i was expecting comments about the story, some theories/spoilers, etc but i just say people talking about mayo on fries and pineapple on pizza.
Damn you ain't kidding
I feel like Seatbyul, just fifth wheeling through life.
It's really fucked up how adults perpetuate this kind of discrimination and the kids being kids follow suit.
And it shows how racism is taught and learned too! Them making fun of her culture and for being different from them :((
Im so glad i stumbled on this AFTER it ended. It was such a good story and build up. I really liked the merge of past and present story telling, but if i hadn't binged it i can imagine how frustrating it would've been. Honestly i wanted Hakyung to apologize to Yoonsung at some point, even though i know he was a victim himself, but i think yoonsung deserved at least a heartfelt apology along side an explanation of everything. I liked sister-in-law's character far more than i had expected. Grandpa's message at the end made cry hard. Idk how to put it, but it always felt that Yoonsung loved Hakyung waaaaaay more than Hayung loved him, but i guess it works because to Yoonsung that is more than enough.
wtf? they just brushed it off completely??? wtf maybe there's a chapter missing or something.
This was such a good read. The plot is very interesting, im glad i picked this up after a long time. From chapter 150 onwards, the interactions between Penelope and her family, specially the duke made me choke up a little. I really like the duke, he may not be the perfect dad but he is a very good one. As for the leads, the slave made my blood boil and the Marquis has my pity. As for the prince, i find him funny i only like him because he's the better option and because Pen likes him.
I'm assuming we're near the ending soon.
is this any good? or should i just skip this one?
It’s not bad just give it a try