From the beginning to the end, every time I read a chapter I felt like throwing up. But I guess reading this turned into somewhat of a stockholm syndrome for me too, as it did for Dajeong. I'm glad it's over tho.
Collins is a bitchass but at least he's interested in learning and saving lives, to a point he's redeemable.
Yeah hope the author is consistent with his character into someone with good development, I hope antagonist is someone really nasty that we could stone him guilt free
THESE TWO BITCHES ARE TAKING TURNS TO PASS OUT ON US ASFIRGEIDNSU
What bullshit plotline is this? Are all the damn soldiers of the King and his commanders ring girls? Are they there to be ogled at? What the fuck do they add to the plotline except being absolutely terrible at their job? They couldn't guard one little regas and you expect me to believe they'll take control of the kingdom? Are they halfwits? Don't give me crap about brawn being all they need, to win a war you need both brain and brawn. Take this story and burn it to the ground with all the characters in it, including Abel because he's dumb as fuck.
The brain is currently sleeping lmao
I understand your utter frustration. I started reading this story only yesterday and boy do I regret speeding through only to stumble upon a cliffhanger. I am also very disappointed about the 4 commanders who thought of separating the King and his Regas. Any normal person would have thought that it'd be easier to protect and guard them both if they're in the same line of sight
Tbh I'd agree with them because the king was asleep. That means the second person with the highest authority is that damn council guy and he's in charge of looking after the regas. If he found out Abel was the true regas, he'd have said sth like hand over the regas because he should be the one to look after him.
The commanders are probably busy looking over everything (plus besides Melmont, none really knows/likes Abel). The doctor and the butler were probably asleep since it's the dead of the night..
The plot makes sense, but it's still frustrating tbh.