I really dislike this forced forgiveness trope that the authors latch on too. That woman left him as a child, KNOWING that the dad would abuse him too and started a whole new life. She never looked for him or even tried to get him back after she was in a better place. She only reached out once she found out he was marrying rich and STILL didn’t apologize. Then came back once her new family abandoned her for lying to them. I can understand Byul cause he’s a kid and they didn’t really give him the full story but Dojin knew better; he still chose to go behind Hyesungs back AGAIN for this woman. Don’t forgive her!
Idk where this is going but this isn’t making any sense. How do you “break up” with someone you’re married to by disappearing? Then since when did Haebom even have the slightest interest in women? Then to add on that typical BL trope of angry rape/non-communication is annoying. They should’ve left this alone, tbh it ended perfectly.
Okay, this might be a little long…..I get that she wants to be helpful but I really dislike that shes going down the route of being so hell bent on being “helpful” that she’s actually causing more harm than good. She’s only focusing on her NEED to seen as more that she’s not taking her husband or his men’s feelings and their expertise into consideration at all. She’s literally a novice at EVERYTHING (literally your first interaction with the outside world) and you’re arguing with seasoned warriors/mages, forcing them to take additional steps to protect you when they could have been focusing on the war. Overall she’s being really selfish about this war… Riftan definitely needs to loosen the reigns a bit and actually give her the space to learn and train the way she actually wants; so that she can become confident in herself and become the badass that she can be.









I don’t like how they handled the locke situation.At all.. I understand wanting to protect his omega but what about all of the others? He literally found one of the victims floating in the river basically and instead of giving to info to the investigators he swept it under the rug.