i just started reading this and they keep bringing up how she’s a child bride the plot will get really good and i’ll forget about it but then it always go back to how she was a “young girl” and he was an “old man”; idk if i can get past it like they literally showed their wedding day and she looks like she’s 8 and he looks 20
biting my nails cause there is so much tension between maxi and riftan. is he distancing himself because he’s scared of losing her for real? is he regretting marrying her because he feels like he’s putting her in danger?
also, the way everyone is acting around maxi too is stressing me out, what happened to her on that mountain top? (lowkey, i feel like she misscarried or something cause of everyone’s reaction to her) everyone is happy she helped save them all, but what they’re thinking in their heads is like, “wow good luck girl” (ex: ulyseon and idsilla as the told her bye) WHAT DOES IT MEAN Y’ALL
this story had so many chances to be better
the love triangle going into the past was so good and seeing sungwoo and taeyang plotting in the background was interesting. i couldn’t put the story down when i started, but the author could have explained some things better.
first, yura was so unnecessary to the plot? why was she even there, i totally thought she was have a more antagonistic role, but she was some random caught in the crossfire.
second, i’m not mad taeyang and eunha got together, but i wish they could have shown them falling in love again cause them getting together felt rushed? like wdym “when i saw you die, my heart was pounding :(“ yeah cause this mf died right in front of you?? even eunha and sungwoo’s relationship was built up so fast to also end really quick. and taeyang coming back to life was so out there; i was caught off guard. the pace was fast but also not fast enough at some points?
overall, i liked this story, it was so different from other time reversals that it felt fresh, it picked me up from the lull i was getting myself into










i caught up and im just thinking about the rabbit scene again where michel missed shooting the rabbit in the head and ain(who we all know is fuckass ian) goes on about how michel could just raise it back to health, nurture it, and how he would have a pet. whereas michel finds this pitiful to have put the rabbit in the position in the first place, and kills it.
all this to say, ain/ian (in my opinion at this point in the story) sees michel as the rabbit; injured (a fallen noble with nowhere to run) prey, and wants to keep him as his pet (guess that’s why its called the taming lmao), like he didn’t even want michel to go outside during the month he was in villa. i wonder how the story is going to play out from this point