*not helping
The full story about this is yet to be revealed. However, I think people are thinking of this story like fantasy. The story is more historical than fantasy. That means the imperial family had the power to ruin, depose or execute a family. Most of these readers think of the previous timeline as a private affair. They’re dead wrong. Ines running away created a national scandal. Not even the commoners were on her side. Practically everyone thought badly of her because of the scandal and called her names. This shows that the story is more historical than fantasy where readers think a huge scandal like that would just disappear and her family get away scotfree. There is no such thing in this story. Both Ines and her family were considered sinners by the nobles and commoners. So, yeah, this story won’t have heroine and heroes who are more powerful than the imperial family
Yeah it's kinda unfair to me that people just one sidedly blame Luciano for not helping Ines run away and killed Emiliano. I think they mixed up fantasy stories where mc with lower class can argue even with the royal family even though historically it's consider a treason or a sin
Most of the readers of this manhwa think Ines is always right so everyone else is wrong in their eyes. The author doesn’t think like that. She deals with each character truthfully. In which country can a soon-to-be married bride runaway “with a man” three months before the national wedding and won’t be considered a sinner against the imperial family? If she had run away alone the scandal would have been less scandalous since it’s not that she ran away with a man. It doesn’t even matter if the man is a noble or commoner. A man is a man and in everyone’s eyes it’s a huge scandal and puts her in a poor light. If anything, she should have left the country. It makes no sense to stay in a country after humiliating the imperial family. The other noble families were also ready to bury the Valeztena family. This was the perfect chance to bring them down. Moreover, the painter would be dead because of the crime of coveting and running away with the bride of the crown prince. He participated in humiliating the imperial family. He was the painter who was charged with painting the bride. In the eyes of the law, the imperial family, they were both sinners.
In that lifetime where Ines married the crown prince, can we actually blame Luciano for helping Ines? Like historically hierarchy is a huge thing in that time right? It's not like Luciano doesn't want to help Ines it's like he can't. I mean what can he do it's the crown prince we're talking about here. Even if helps Ines run away, doesn't it will makes it much worse?