The gray rabbit is a girl, they're a lesbian couple.
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/solo_farming_in_the_tower/uu/mk_chapter-76/pg-16/
Yes. The sickle rabbit is a boy indeed. Maybe a lot of them just thought of the sickle rabbit as a girl due to the droopy ears. But it's not. If you saw through their past interactions, the sickle rabbit is definitely one of the male rabbits.
I'm not against with the thought but maybe people need to be sensitive to details and not bring up certain conclusions. Because, you know, "we live in a society".
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Or better question, why would you let your man knowingly deceive another woman, have you no morals. We keep looking at the fact she had to give up your newborn part, but she was the former king's lover from the begining, she knew he was stringing that woman along and convinced her to do many things including kill in order to make himself king, and she was completly ok with that. I can't really feel sorry for this woman. Even if she didn't know fully, how did she think the thrid price bacame king just by marrying a higher noblewoman, the crown prince was bound to marry a high noble woman too thus cementing his position. She chose to turn a blind eye for the benifits it would grant her.
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All this time he's been doing things by the rules of wolves/nature. So why now when the woman he made train and get strong to only then aknowledge her as his mate, when she's in danger he has to stop and think which is more beneficial to save between HIS MATE or another woman. Also aren't wolves monogamous, they better not be heading to a harem route. They really wanna pick and choose which wolf traits he's gonna follow.
If he realy though that then why even think "What should I do? I can't save both of them at the same time!" and "If so, which one should I save? The short-tempered blondie? Or...". The naritive of him knowing she could save herself doesn't pass if he contemplated having to choose between who to save.











I might be overthinking things but, I'm confused about which dog breeds they decide to make dark skinned. Why is the Afghan Hound which is originally from Afghanistan light skinned but the Doberman and German Shepherd originally from Germany dark skinned. I don't know why but it feels like they're making the more "aggressive" dog breeds dark skin and that paints a negative picture. If they introduce a Pt Bull or Rottweiler and they're darked skinned, I'll have my answer ( T_T )
Hi! I actually read ahead to chapter 60 so far (kind of, its not translated so I have to use my phones translation feature ( ̄∇ ̄") but still). I totally understand why it would make you worried and why it might seem kinda racially charged cause i feel like that happens often with these kinds of concepts. From what I've read so far, the only other dog whose is included in the main story with plot that has a human self and has appeared to be dark skinned is a chihuahua. Idk if that kinda feeds into the "aggressive dogs are the only ones shown as dark skinned" idea because he's shown as a kid and is really innocent and sweet. But I also know there is a stereotype that chihuahuas are mean, though thats not reflected in the character. Other dogs are introduced or briefly shown in one page of what they would look but they are not dark skinned. Well, except for one but Im not sure what breed she is because it doesnt translate into a dog breed name so im not really sure. She is shown once or twice on an extra page. She gives cool girl energy like the other husky but not as energetic. But again, its only one drawing so that doesnt give a lot of info. Hopefully this helped in some way and gives you more info if you wanna decide to keep reading!
Also sorry for the long reply! I just totally get your worries so I wanted to give some input if that helps you feel better or if you decide to drop the story. And it was actually ch 61 with the chihuahua btw!
No worries I appreciate your viewpoint. I'm black so I like seeing darker skinned characters in anime/ manga regardless of their ethnicity. But because they're show few and far between, when the representations fall on the negative side I tend to scrutinize it more, but again that's just me. I do like the overall concept of this story so I do plan to continue for that alone.