No wonder he's like that, he ruined his wrists! I think he really loves the professor but at the same time he's tired of the situation and wants to get away from it but he has nothing without him and has no place to go so he's just holding on to the little hope he has. I do feel bad for the professor's son since it's obvious he's really in love.
That guy talking about sending Claudia to war like she's some expendable tool is an asshole and deserves to go to hell, disregarding for one that she's a child and untrained in battle, she's a high noble isn't she and she hasn't done anything. Ugghhhhhhhhhh I hate them and their stupid prejudices!!!
How do you promise to protect her and then leave her for a bimbo who leads you to your death. Asshole!
Simps man
Have in mind he promised her that in the spur of the moment when he was, what, five?
You want to hold a five year old to their word when it comes to things like love?
That doesn't excuse his behavior, there are better ways of breaking it off with a person.
And you're absolutely right, but I was responding to your post which didn't say anything about the way he left her.
Well, that's the thing, it would have been just a promise in the spur of the moment, but he kept contact with her. He was dating her before the bimbo arrived. So it wasn't just a spur of the moment when he was legitimately going out of his way for years after that gaining her trust, only to break it off just like that. Like serious case of don't know what you miss until your gone kind of shit.
how do you know that he kept going in contact with her when it wasn't even shown yet? What if this was his engagement with her was an agreement between the two of their families, so even if he doesn't want it, he'll act polite towards her. Besides, he doesn't remember Su Luxia as the one who was with him when he was a child.
Iris deserves the best happy ending with the first prince while the second prince and that little shit he left Iris for should rot in hell and get their just deserves.
I know the way Sunjoon goes about things isn't exactly healthy or right but he understands Naru the most and I really ship them. Plus I really don't like Somi, if she doesn't like something she should have been upfront about it, especially since he can't read her mind and she already knows her personality. I'm not saying Naru isn't at fault because he's really selfish and oblivious and indecisive.
I see many comments about it being confusing, should I read it or pass on?
I think it has the potential to be really good, but I would wait a little bit for the storyline to become more established before starting it.
I think people are confused because the author keeps adding plots that aren’t solved yet one after the other so the questions are piled up with no answers to them yet. The connection to all the questions is not established yet. But, the story is interesting and I think the potential is there!
Thanks.