What a plot relevant creampie shot, a sentence I never thought I would think let alone post.
This story has changed me fundamentally (⊙…⊙ )
Its like horror, arousal, "aww" and "yikes" with a touch of confusion. All at once.
Like is he about to uwu his way into making a corrupted monster back into a god? I love this so much!
Its very human to have all these misunderstandings of feelings and intent (especially since they both were so mistrusting at first open communication was basically non existent).
But it also makes me want to shake them both vigorously (╯°Д °)╯╧╧
I'm honestly so proud. Feed me all the "you're so cute even ancient powerful monsters become devoted pushovers" vibes author, please!
I know two wrongs and all that, but the boys been powerless for almost 100 chapters so imma eat this up. Kwon Ido's not helpless, he's just helplessly in love
I thought I liked toxic characters being toxic to each other, but it turns out i need more of a plot than that otherwise it gets really irritating really fast. Now I know!
Maybe if one of the characters was a werewolf or something I could appreciate how annoyingly insincere the MC and ML are with themselves and each other. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
She's definitely a victim, but she also tried to play the game of thrones without being equipped for it.
If you read this more as political intrigue/manuevering than a romance (which is where it shines more IMO) Rashta was doomed from the start when she decided to start making plays without knowing the game ╮(￣▽￣)╭
She had no chance of even knowing the game??? How is it a bad thing that she tried to survive it
If she had just tried to survive it she may have SURVIVED, she could have been a mistress that made it out with money and lived a comfortable life (but she wouldn't have been queen).
But she kept grasping for power, and legitimacy, in a system she barely understood. And look at the choices she made when she got just a little bit of power, its not like she had pity for the servants also trying to survive.
There's some tragedy in it for her, but its also clumsy maneuvering and bad choices. She couldn't even recognize how out of her depth she was, so yeah, doomed from the start.
…because that’s what the author wanted her to do…since shes the villain of the story…
Yeah, and what’s the problem with that? Are you gonna tell te writer how to write his history? Go to make yours (╬￣皿￣)凸
Are you dumb? I'm specifically saying the reasons Rashta is doing such over the top actions is because of writer I'm not making a moral judgment but if i was then...the author sucks ass and as a reader i can in fact judge the story
I find stupid that you are not making and argument, like, bro are you seriously hating without an argument, and now that you give a “moral judgment” is even more stupid, if you’re going to give an opinion give one that matters or at least say why don’t you like it without looking like a person who is poorly educated. (≧∀≦)
@SHIII What the fuck are you talking about what argument is there to have Rashta is a poorly written character made by a writer with clear biases against poor people that's all there is. Don't start shit and then block me pussy
Yes I'm judging the actions and choices of a character INSIDE of a story based around political maneuvering. If you want to talk about her being a poorly written character or the authors biases, that's fine (but kind of irrelevant to my comment) but IN the story girl made glaringly bad choices and died because of them.
Unfortunate, but telegraphed pretty early by how bad she was at political maneuvering. Hence my comment.
She an uneducated slave who has been preyed on by educated older individuals, not even educated older MEN. I 100% understand the poor choices she made, it is not her fault the EMPEROR used her and you cannot look me in my face and tell you you would remain a slave rather than latch on to the EMPEROR
Also I’m going to assume you also hate Navier because homegirl is fine with slavery but draws the line at cheating?? LMFAO
Yeah but the emperor didn't make her order a woman's tongue cut out, once she has her autonomy she isn't exactly a glowing example of a victim either.
Which is fine, but lets not say she had no autonomy at no point? There are victims of terrible circumstances that don't go on to inflict similar harms after all. Rashta by clinging to the emperor ends up with more autonomy than many of the servants we meet...and look what she does with it. None of that erases her beginnings, and her beginnings don't erase her choices. Hurt people hurt people, but they don't get absolved of the actions the take either.
Also, uh yeah, I don't find anyone I'm personally morally aligned with in this fictional feudal monarchical political fantasy...nor did I expect to?