Is the author a guy?? Why da fuck do almost all of the female characters act like they wanna fuck? Or they're willing to be a trad wife
i say this with all the empathy in my heart as someone who used to jump into stories only to realize that it's a harem.... this is written by a guy, this is a harem in which the harem members are obsessive and will make advances but the guy is dense/passive, if that annoys u, drop the story. in the future, always check reviews and spoilers to make sure u wont waste ur time on harem bullshit
The possessed villainess is not better than the original female lead who took the emperor. She is no different and in some ways worse. Possessing the body still comes with responsibility. If revenge was the goal then she should have committed to it. I am not disappointed in the male lead because I expected him to be trash. I am disappointed in the female lead. She is inconsistent and does not stick to her own goals. The story pretends to be empowering but completely fumbles it. This is why the whole thing feels like a huge








Sadly, it wasn't like this in the early chapters. The (potential?) male lead seemed to be just a friend, or more of a supporting character for Simone's development. Fans were intrigued by the horror vibes, but yeah as we go on, female characters in stories always seem to have romantic partners because it's always been the tradition. Just like the publisher said in little women “If the main character is a girl, make sure she is married by the end. Or dead. Either way.”
Well, i DO want each character in this story to flourish and have their own story, not just become a side piece to someone else's. I don't want the male character to exist solely as a romantic device, but i also don't want the female characters to be reduced to romantic relationships either. I want them to have meaningful relationships and character arcs without everything eventually having to become romantic.BUTTTT WE ALL KNOW THAT SHE IS GOING TO END UP WITH THE ML SO YEAHHH
Yeah I actually wouldn't mind it if there is no romance. This story feels like it would be best without romance, it doesn't need it tbh
It's ok to have romance in the story, problem is that they always make it the main premise, and it leads to endings like weddings or having kids. why? Why not just hint at a potential romance at the end, after all the problems have been sorted out, or something...