To be fair, the villainess lives in a society with different values and is going nuclear from the betrayal she faced on all fronts. A-ko isn't preaching forgiveness, she's pointing out that these characters haven't harmed the villainess in this timeline yet and they have the potential to get along with her if she tried. MC is actively choosing violence while A-ko is trying to dissuade her from going nuclear. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
those two has very different perspectives, and your seeing MC's perspective so yes a-ko can seem annoying to you.
I like to think maybe in the future chapters a-ko will come understand mc soon! I think they're dynamic will be fun to watch develop hehe!
and besides it hasn't reached 10+ chps and no developments yet, give it a try or dont(๑•ㅂ•)و✧
I don't think I like this. I feel like I'm looking at two very cliched FLs. One is supporting the usual trope where commoners are considered as naturally beneath nobles while the other thinks betrayal should automatically be forgiven (that's just... ew).