how does he know that he is gonna be there bro
I asked myself the same question
Bruv stand up and stand your ground what knight is so defenseless
LMAO, dawg he genuinely just saw his companions get hung. I would be like that too
He was ready to die and feel guilty about doing whatever king ordered him to do was wrong so he might be thinking being like this gonna repent him for what he had done is gonna be tragic for him
I was waiting for this… no warrior just sits around and does nothing
Bro I think author’s dont understand side stories. It used to be short, self-contained stories and ending within a single chapter. They were generally wholesome, with very little drama. But if you can just continue the story, why end it at all?
Real, but it still so good tho
I kinda hate it
It's not bad ? At all ? Compared to others this is very good but you do you
The villains come across as overly cartoonish, with little real depth or complexity, and the story draws such a stark line between good and evil that it feels simplistic. The protagonist is portrayed almost entirely as a victim, for no real reason while her family is reduced to being the sole source of wrongdoing. It would be far more engaging if the narrative embraced more moral ambiguity for example, if she were actually responsible for the Duchess’s death.
It’s neither deep nor fun, which leaves it with very little to offer.
Right like I'm on chapter 20 now and it's a so weird to me that everyone solely blames the FL. There's legit no discussion about how the fact that the duke had an affair, at least in the 'villainess turns the hourglass' the villainess there did hold grudges against her father
I just read the spoilers TT, still the FL isn't responsible for anyone else's sins
I hate when they expect me to believe that it’s realistic to randomly run into the Mother on the street in a city of 10 million people