Pretend mom and dad flirts hard
Also I remember dropping this because I didn't like how forceful the crown prince was being, but I guess that was just past me, it's all goods now.
I also had that impression back then and was close to dropping it! But it seems like there's a lot more stuff happening than just "oh look how the prince takes care of her", some really nice character development too so I'm glad I didn't drop it
I see no threat happening, I see no red all I see is green, go marry the dude, don't doubt no shits.
I love the art style but is it just me or does the proportions look weird?
Their torsos are really large, especially the top. His head looks comical on his giant body.
In terms of flow, at the start it did seem to flow evenly especially with the characters.
The villains where effective in a way but also forgettable and that just feels wrong at a point.
The romance was building up nicely but the consensus was underwhelming in a way that it felt it wasn't anything special. The after actions of the confession seems lacking and even Danny just feels like he was used for the sake of defeating the pope and, then his screen time decreases. I atleast hoped that there will be scenes where they show that they do look as Danny as their son but Welp.
Either way it was a good read!
Don't understand how the male lead fell in love just like that, after all this time, so easily, just because of the short snippet of her changed personality at the start. Like after that one encounter when they talked? Just that? And then dude suddenly likes her
Yeah like why is he regretting anything bro all she did is stop caring and he likes her oooooo he has bigger fish to fry
I thought he liked her the whole time, but due to his like duties to his family he acted cold to her?
Yeah I think thats what they were hinting at too. Because he talked often about how he saw the love she had for him, but had his own duties that took president over everything else that could be important. But it is certainly frustrating that he only started recognizing his faults after she decided he no longer needed to try and flatter him
I don’t think so, I think that he knew that she loved him but he didn’t really care. Like I don’t think he hated her, but sort of just considered her another burden/duty he had to take care of.
Yeah I think it’s this, otherwise how do you explain how quickly he held his sword up to her neck. If he had loved her even a little he wouldn’t have drawn it at all….
I think he felt some pity for her situation, but never considered helping her since his family hates the imperial family, and it wasn’t worth the risk. That’s part of the reason he feels so guilty now. Which led to watching/learning more about her and developing feelings, but in my opinion it’s too late and selfish of him.
I hope we see more of FL’s cold attitude! I hate it when they switch over/forgive everyone so quickly, I need to see suffering, remorse, and groveling
It was clearly stated by the first chapters that he’s surpressing himself because she’s from the family of an enemy and is another cliche workaholic and perfectionist cold young duke. He was also confused of his own feelings to the point where he asked his father; which the father replied it’s only guilt that he feel.
Pardon me, but fuck the art style hurts my eyes
right???
The art style isn't bad, in all honesty it feels like this one had much better art style than the rest so dk what your complaining about
I just saw this
I apologise, but to clarify I was talking about the color palette, it's too bright for me, my eyes are sensitive so it actually and literally does hurt my eyes. Sorry I didn't mean for it to come off like that.
I appreciate the thought that he explained what's his outburst was all about but it made me laugh that he had to do all that first before actually saying it.
This is the first I believe that I've seen no misunderstanding was created just because of the stupidity of not telling or asking what actually has occured.