After 103 chapters, I have not seen a single hint of incest on the FL's part. Her brothers are the ones who seem to have the weird obsession with her. The FL goes out of her way to avoid them or show that she wants nothing to do with them at all. I don't think it's good to discourage readers when nothing has even happened. Let them read the story and come to their own conclusion. In regards to her father being the main lead in this adaptation, again there is no sign of that up to this point.
I just finished Chapter 35. Can someone explain why Nereis is shocked when Norman and Jennie learn she sleepwalks? She already told Norman in chapter 9 and he was so chill and supportive of it. Yet in this chapter he looks ashamed and doesn't even speak up on Nereis' behalf
Okay, so, please inform me, because I am genuinely confused. But where was the healing genre? Like the title felt very misleading. Was it because she was a poison taster or poisoed by the king? I may have to read it again because she gets a dragon egg and then...? What became of that? They introduced magic, but it was barely used. This really can't be the end. Gotta be a season finale or something
The healing part was about the "original story" and the princess with her dad. As she was an ignored princess and became so much loved by others.
Bruh there is so much plot whole that after reading this just give me this empty feeling
I agree with the Duke. Why buy a theater when you have no experience? Especially a failing one. It doesn't add up. Theaters would need to have, actors, dress makers, playwrights, proper advertisement, money for cleaners and people to make and design sets. That's a lot of responsibility for someone who just recovered from an assassination attempt to handle. If she wants trust, she's got to give a little. He stayed with her when he face was "ruined" despite everyone saying otherwise. He didn't tell anyone she was faking. That's gotta prove something. Edith's argument doesn't make complete sense either. The duke was more than likely heavily educated as a child to know how to properly run a business. He's a Duke, of course his teachings and lessons would center around business