I was first hesitant if I should read this. Thankful to the other readers who said it was worth it! It turns out to be one I can sink my teeth into. Am now at chapter 20, doing a marathon reading... Just paused for a coffee break (literally). Even though the twins may have transmigrated (and supposedly were 23 at that time), having been abused by their biological (social climbing) mother of this era, left deep psychological scars. Their feeling of abandonment, their deep seated pain, their repressed anger, being unable to trust, feelings of unworthiness - it felt like a lump had got stuck on my throat as I kept reading. But the manga tries to keep it light. After all, the story is seen thru eyes of young children. Hopefully their idiot emperor father can make it up to them. Loving how their brothers, specially Eiji dotes on them. Glad to see they do gave a guardian (not spoiling!)... But it looks like a fox not a wolf?... I'll continue reading because it really is an enjoyable story.
I was first hesitant if I should read this. Thankful to the other readers who said it was worth it! It turns out to be one I can sink my teeth into. Am now at chapter 20, doing a marathon reading... Just paused for a coffee break (literally).
Even though the twins may have transmigrated (and supposedly were 23 at that time), having been abused by their biological (social climbing) mother of this era, left deep psychological scars. Their feeling of abandonment, their deep seated pain, their repressed anger, being unable to trust, feelings of unworthiness - it felt like a lump had got stuck on my throat as I kept reading. But the manga tries to keep it light. After all, the story is seen thru eyes of young children. Hopefully their idiot emperor father can make it up to them. Loving how their brothers, specially Eiji dotes on them.
Glad to see they do gave a guardian (not spoiling!)... But it looks like a fox not a wolf?...
I'll continue reading because it really is an enjoyable story.