I just finished chapter 33 and i cant even begin to explain how emotional the last panel made me. U saw oscar with his bsf radan
"i think I can finally get why the white tower was the empire's pride"
"The ones that they could never quite let go of"
"And thats why people still miss it"
Just stab me with a fucking knife at this point omfg. Its one thing when the mc themself says they were a well beloved figure and its another when someone says it makes people quite sad that they cant forget someone they respected and looked up to. ╥﹏╥
I really liked the plot development until she killed the beast with the sword. I mean, how could she be so sure it would work out when she had never used it before? Let alone in that moment, she even had its weight reduced to 1/10. I love strong, independent women but girlie, if I was with you in that moment. I'd have zero trust that you could have slayed it.
Lowkey I feel like she has nothing to lose if her plan didn’t work out and worse case if she died I feel like she’d come to terms/accept it in that moment bc we’ve already seen how she views the value of her life from the last near death experience (sacrificing herself for bibi because she believes her death wouldn’t matter to anyone)
I do agree that she "would have nothing to lose" even if she ended up dying (since she accepted her death while saving bibi). If im not mixing things up this whole thing happened to make her prince and the consort look bad and and her gaining some power. If she failed and ended up dying thats it, but what if she didnt and the prince ended dying? How would she explain this situation when she was still supposedly be in a coma ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭











I know Japan is obsessed with brother and sister dynamics but for the love of god please stop mentioning brother and sister every chapter
Im like, "Oh, sure, I can handle step siblings if they didn’t grow up together" but they gotta make the FL believe they are fully blood related and still being into him and saying “yeah if we weren’t related…”
Genuine reason to crash out as a reader