I literally already forgot the ntr chapter happened, why is everyone still hung up on it? Writing whole novels in the comments about how much you dislike something instead of just moving on shows immaturity and insecurity. Calling people bitches and being horribly nasty Does show immaturity.
If you can't handle scenes of concubines, don't read historical fiction where concubines are integral to the story. (Also going to mention, reverse harem is literally a genre. There are many very popular stories where women have their own harems) Plus the entire point of that scene was for him to realize he only liked her. He's not been with anyone else since. Idk if y'all just don't know how characters work, but they're supposed to grow, change and develop as the story does. An emperor with a madness that makes him kill recklessly and have no compassion for others, is going to be someone who does shitty things as he heals from his madness. He's even mellowed out a lot in the recent chapters.
Don't like don't read, is a great thing to remember here. Remember kids, a drawing that does bad or not nice things, is not an endorsement of those actions but merely a plot device/character foil/metaphor/following a story theme etc etc.
You are well within your right to have an opinion on a story, you're even allowed to dislike it. However....If you are not mature enough to handle when a drawing does something distasteful, enough to where you spew intense rage filled abusive language at other readers, then you should not be reading this kind of content.
And you should certainly not be nasty to other readers when they try to explain the plot or say "hey it's ok you don't have to read this". You are not morally superior bc you dislike what a drawing did. You are especially not morally superior when calling people bitches when they call you out on your behavior.
I literally already forgot the ntr chapter happened, why is everyone still hung up on it?
Writing whole novels in the comments about how much you dislike something instead of just moving on shows immaturity and insecurity.
Calling people bitches and being horribly nasty Does show immaturity.
If you can't handle scenes of concubines, don't read historical fiction where concubines are integral to the story.
(Also going to mention, reverse harem is literally a genre. There are many very popular stories where women have their own harems)
Plus the entire point of that scene was for him to realize he only liked her.
He's not been with anyone else since.
Idk if y'all just don't know how characters work, but they're supposed to grow, change and develop as the story does.
An emperor with a madness that makes him kill recklessly and have no compassion for others, is going to be someone who does shitty things as he heals from his madness.
He's even mellowed out a lot in the recent chapters.
Don't like don't read, is a great thing to remember here. Remember kids, a drawing that does bad or not nice things, is not an endorsement of those actions but merely a plot device/character foil/metaphor/following a story theme etc etc.
You are well within your right to have an opinion on a story, you're even allowed to dislike it.
However....If you are not mature enough to handle when a drawing does something distasteful, enough to where you spew intense rage filled abusive language at other readers, then you should not be reading this kind of content.
And you should certainly not be nasty to other readers when they try to explain the plot or say "hey it's ok you don't have to read this".
You are not morally superior bc you dislike what a drawing did. You are especially not morally superior when calling people bitches when they call you out on your behavior.