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After reading the promotional chapter, I honestly feel like a lot of people judged this one before seeing how it was actually handled. The slavery aspect didn’t feel romanticized to me at all — it was presented as part of the historical setting. The MC is portrayed more as a lost war survivor dealing with the aftermath of everything, not as someone being praised for the system he inherited.
Even the “I’m your humble slave, master” line reads as sarcasm and a challenge, not a romanticized dynamic. Maybe the story could have handled things really badly later, we’ll never know, but based on what we actually got, it felt more like a historical setting dealing with uncomfortable topics rather than glorifying them.
It’s not like there haven’t been stories in similar settings before, I think y’all just escalate more if it’s smth you all learned about in school for once.

Sarang Yu, a second-year in high school, has never really fit in. She isn’t exactly bullied, b...