How does she keep saying the most outrageous shit, like its a talent at this point. The unabashed, rightous entitlement is insane
Pretty sure she’s a narcissist. Constant need for validation, lack of empathy/understanding for others, pervasive selfishness, inability to allow anyone else to receive attention, entitlement off the charts… she checks a lot of the big boxes
I'm interested in the story but i don't like that it's implied she was a teen when she died. Just makes the relationship feel kinda icky
This just feels like pornhwa....but I'll stick around for a while longer and see.
Wrong comic. That is in fact a different webtoon about a "kidnapped" princess having a child with a dragon prince. I can understand the confusion tho
the servants were really like "omg, we get to serve a pretty princess and not your boring, bum ass anymore? WOOHOO!!!!"
Also looks like the cake triggered some trauma, hopefully it turns out alright
Been feeling for a while now like theres a disconnect between now and the beginning of the story. I distinctly remember the manhwa giving off the feel that women, or at least the princesses of the palace, were seen as nothing more than tools for royal marriage by the men an adults. Like theres a distinct expectation of gender roles here, even the brothers are in the matchmaking meetings. It's the whole reason for the title and why the FL started acting out.
But now its like "oh, i actually loved you and you're mother the whole time and would never make you do something you didn't want" like huh? Idk how i'm supposed to believe that when he let his kids grow up thinking they're just pawns. (And for the sisters, they are just pawns for the story). I reread the first few pages and it was like he had no choice. Bitch you are the KING. Neither your son and your wives can go against you, literally what was forcing your hand from making your kids feel like they had some worth?
And NOW her brother wants to be friendly with her? Cause she's different? Cause she's more powerful and useful? Like this is all a BIG fuck you to the rest of her sisters and it doesn't sit right with me. Everybody was treating her special and only the FL didn't know this. Like she's a mary sue in disguise
It makes me also realize how little world building there is outside of the palace and the oddities. What really are the gender roles of this kingdom? The sister's testimony before being married makes it allude to them being strict. If they do exist, why is there no pushback from her becoming a knight? Is it cause she's an oddity? But only her father and maternal family know this. Are the gender roles loose? Then why were sisters treated that way?
Idk like if you ignore this stuff, the story is fine but i've been thinking about this for a while