I genuinely want her to be happy tho. But that ain’t the way. At this point it’s just the character’s writing that is executed poorly so I don’t have the strength to take it out on the characters.
Conclusion : no one here deserves anyone.
thank you. the storys development is written poorly and so is she. and with a story about abuse that was so highlighted in the beginning it just feels like a slap in the face
This is on point, well said, your more reasonable than the Ruve shippers.
I think it would’ve been better if the author portrayed realistically the “getting back with an abuser/ex-abuser” thing since it can happen, but when it does it’s because the abuser still has some power on the victim, or the victim is very weak to affection due to the abuse. Sadly, the author romanticized instead.
yer I agree. But I do think what the author went for could work, when done with realistic trama and good character development. I dont think of this Ruve as the same person as the first timeline, but that does not mean he is good for mc anyway. He does nothing besides say nice things to mc, so there is no way the mcs trauma would allow to talk to him comfortably. Not to mention his personality is made up of "hes a victim too," i mean can anyone name an actual trait of this guy.
Took y’all time to realize Tia’s not all that. Even taking in account the abuse she suffered, I have many problems with her, like her being scared by vegetable head without thinking that, yknow, he might need help mentally speaking? And well... I don’t need to say much about carsein being the best choice. She doesn’t have much motivation either since she’s gonna be the empress and not a knight at the end. (also, are the sword skills here just to make her look good or? Let her fight some big *ss monsters damn) I don’t hate tia, but please I feel like all the male leads except carsein (well, maybe) need someone to help their mental health and it’s not by being tia’s caretaker that it will improve.