how so?
Indeed, their roles and attitudes are very heteronormative and the fact that the crown princess is a man is quite overlooked
Probably because the uke is incredibly feminine and referred to as princess lol.
Tbf, I'm fine with all that and do still feel like I'm reading a yaoi. But I can see how some feel otherwise.
Personally I love that he's called princess. Big advocate for "this is literally just straight with extra steps" sure is I love queer ppl.
I mean uke is literally straight out of any straight korean manhwa, both how he acts and looks is very much of a traits of manhwa heroine, it’s doesn’t also helps him being referred as princess by literally everyone.
I’m enjoying this, but at the same time it feels likes i’m reading straight manhwa.