I am one of those people who gets annoyed easily. And this story is full of landmines :)
First of all, I just wanna isekai there and send all of those mf nobles six feet below ground. Especially the uke's father, brother, and that blondie because wtf. I found myself skipping parts and losing the plot because oftentimes, a key plot scene involves some [viewer discretion] scenes and yes, I am uncomfortable with seeing the uke being treated worse than an animal. Hell, a modern midnight ballerina had more rights than he does.
Second, their world already established having hunters and purifiers so why did the royalty of theirs not make any laws as protection for both purifiers and hunters respectively? Why has no one said a damn word? (hegemony, probably. BUT STILL!!)
Third is that uke is like the YN of all YNs because what do you mean his mother is dying, he's an illegitimate child of a nobleman, he's being treated as a slave, he meets a CEO (general in this setting), gets treated well, then bam! saved.
Ugh!! Good thing this was short because I COULD NOT BEAR to see uke suffer any more than what he experienced while under the thumbs of his so-called family.
Anywho, I don't know the end yet because I have not read it fully because I keep skipping because of all the [viewer discretion scenes] saur... yeah. (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
I am one of those people who gets annoyed easily. And this story is full of landmines :)
First of all, I just wanna isekai there and send all of those mf nobles six feet below ground. Especially the uke's father, brother, and that blondie because wtf. I found myself skipping parts and losing the plot because oftentimes, a key plot scene involves some [viewer discretion] scenes and yes, I am uncomfortable with seeing the uke being treated worse than an animal. Hell, a modern midnight ballerina had more rights than he does.
Second, their world already established having hunters and purifiers so why did the royalty of theirs not make any laws as protection for both purifiers and hunters respectively? Why has no one said a damn word? (hegemony, probably. BUT STILL!!)
Third is that uke is like the YN of all YNs because what do you mean his mother is dying, he's an illegitimate child of a nobleman, he's being treated as a slave, he meets a CEO (general in this setting), gets treated well, then bam! saved.
Ugh!! Good thing this was short because I COULD NOT BEAR to see uke suffer any more than what he experienced while under the thumbs of his so-called family.
Anywho, I don't know the end yet because I have not read it fully because I keep skipping because of all the [viewer discretion scenes] saur... yeah.
(๑•ㅂ•)و✧