read the atmosphere and correct misunderstandings better than most handsome characters
Idk I feel like the MC's personality contradicts what she wants. Since she got reincarnated she acts confident that she'll be the golden spoon, but is there a reason why she continues to act "fragile" when the original host was always in her room? Like, nobody would know her real personality and since she reincarnated with such confidence she should use her authority as the duke's daughter with duke blood to be above her step mom and sister
I think that's exactly why it would seem sus tho. Like she always stayed in her room and didn't go against her step mom or sharon, so if she suddenly acted completely different it would seem weird. Also, i think she's too young to inherit the dukedom (plus idk if her being a girl is an issue in this story or not), so if she tried to fight against her step mom using authority, the step mom would win
Sir Taylor is sooooo cute!