I'm only at chapter 28 but Claude is clearly supposed to be the ML. Why the hell does he tell her "oh you always do what other people tell you" only to then tell her what she should do??? She already made the decision? And then she does what he tells her to? This sucks so much because this story definitely has potential. And I would also like Claude as a character but he just doesn't work as a love interest for me. Also it's kind of weird to me for the author to try to make me ship the FL - a girl who is at this point probably about 11 - with a 15 year old. Just makes me feel weird. That might not be a weird age gap for adults, but while theyre children, it is imo. Add to that the fact that the relationship with the FL and the father is becoming more family like, makes it just weirdly emotionally incestious. Just weird to me. I just know that I will get mad at the other, more fitting male leads being left in the dust for Claude of all people, so I'll stop reading now to spare myself the annoiyance. (〜￣△￣)〜
I'm only at chapter 28 but Claude is clearly supposed to be the ML. Why the hell does he tell her "oh you always do what other people tell you" only to then tell her what she should do??? She already made the decision? And then she does what he tells her to? This sucks so much because this story definitely has potential. And I would also like Claude as a character but he just doesn't work as a love interest for me. Also it's kind of weird to me for the author to try to make me ship the FL - a girl who is at this point probably about 11 - with a 15 year old. Just makes me feel weird. That might not be a weird age gap for adults, but while theyre children, it is imo. Add to that the fact that the relationship with the FL and the father is becoming more family like, makes it just weirdly emotionally incestious. Just weird to me. I just know that I will get mad at the other, more fitting male leads being left in the dust for Claude of all people, so I'll stop reading now to spare myself the annoiyance.
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