Everyone suddenly felt sorry for Rashta yet nobody, NOBODY, even gave a spare thought about ending slavery even just in their domain. Of course, this story is just about the leaders that people should guillotine in real life. I just can’t help wishing for that side quest knowing there have been a lot in the 250 chapters. It’s just so out of touch and reeks so much classism because unlike other stories, it involved a slave that was objectified, used, and abused without any redeeming conclusion. Time and time again, it presented a slave and women to be gawked at and hated on while the men do horrible deeds, get told off, then redeemed. It’s like, the author was a classist and misogynist who enjoyed those times and genuinely advocate for them.
Everyone suddenly felt sorry for Rashta yet nobody, NOBODY, even gave a spare thought about ending slavery even just in their domain. Of course, this story is just about the leaders that people should guillotine in real life. I just can’t help wishing for that side quest knowing there have been a lot in the 250 chapters. It’s just so out of touch and reeks so much classism because unlike other stories, it involved a slave that was objectified, used, and abused without any redeeming conclusion. Time and time again, it presented a slave and women to be gawked at and hated on while the men do horrible deeds, get told off, then redeemed. It’s like, the author was a classist and misogynist who enjoyed those times and genuinely advocate for them.