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Not all is daisies

Gree January 27, 2026 2:07 am

I'm angry at Shuraka for making the duke leave his country and then acting all happy. That little smile he gives in this chapter drives me crazy. Whether you love him or not, duke has a lot of self-control, because if it were me, I'd be seething with hatred

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    January 27, 2026 2:08 am

    No fr he had to leave his family and given the brother’s goodbye they did have a good relationship
    It’s so heartbreaking

    its not that deep January 27, 2026 2:33 am

    so...he should stay away from his wife?

    Gree January 27, 2026 2:42 am

    Intrinsically? Yes. The marriage wasn't of their own free will; it was a deal the duke only agreed to for the good of his people and country. And Shuraka seems to be the one benefiting most from it. But at the very least, it would be good if Shuraka seemed to empathize with his wife's situation, having to leave everything behind (after being deceived by him and kicked back home) and go back to his kingdom.

    What's disturbing is that he seems happy throughout the entire process.

    January 27, 2026 2:49 am
    so...he should stay away from his wife? its not that deep

    I mean we’re not saying that he should but u gotta admit it’s a sad situation

    its not that deep January 27, 2026 4:29 am

    oh my friend lemme introduce i to bidai. a very traditional aspect of Indian weddings, very common in south east asia and middle East I'm assuming. as sad as this is. it's a custom. so rather than him not being empathetic towards Their I think he doesn't understand why it's sad. u know him being on edge since he was a literal child, that does wonders to a person. and if Tei married a woman that woman would have to leave everything and come live w Tei. it's a very sad situation man.

    its not that deep January 27, 2026 4:32 am
    oh my friend lemme introduce i to bidai. a very traditional aspect of Indian weddings, very common in south east asia and middle East I'm assuming. as sad as this is. it's a custom. so rather than him not being... its not that deep

    and no I'm not putting his fight or flight as a excuse, ofc it broke my heart to read this chapter as well. I'm simply stating that, how would he knows his pain of he's never learnt it was painful. maybe the author will enlighten him in the future in that regard. Also Tei's county has benefited ALOT from this marriage. it was stated so somewhere in the marrage agreements. but ofc Tei is the real prize so indeed Shuraka has benefited the most.

    its not that deep January 27, 2026 4:37 am
    and no I'm not putting his fight or flight as a excuse, ofc it broke my heart to read this chapter as well. I'm simply stating that, how would he knows his pain of he's never learnt it was painful. maybe the au... its not that deep

    know he's in pain if he's never* girl my keyboard isn't very font of me at times
    oh and not saying Tei is an object for his possession by calling him a prize. I'd like to point out that Shuraka literally has no family to take care of him while growing up
    even his cousin who helps him has his own motives to be doing so. So when Tei came along, genuinely wanting to be there for lil guy and wanting to protect him....so yeah his upbringing was mostly be the strongest and sharpest and he also just got out a 4??? year battle. yikes.

    January 27, 2026 8:31 am
    oh my friend lemme introduce i to bidai. a very traditional aspect of Indian weddings, very common in south east asia and middle East I'm assuming. as sad as this is. it's a custom. so rather than him not being... its not that deep

    Oh no I’m not trying to diss other cultures or the story I just find it sad that he can’t see his brother anymore and I 100% agree that the ML doesn’t know/understand his bride’s feelings given his upbringing cause hell I get it MC is the first person to show him real genuine care/love