
Don't believe her Etienne. For all you know his brothers were good people and cared about him and never would have hurt him. You and the ML have a great bond despite everyone else thinking you both want to hurt each other. Best not to believe someone like her over her actual victim.
What did she expect that after she killed his family he'll just step aside and let their deaths be in vain by letting her and her family rule and destroy his family's legacy. He probably thought that once he was emperor he could manage her but she turned out to be even more evil and raped him.
My god that small art of him crying while she does it is so sad. Never thought I'd feel so bad for his dad but damn.

The comment section is so boring now a days. I read the Korean raws and the comments there are so much more funny even if I have to translate them.
Maybe I'm the only one but I enjoy these fucked up relationships. I read these and the sweet ones and the "non-problematic" ones. And I enjoy them all. Just like I enjoy horror movies where all the characters die and I enjoy romcoms with happy ever afters.
This is it's own sub genre in romance. In all kinds of romance hetero or otherwise. A lot of people like these tropes. The amount of urban fantasy novels that have fucked up dynamics and their readership will attest to that.
And these readers know about consent. About what is healthy. And they still like to read about fucked up relationships. Because it is something that can only be enjoyed in fiction.
Don't mind this comment. I'm not saying people aren't allowed to comment how they hate the ML and the tropes. It just gets boring to see the same stuff repeated over and over when people don't even go and read the sweet ones.

I love this story so much. And forget about Luka and his uncle, the hot one is Judith. So pretty, so beautiful. I feel like hugging her would be the most warm experience in the world. Her character gives off that vibe. Also that scene where the the three of them turned to leave the party together was A++++. Reading this chapter was such a relief during exam stress.

It's just a minor pet peeve of mine. I really don't like the destined since childhood trope. Even if they don't exist in the original adaptations will forcefully add them. Especially prevalent in k dramas. Is it so difficult to believe that people can just meet and grow to love each other. Why this extra spice of they met in childhood and formed a connection thing every single time.
Like just why. It's become so overused that audience are starting to dislike it.

yeah me too honestly glad someone else feels that way. Like... we don't need this shit bruh. Doesn't add anything to the story. I'd also argue that Aria being half noble is also unnecessary. Like the whole thing is that she does all this despite being a noble smh, but maybe it has to do with explaining her powers also...

The Uke is definitely a bad person before, though being a psychology student I do get how bad insomnia especially chronic can mess you up. But people the seme isn't some cookie cutter sweetheart either. Yes the Uke planted drugs at his house but that doesn't mean that he wasn't taking them or did everyone forget the part where he technically raped the Uke while he was on ecstasy. Himself was taking it and also fed Uke even more ecstasy to the point he overdosed and almost died. They were both enjoying that drug filled party. Of course the seme seems to have had his own personal journey and realised his mistakes. He even apologized to the Uke. But let's not act like the Seme is an angel. Both of them are complex characters.
People expecting normal behaviour from a man literally bred for fighting an overpowered evil by his own father. Anyway he won't let MC go now that he's said something so beautiful to someone so bleak. To consider him a human when no one else does must have really punched his heart.