people are complaining and flaming the fl for "not trusting her father enough" and why couldn't she have just asked him about catherine and meryl. Let's be ffr.
If you had one parent left who—thankfully enough—treats you very well that you don't even feel the loneliness of the death of your other parent after years, you'd feel a deep sense of attachment and fidelity to them, right? And if, per chance, you find out that that parent "betrayed" your family years ago and even kept that "other family" beside yours for the entirety of your life, to the point that they felt like your own, could you have confronted your parent immediately with all your might? In addition, the problems stacked up one after another, causing a PREGNANT WOMAN, stress beyond her imagination. Could you have done that if you were her? Because let's be honest, even the smartest and most sane scholar would make a mistake on his lifelong research if that happened to them. What's more if she's a heavily pregnant noble lady who's been sheltered all her life? Imagine the horror the felt when she found out. In my opinion, it's because she wanted to keep her family intact that's why she did what she did. If she had confronted her father prematurely without doing anything beforehand, things would have soured even more. But yes, she should have visited her father earlier, and she KNOWS that.
P.S. This was not written as an offense to everyone who said that about the fl. Like the other comments that addressed comments like that said, if you don't like it, drop it. If it's not your cup of tea, don't pour it on the heads of innocent people. Read this manhwa with sympathy and empathy, and understand what led to the lead character's decision to broaden your perspective. That's what these stories are for.
people are complaining and flaming the fl for "not trusting her father enough" and why couldn't she have just asked him about catherine and meryl. Let's be ffr.
If you had one parent left who—thankfully enough—treats you very well that you don't even feel the loneliness of the death of your other parent after years, you'd feel a deep sense of attachment and fidelity to them, right? And if, per chance, you find out that that parent "betrayed" your family years ago and even kept that "other family" beside yours for the entirety of your life, to the point that they felt like your own, could you have confronted your parent immediately with all your might? In addition, the problems stacked up one after another, causing a PREGNANT WOMAN, stress beyond her imagination. Could you have done that if you were her? Because let's be honest, even the smartest and most sane scholar would make a mistake on his lifelong research if that happened to them. What's more if she's a heavily pregnant noble lady who's been sheltered all her life? Imagine the horror the felt when she found out. In my opinion, it's because she wanted to keep her family intact that's why she did what she did. If she had confronted her father prematurely without doing anything beforehand, things would have soured even more. But yes, she should have visited her father earlier, and she KNOWS that.
P.S. This was not written as an offense to everyone who said that about the fl. Like the other comments that addressed comments like that said, if you don't like it, drop it. If it's not your cup of tea, don't pour it on the heads of innocent people. Read this manhwa with sympathy and empathy, and understand what led to the lead character's decision to broaden your perspective. That's what these stories are for.