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About potato's behavior...

bananascandal November 9, 2026 3:28 am

If you think about it, potato developing romantic feelings for wolf to the point of possessiveness is kinda expected. Wolf was his salvation, his home, his father figure, his role model, his safe place, literally his everything, so the step to wanting more/everything of wolf is not that out there like you'd think. It is morally correct? Of course not but that's the thing, nothing about them is normal. Wolf, a mafia leader that has attachment issues, just lost his foster brother and was injured, developing a fast attachment for the kid he rescue from the forest, who was kidnapped, drugged and was living with literally wolves btw, forming a very strong bond. And this is a very one way thing; yeah wolf is very protective, even following him around to keep him safe, but that's just him and his trauma not wanting to lose another important person in his life, he let's potato do whatever but if he crosses the line he stops him. So my point is, you should really think where this behavior is coming from instead of being scandalize everytime and calling it a bl tease. (Not saying is not, the author knows what they're doing).

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    bananascandal November 9, 2026 3:39 am

    Even if I'm wrong and the author actually wants them together (crazy, but don't act like that's not kind of a popular plot out there for some reason) remember that this came from an animal manhua, a wolf adopting a dog story and in the animal kingdom raising another specie and then mating with them when adult is SO COMMON LIKE WTH, the human version was supposed to be just an AU. so I think separating adult potato story from kid potato story is also a good thing for you. I really enjoy the story, so wtv you do, don't let the author cancel this thank you.