Yes, she ran away because she was terrified but clearly throughout the story we see the emperor change and try to redeemed himself for the sake of the FL and his children. However, neither are erasing the evil he has done.
As for the rebels: I guess the moral of the story for them is, "You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." Their motive for revenge was very valid but both became so hungry for revenge that they also sacrifice so many others. They very much so got blinded in revenge.
Overall, the story wasn't the worst but I will admit it was very two deminsional. I didn't have any attachment to any of characters (minus the children).
Yes, she ran away because she was terrified but clearly throughout the story we see the emperor change and try to redeemed himself for the sake of the FL and his children. However, neither are erasing the evil he has done.
As for the rebels: I guess the moral of the story for them is, "You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." Their motive for revenge was very valid but both became so hungry for revenge that they also sacrifice so many others. They very much so got blinded in revenge.
Overall, the story wasn't the worst but I will admit it was very two deminsional. I didn't have any attachment to any of characters (minus the children).