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LITERALLY!!!!!!!

I meant to like, not unlike

This and the nipple play from Jintea

What nipple play, where?!

But remember the meanest and nastiest dicks are from men who knows how to love you right.


Now where do I find a lovely, understanding, sweet guy who has a dick so nasty i would act like a dog if he wants me to be

That’s why Uyun’s packing down there

many chapters before this, autor alluded to the systematic exploitation and violence that the uncle perpetrated against them, they were never the source of the problem, but their uncle led them to hell (even without justifying anything, they are still victims as well as perpetrators)

I agree, bad lasts may explain bad behavior but they don’t excuse it is smth that should be constantly repeated while reading this

Pasts*

I also like how they potrayed his sister- She still turned a blind eye and prioritised her own house over doing what was right. She knew her family relied on underhanded means and still stood by them. She saw the abuse Slan was facing as a sad but ultimately justified cost. Even her decision to marry Slan away was never about improving his conditions; it was about solidifying Lister’s position first and foremost. She only ever truly tried to fix things when there was no more room left to benefit (when she saw Listers undoing and the fact her house was on borrowed time and her being unabe to change things)

The downfall of their house was never about Slan; it was about who they were as people. The way they operated never allowed space for a real, strong foundation. Everything was built on avoidance, pride, and short‑term self‑preservation, so collapse was inevitable.

She represents a less acknowledged but equally harmful form of abuser: someone who may recognise the harm being done and even sympathise with the victim in front of them, but whose choice to enable the situation makes them just as complicit as the "main villains".

You couldn’t have said that better. Lysbet (if that’s how you spell it) was selfish to the end, in some aspects. while she wasn’t the physically abusive or verbally abusive, she kept mc in the cycle of abuse by allowing him to stay. She could’ve easily have gotten him out and Atleast to pay a fraction of her sins, but she didn’t. If anything her dying from illness is the mercy of not hurting mc but the death is payment for keeping him there.

That was a change I didn’t like in the manhwa. In the novel, Lysbett survives, and that feels much more punishing. She has to watch the consequences unfold, especially how the house’s collapse affects her children. Since she always acted for the sake of her loved ones (the house, Lister, her children) seeing their disgrace exposed and the burden they now carry becomes a harsher punishment than letting her die with any sense of hope or uncertainty. It also feels satisfying that the social stigma they placed on and weaponised against Slan becomes the exact thing that now holds them prisoner. They are seen as the "damaged goods" the same way Slan was once seen.

Omg then I def have to read the novel. Makes you wonder why thy changed it, maybe to make lysbett actions seem lessdetrimental when she was still a perpetrator of mc’s suffering. I definitely feel like they should’ve kept that, sounds alot more interesting than her dying.

Sameee!!! Like i finished at s4 and didn’t even read s5 cuz like bro, s4 was already perfect- what do you want!?! like for me it ended at s4 :)))

Auther built up one of the most popular healthy couples and decided they dgaf