Isn't it great that the novel doesn't treat us like idiots and explains to us the procedures that are going on instead of having things magically happen. Like people magically become super rich even though they don't give an explanation why certain characters are super rich or magically are able to solve problems even though it's through a basis of almost magical like coincidence and protagonist protection. This story has the guts to go into the workings of what's going on in this world and I love it. This novel is great for everyone of all ages and even better, I absolutely love how it explains finances to the audiences without treating us as if we are naive children. This is a novel that does not insult the audience by inane platitude
Guys... I tell myself this everyday ( ಥ_ಥ)
Ya know when she said she was proud of herself I remembered the one episode of SpongeBob where he says "I'm ugly and I'm proud". Girl told her brother she loves herself just the way she is.
I wished I could say the same about myself
Am I the only one???
I have been waiting for the ssd daddy to finally be happy and I want to see grandkids spending time with their gramps. I want something like that so we can see him happy.
I was hoping he was going to be one of those sassy but true blue kind of guys? You know? The chaotic neutral good? But I guess it's another bad guy trope
What about that little kid? I'm worried about him. How come people are like, oh look an abuse child? Oh well he disappears when he's inconvenient for the plot
What the fk? Is this DISNEY???? What's with all the dead parents?!?!?!? Like come on man! Not him! Let her have a DAD!!!
Finally people are telling the truth and communicating. Is that so hard? Finally being honest and talking about things out instead of keeping a secret and handling it on your own? Which seems to make things worse? God she did the common sense thing.
? What's this about the gold dress? What was she talking about and the sister and the pregnant lady or whatever. Was she protecting the white haired sister? What was this about the gold dress? Somebody explain it to me?
The gold dress the little white haired girl was wearing, contained lead. In olden times, to make the color gold or heavily pigmented colors(like green or purple) the dye used dangerous chemicals that were toxic to humans. The MC spoke about it to put a wedge between her father and mistress(the pregnant lady), to make it seem like the mistress is trying to unalive her own child. Hopes this helps!
But that doesn't make sense. Why would he think that the mother of his child would try to poison her child over her, was it her dead sister? Like was that the point?
It's probably b/c the mistresses older sister was the MC's father's previous lover(who is dead). I heard a small spoiler that it's the mistresses way to screw him over b/c he technically got her older sister unalived.
I feel like this book treats us like idiots. So we're just going to ignore slavery? Child trafficking? The abuse these kids will be going through. We're just going to ignore that as a side plot? We're just going to focus on the Romantic aspect? No no no I was too distracted on the fact that I was watching children being sold as sex slaves or whatever they did to Children back then which I don't really want to know about but I do know enough, because I pay attention to the news and school, that it's not something as Whimsical as you would see in Oliver twist. The guy runs an Empire that legalizes slavery. Slavery! Screw your water magic! Free the slaves! Those were children! Children! There is no romance or romantic moment when you just saw half a second ago, children being sold into slavery. Nobody here thought that this panel was romantic or that there was romantic tension between them. They were too busy feeling sick and sorry for children being sold as slaves! I hope that there's a rebellion. Dude sucks