Responses
And mind you, I'm not saying I dislike the story! It's just a thought about how our view about some aspects is influenced depending on who is "telling the story" and we're automatically dismissing or overlooking certaint elements when it's convenient for us.
Btw I like that it's realistic on those aspects but I don't feel like the author did that on purpose xD
Don't take it too seriously but let's think about the story and characters with an objective point of view, cause I think that if this was a "I got transmigrated in a side character from a novel" story then Bianca and her entourage would likely be the villains xD
-Bianca takes credit and merit for the sculptures and has her seamstresses work on lace, and reaps the majority of the benefits. I guess she pays them but still not comparable to her own profit (social profit and economic) Which is very realistic: that's how rich and privileged people operates. Unfortunately I can't sympathise with the privileged: eat the rich! Always
-a maid talks shit about her (come on, if your master behaved like pre-transmigration Bianca would you not talk shit about them? About someone who throws tantrums by literally throwing stuff and thrashing her room? Who gotta clean that up? And no, a lowly maid probably has more serious issues in her own life, there's a limit on how sympathetic one can be towards someone who's from a totally different social class) and she gets beaten up and chased out in the middle of winter. Ok
-The second prince: not his fault his mom assaulted the king.his siblings don't treat him like one of them. Not justifying his shitty current behaviour but what can you expect from being brought up like that?
-Yvonne is basically a class traitor. yeah they kinda become genuine friends the further it goes on but she witnesses a colleague getting beaten up and the First thing she does is kissing Bianca's ass and get close to her. Idk, I kinda see why her colleagues bullied her for a while