Geez SOME people ar OVERREACTING just bc mc told sade to leave at first, like honestly, ca...

I can only speak for myself but my issue with the FL isn't that she turned the prince away. My issue with her is that she was the one who decided to approach the boy in the first place. She knew the kid felt worthless and desperate for love. And she put in his head the idea that she was a person (the only person in his life up until that point) that was glad to have met him and found joy from just encountering him.

The kid went to look for her because of what she did. Like I said in a previous comment, it's irresponsible and cruel to give kindness to someone who feels hopeless and worthless to just to then take it away. The kid is living a hard life. She doesn't need to make it worse by becoming yet another person that makes him feel like he should've never been born.

What she should've done, if she didn't want to be involved in the kid's issues, was walk away in that very first meeting instead of sitting next to him.

especially considering she knew his identity when she first saw him and she knew him being around would pose risk to the children; she turned him away the first time and then doubled back, but she’ll still cut him off if things get bad. he’s a neglected child who just wants to be loved, so continuously doing this kind of thing is really cruel. eventually him going there will pose a threat and he’ll go from not knowing what it’s like to be loved and wanted, to suddenly having it all stripped away. it’s hard to bounce back from either of these things, but i just think it’s cruel af that she’s doing this. even if she doesn’t mean to hurt him, in the end, she will hurt him bc his father is an awful being :/

Exactlyy. She basically offered her hand to boy that's already down on the floor and then pushed him back to the ground. That's so fucked up.

There’s also, the matter of, “it’s not what you say, but how do you say it.” She could’ve gently explained it to him, not just chased him away. She could have been sympathetic and sorry. If the situation wasn’t that she didn’t WANT to do it, but that her hands were tied and she COULD’T do it, that doesn’t feel so much like betrayal or rejection. That feels like someone wants to help but genuinely can’t. He’s a nice boy. If he understood that his presence was putting the other children into true danger, he likely wouldn’t have been as hurt by being asked to leave.

Yeah that whole scene where she rejects the boy and just stands by as the other kids block him like some sort of danger was so fucked. I honestly feel like the author just wanted to write a childcare story without having any sort of idea as to how an adult should interact with a child.

Yeah, i think it's quite realistic choice.
Why suddenly MC has to protect all children she came across?

So now calming down a kid = must take responsibility to the end for his growth? Fun

You should get angry at that stupid emperor, he is the one that shouldn't be born

Help the amount of y'all being mad because of what i said is so hilarious to me.



First of all, i didn't mean to target what i said to anyone. I just couldn't hold back myself from saying my opinion because a lot of people were dropping the manwha just because of what the MC did.

Like there's nothing wrong with the manwha and all, it honestly has a good plot, but people were being overly sensitive just because of one thing (not that i wanna sound rude)

The whole sade and mc situation thing— it's just like finding a REALLY CUTE CAT on the street, but you can't take it home because your parents only likes dogs, and the cute CAT already has a owner. So ofc you have to leave the cute cat alone because you can't take home someone else's pet.

"oh but sade isn't an animal"

Please read what i said CAREFULLY. I wasn't saying that he's an animal, I'M JUST COMPARING two similar situation, except one happened in real life, and the other happened in a manwha.

And I'm sure that y'all would also do the same if y'all were in their situation.

I don't think anyone was mad at you?

As for your cat analogy, yes you don't take it home if you can't keep it. But feeding it, petting it, hugging it, telling it you want it to come home with you, only to then kick it to the curb when it decides to follow you is the messed up part here. It's ok to not want to take responsibility for someone else. But don't give hope to the hopeless just to strip it away if you weren't planning to be involved to begin with. You should walk away from the beginning

At this point, it's not sade or MC's fault anymore, it's the emperor's fault for raising and treating his kid that way

I also commented the same thing in another site, and people were furious because i just said that "what MC did was basic human decency"

I see where you're coming from and I agree that it's the emperor's fault ultimately. I think if the interaction had been between two adults it would have been human decency. But because it was done with a child it's not.

An adult could understand the concept of showing fleeting kindness with no strings attached. A child does not. When you show pity or kindness to a small child in an abusive environment, they will want to become reliant on you. They do not understand the idea of you coming in for one moment to give them the love and hope they had always been searching for only to dissapear like nothing ever happened.

Children have very limited life experiences. So any impact your make in their life is monumental. MC is the adult here and she should've known better than to play with a child's feelings. It may not have been her intention, but the road to hell is paved with good intentions. And it doesn't make sense for her character to have made such a blunder if she's supposed to be into childcare

Well I just wanna say that kindness is a two edge sword. It's either good or bad, Mc is an adult here she knows the consequences if she interacts with sade and yet still approach him and give him false hope because he's just a child who's really starved of attention and love he doesn't know what are the consequences of him being there but she knows it. Children tends to follow what they like,desire and where they are comfortable because they are easily mentally and emotionally stressed/moved . If you want to 'help' you should also consider being responsible of any outcome of your decision, especially regarding children. She can also explains it to him why he can't go there easily, because children are like sponge they easily absorbed what they learned and experienced, they can also interpret actions raw without giving it much deeper thought especially if you're really down. Villains are not made just because they are abused, survived violence and etc. but because they received the wrong kindness that's why not because you pity someone you are required to be kind to them if you're not willing to take responsibility

she took 40 damn chapters to get him a tutor and has the duke and doesn’t tell him so he can keep everyone safe especially when dude gonna be blonde soon.

Honestly, I don’t get that one myself.

I initially thought it’s because she didn’t have a way to prove that he was the son of the late king and queen. After all, he looks nothing like his parents while in his magically protected form.

But, if that were the case, why wasn’t “going to the Duke” the first thing she did after the magic wore off? She has the necklace and everything now- she can prove that the former prince survived.

AND!!! why doesn’t she at least tell the boy that the Duke is his uncle- who loves and is searching for him?!?

The plot armor is thick with this one…

See I dropped it. Before all of that. Like I kept waiting for this goddamn tutor. Like this boy‘s been wanting to read from day one and she wanted to be closer to him and the Duke asked her straight up is that the only thing you want and she didn’t say shit. Like you literally got this boy killed in the other timeline so I would think you would try your hardest on the one that you got murdered and spent a little less time trying not to get murdered yourself. Like you literally have the key. Dude’s not gonna be emperor because they do that you got murdered before has the right to throne. So you were never gonna get drawn and quartered in the first place. I didn’t even know this dude was his uncle. That’s even worse. You got his uncle running in and out of this house and you knew it?!

I’m currently on a journey attempting to read everything with a villainess tag and I’m on like page 100 and something. Been dropping shit like flies and putting them on my want to read list but I really thought this was gonna be good. They always so selfish when they transmigrate like it’s about meee and meee and I will survive and yeah. Like you changed the plot day one bro.. it’s different now.

The most frustrating thing about this genre is: “readers feeling frustrated towards the story/characters” is THE ENTIRE POINT of this genre.

We literally read it BECAUSE we hate it. When you see something, and it seems out of place/or bothers you somehow, it’s human nature that we want to see it resolved.

If something feels like it could be resolved easily, then our minds will feel deeply frustrated if it doesn’t get resolved easily. So we keep reading just to see when it’s gonna get resolved.

That’s also why the authors never resolve it right away- because most of us readers would drop the series immediately afterwards, because that was literally all we were waiting for.

So instead, the authors stretch the problem out until it’s almost near the end before resolving whatever obvious/easy issue defines the plot. By that time, it feels like a waste to drop the series. We’re so close to the end anyway, we might as well just finish it.

It’s like a psychology formula thing. 1- The authors make a series that annoys the ever living hell out of their readers on purpose. 2- The readers read the series because we are annoyed by its stupidity, and we want to see at what point does the stupidity stop. 3- authors make money off our frustration.

Even after we know this is going on, we’re gonna keep reading at least another dozen series- just like this one- and be equally frustrated by them… on purpose.

See I have avoidance disorder. Like as soon as there’s a stepmother or a stepsister or homeboy walks in with a mistress and I don’t like her face. I’m out. I don’t care if I wasted a ton of fucking chapters of my life on it. I wasted 40 something yesterday and another 30 here and another 50 here and another two over here and another 15 over there. Like don’t piss me off. Like just stomp on their faces goddamnit. I was reading this one thing and this lady got transmigrated into the body of another lady that she had switched places with originally (always adding extra shit) and she was getting her ass beat. You would think the new lady wouldn’t be getting her ass beat but nahhhh we continued getting our ass beat and our Husband continued not giving a fuck and all of a sudden you’re trying to fucking make it look like we’re falling for him. I definitely hate that part where the awful guy suddenly likes the woman because she’s not weak and helpless and crying and emotional. Yeah, that’s cause she doesn’t give a fuck about you. The woman who liked you is dead. It’s like someone threw away a whole entire relationship and then some bitch rolls up wiping the dust off some garbage like it’s the best thing ever. I threw him away for a reason. Keep his ass in the trash. And I swear to God if I see another random saintess! We can’t all be Saints! And can I get something without mana and fucking mages?! maybe I shouldn’t have went on this journey for 2026

ya i dropped this. The child raising genre is full of authors who have 0 knowledge or common sense regarding child care. If I were younger maybe I would stuck around but I'm old, tired, and picky at this point