What was the medical consent form for?
I thinks it's allowed in most of the world. In Europe, Canada and I think Australia have (in my opinion) have incredibly low standars of who can apply, so they were scandalous for some years. The rest of the world tends to give the option of euthanasia for people with medically proven chronic and orphan illnesses or disabilities such as paraplegia.
I'm gonna get dunked on for this but I only read up to chapter 30 and I really don't like how quickly they'd try to explain subtle things that happen, like how the FL said she'd be willing to be executed for her honor, and then suddenly they show a scene from her past life and she suddenly decides she needs to live a good life for that random kid. It just feels to convenient to the plot, rather than actually building up character traits.
Also she's a real pushover for immediately thinking well of someone because they're good-looking. Idk why authors think this is a relatable character trait but it really pisses me off when bad things characters do are brushed off because the MC decides they were too good-looking while doing it.
I really just can't get through this because of how convenient everything is to push the story along rather than actually writing a compelling plot ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭
I really hope they don't go in the direction where the FL concludes that she was also part of the problem of their relationship failing when 99.99% of it was definitely the ML's fault. I've seen it happen at least TWICE and it just feels so misogynistic.
They better make that man GROVEL one hundred times before she decides to even think about getting back with him.











Why does he like the FL already? Like if it was just regret and sorrow for now, it would make sense, but why was he jealous?