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Can’t stop listening to Rottweiler by esdeekid, it’s addictive.
Loveeee this story. The main characters are interesting and unique, with compelling stories and real personalities. I find the romance very cute and immature kinda, but in a good way, they get to be teenagers with each other. I also like the fact that even tho they have been intimate, the relationship doesn’t revolve around sex. Love how the fmc has no shame or embarrassment regarding sex and loss of virginity, with so many stories like these one holding and treating the sex and sexuality of women as something pure and taboo kinda. The mmc is also very complex and I love how we’re getting his pov. He is very possessive, but that isn’t presented as a good thing and even tho he is in a more powerful position he doesn’t take advantage of that (bare minimum). it isn’t a typical Cinderella story, he isn’t the cold duke of the north who can just ignore any authority and save her, he has his own problems and tries to help Tilia when he can, but she has achieved everything in her own merit.
I hope everyone will read this story, it is unique and beautiful.
I love the story and the romance, just wish it focused more in the psychological aspect of miyeon. Unpopular opinion on the romance, I like it but I don’t think in the future they could really work together. Juho has the role of a caretaker and not a lover, “don’t hide things from me” doesn’t feel romantic, it feels like he wants to make sure she doesn’t get bad again, and you can love someone and want to care of them, but juho’s image of miyeon is completely tainted with the times when he had to act as a caretaker and that’s really hard to forget, he will be constantly afraid of miyeon getting bad again or losing her memory and it’s hard to be in a relationship like that. We don’t really know what juho wants for his life because he just thinks of her and acts surrounding her.
There is obviously a piece of her memory missing regarding the fire and the fact that juho is still holding back and not telling the whole truth just makes me distrust him. I know there is probably a reason why he is not telling it, but it looks like he just doesn’t trust that she can deal with the truth.
I think this is a story about growth, memory and letting go, and at the end, when they both grow and find things they really want to do, I don’t know if they could work together. Right now the do need each other but it’s a very childish need.
This is just my opinion, feel free to express yours
Is it smart to meet up and begin talking again with a friend who has ghosted me three times because of mental health issues? (Venting) He is very kind and understanding most of the time. I really wanna be there for him, but I think I’m letting him walk all over me.
I really like the story so far (ch 25), my only complain is the way they’re handling the revenge plot. I just wish it was a little bit more angsty and realistic, for someone who has been plotting revenge his whole life he gives it up so easily for the fl who he met a few months ago.
I kinda understand if it’s presented that he is just someone with a good heart who doesn’t want to get other people involved in his actions, but he’s not presented that way.
We know in the original novel he betrayed the crown prince (his close friend) and in his pov he even considered torturing the fl’s father to get the information he needed out of him.
If he just fell in love with the fl and that’s why he cares for her I understand, but the romance doesn’t really feel earned since it’s been so quick, and if he just blindly adores her it takes all of the fun out of the character. I was hoping to see the internal struggles he would eventually have with his revenge and his love for her.
I understand this is more of a light and fun story but this is just my opinion.