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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.
xD He knew she'd be fine because of the Vampire in her, but of course she could tell his thought process from a glance rofl.
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.
Lols because he didn't realize it, when faced with that situation logic is out the window. He knew she'd be fine, but at that moment he forgot and saw her as an endangered life he needed to save along with the other, since in his mind both were important to his life in different ways.
Would it really kill the entire story if when another girl tries to get with the main guy, his girl doesn't approve and tries to make a harem but truly stays monogamous. It feels like these authors think they'd die if the male MC doesn't stick his **** in as many women as possible.
Thank you! So many stories are ruined because of this stupid narrative
It's because second author adds higher female count to male or polygamy it turns into a harem story for some reason
It became like that :((
Isekai de Tochi o Katte Noujou o Tsukurou is one of the only monogamous stories I have found that's good
Agree
Yup, and the MC of that story flat out states he only wants his one wife even when told it's ok to have more than one and that she'd accept whatever choice he makes. Now that's a male MC I can root for.
During chap43 there's a purple butterfly chasing a blue butterfly untill they land next to each other at the end of the chap. Hmm, I wonder it it's to symbolize Claire and Artaire
And just like that a perfectly good story is ruined by the Harem trope .
Right ?! I really hate the harem trope
I agree vut I have to say I knew this was going to happen as soon as the two girls from the village were introduced:)
Me too but I was clinging to the hope that it wasn't going the harem direction
Why don't people like to trust their instincts. I mean she literally gave you the side eye and that b***h smirk, but you're all "go get em, I'm so purified". Girl what ಠ_ಠ
I'm disappointed with that nurse, based on where we saw her take out the pill the nurse should have caught her pocketing the pill (dementia patients like to do that alot so we know where to look), I don't know how she missed that. Also a psych nurse should have investigated more about that patient's change in behavior and not just written it off as her wanting to return home sooner. That's also why you have to routinely check blood levels cause that's one thing that can't lie. They would have realized her levels showed the drug is either below therapeutic level or not in her system at all. Very disappointed.
agreed... esp reading/watching stories it's frustrating when 'professionals' like detectives, professors, doctor/nurse, etc not do their jobs property
Tell me about it I could be watching a very dramatic and serious scene but the minute I notice a medical inaccuracy it takes me right out of the story. It's like if you can't even get that right why should I care ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Does it bother anyone else that she hasn't tried harder to return to her family. I mean she said in the beginning she wanted to return home but so far nothing has happened and she's accepted it, what? ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
I think she's having a more Cavalier attitude about it. She knows that if she began acting rebellious, she might end up going the villainess path or appear to be. She also feel sorry for the kids oh, so she wants to make friends so she could show her parents, not to worry, she can make friends. Not only that, she's finally doing something she couldn't do at home. Which is baking. Slowly but surely, she's going to try to get enough buttons in order to run away from home and start her own Bakery so her family won't go hungry or be poor anymore. So I think she's just working out her game plan. Also I like that she's mellow about it, that's a good attitude to have instead of being tense and stressed about it. Stress is like a fart, it stinks but it has no real purpose but to release pressure.
Oh yeah I kinda forgot about her runaway fund plan. For me when it comes to reincarnation stories it's just kinda weird how even though they're adults in a child's body they act that children. It just doesn't seem rational to me but I see your point.
For me it's the opposite. Sometimes I wonder why so many adults act like children in real life.
so true
It's so satisfying to see a female character actually call out the intrusive behavior and speak up for themselves, instead of floundering and causing a misunderstanding that other stories love to use. Finally a response based in reality (๑˃ᴗ˂)و
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.