I know Camilla was instinctively hated because she wasn't the real Camilla but.. why was Ravi ignored? I love these stories where the heroine is doted on but cant help but feel like these stories have a kind of "positive" misogyny if that makes sense. If MC was a man, they likely wouldn't care for her as much. It feels like daughters are seen as harmless, helpless little creatures that need protecting and sons are only competition to each other.. like the only reason Ravi was neglected is probably bc Ludville is the "true" son and objectively stronger. I feel like the author intends Ravi to be "healed" by Camilla's acknowledgement of him but that doesnt address the fundamental issue. Overall I love this story tho and I'm atleast glad Camilla shows clear favouritism to Ravi lol its so nice how she thinks of him before anyone else
ooh you hate with thissss. I am reading a book called the talented squirrel and the way the fl is treated as to her brothers is soo weirddd. This happens in so many books that centre sibling relationships too. The brother would sent off to war, never receive love from their father but the sister will be doted on and protected.
FL is just a standard shoujo protagonist and shes meant to be in her 30s? Idk why manga romances still do the timid FL who blushes at everything. She just got cheated on but new man looks at her: blush, badump. Says her name: blush, badump. Like girl??
No i think rather than FL's personality josei refers to the audience and again i agree this should be a shoujo bc she doesnt act her age and this feels like teen love thanks to her. but i'm guessing its bc there might be some sexual references and images on next episodes and shoujo has more strict rules but idk
I love an OP MC but I really hate the "might makes right" setting here. What is the point of the social hierarchy when literal SERVANTS can blatantly talk shit to your face?? Even a weak Duke's daughter shouldn't be treated that way. Even the ML wouldnt care ab her if she wasnt OP. Also there are so many contradictions.. apparently being weak means you lose your nobility? But then Sedin is strong but treated badly for being a commoner. Alte dislikes her bc he sees her as pampered and spoiled but fails to see that everyone in and outside of their home is allowed to disrespect her? Please just have the FL wipe them all out at this point.
Pretty obvious the brother has loved FL since childhood. I feel like he's going to start begging her and saying he only tried to bring her down so they could be equal/together OR that his plan was to get her kicked out, become the Duke's successor and then force her to marry him lol whatever those pining looks are, they are not brotherly
In the flashbacks, it always shows him rejecting ogFL and talking about his lost love who he isnt over.. how did FL interpret that to mean he loved ogFL? There seems to be no explicit mention of him loving her and its super obvious she used the Temple/Holy Knights to control him lol
I think she interprets him dying for her as him expressing love for her. It's dumb and she shouldn't feel guilty for changing for "stealing" him when if she didn't it would lead to his death she's just being super dumb honestly. But I can be surprised since in her first life her husband killed her as she was trying to get his affection.