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It's so sad that everytime she's mentioned, it's just a reminder of how horrible her life was and how she was ridiculed and used, even after her death her name is soiled by the emperor and the crown prince's disgusting mouths
The moment ml get his revenge for her will be glorious

I just LOVE the way she deals with her dad by telling him that he won't ever see the mother again, he neglected the child that the mother died for, he is so stupid, his love will probably despise him until the end of times

It reminds me of the scene with the mother of Charlize I just love to see an excuse of a "father" being called off for abusing their child in the name of the mother even though the mother is the one who chose to give her life for her child, I just can't imagine the horror of seeing your own child that you loved and died for being abused by your very husband, in your name, it's just too sad

Did the artist really think that people would love the change in the story ?

I can't imagine drawing so beautifully and taking hours of your time each week to give the best possible adaptation to a story that many novel readers liked just to end up changing the villainess ending and expect readers to agree with you on that even after showing them the absolute suffering the villainess happily gave to the mc, a child like her and the only person who truly cared for her

And the reason for the change is just that the artist liked Marianne ? Just go write a fanfiction then ! The one redeeming himself was supposed to be mc's brother who had remorses and died with Marianne, apologizing to the mc. Marianne was neglected as a child but it DOESN'T make her someone deserving of redemption, she is evil and had not a single regret about mc's death, she deserved to die

Anyway too bad for the artist who did so much efforts to adapt this story just to ruin the ending

I know it's a very extreme solution but isn't there a potion or something to make her blind even temporarily ?
I'm only at chapter 25, and right now I know that all she wants is to go home more than anything so she has to marry one of the male leads and she needs her eyes to see and capture one of the mls, but every time the poor girl is attacked by someone after a mere eye contact I'm just thinking that somehow being blind would be horrible as she would be in a very difficult situation, but at least she wouldn't be scared of being attacked by literally everyone anymore

There are so many stories to tell with a switch character and their struggles yet they chose to give almost no traits of this gender to the mc and make him look like a frustrated brat who has to be awakened by the seme to accept himself as a sub even though he is NOT a sub (but the author looks like they forgot that) and the seme is the only one who can make him switch, just to justify the usual rapey content

I guess the author just wanted to bait more people by using the switch trope but don't intend to do anything with it, another story to forget ╮(￣▽￣)╭

Guys can you just make up and stop using my name to spice up your dramatic romance, Idgaf about my pairing with Sena being cancelled ╮(￣▽￣)╭

I'm 10% expecting us to learn that Lua and Mina are actually false twins separated at birth by the grandmother and we have an explosive and dramatic confrontation between dad and daughter

I admit I'm completly making this up, it's just that I've seen this trope too much for not imagining it in that story where we have a huge focus an Lua and her dad, even though I agree that the mc has 0% ressemblance to Lua's mom or dad and already has a past with her own dad so there is absolutely nothing that indicates the theory to be true plus it's more impactful to have Mina and Sua's dad bond and have a non-blood related family connexion by having both of them seeing in the other the person they lost (her dad/his daughter) and that will be even worse when the dad discover that Mina killed Sua

However the family reveal is a common event that often happen in mystery stories si just wanted to share it, plus the fact that the dad of Lua was not here during the birth can create an opportunity for this trope to happen with the big reveal, so I'm just adding the theory here even though I repeat it's really unlikely to happen

After the last chapters it's becoming clear that the ml was assaulted by his ex-wife so we understand better his coldness to his son. Neglecting his child is still horrible because the poor boy is not responsible for anything so I get if people are upset, but in the context (trauma + not being able to have any therapy about it) I consider that the ml did good by not going close to the child, because being still traumatized by what he went through, he could very easily have physically abused him

Now, I don't blame the mc either, she has no knowledge about the situation, so how could she adapt her words the best when the only thing she saw is poor boy being neglected ? Try putting yourself in her shoes for a second I would have probably confronted him the same after witnessing the child being ignored by his father, she doesn't see what caused him to be an absent father she just sees the consequences of it for the child, she just needs to learn what happened and she will act differently until then she is not to blame for telling him facts which are that he is a neglectful father to his child and it's not a good thing for the boy's growth

This story really reminds me of "I'm A Stepmother, But My Daughter Is Just Too Cute!", I hope the mc helps the ml, and as he heals he can be a better father for his son

I've been re reading the story and their evolution is just incredible, they started as cliches villains at first but they really aknowledge their mistakes and grow through the story and it's so nice when the mc is not the only one to have character development

I really love his chemistry with the mc I wish he was the ml but he looks too perfect I hope the author doesn't plan to make him go back to his ex girlfriend because he still has feelings for her