I just want to see how she'll react when she finds out the truth about Carlix and her sister
what was it again? please remind me
Her sister is dead, Carlix was "married" to her, Carlix is actually a prince and not just some knight
The art for this has not been my cup of tea (especially Carlix, the art for him is never consistent) but imo this chapter has been the best looking so far.
Question: Do you guys just want to see Danwoo fuck around before settling with Taehan? So he's able to test out other waters and give Taehan time to come to terms with his own feelings? We all know how this ends (￣∇￣")
Where can I read the novel?
https://lilyonthevalley.com/chapter/emp-chapter-8/
Chapter 8 is where the manhwa is at right now.
Thanks so much (づ￣ ³￣)づ
I get that people find the princess and her story/parts boring, but I hope at least they understand how important she is to the story and the future of the kingdom which has always ultimately been Shin's concern.
I kinda wish they had made the kid a boy so he could get his own BL storyline and this turned multigenerational like in Blood Link. Tbh I feel like that would’ve worked better.
that’s not the point tho, they wanted a female kid to show how the heirs didn’t need to be male and showcase the changes a female king could do.
plus having a female king means that the queen and king roles aren’t connected to their genders anymore which helps them to go away from the patriarchy set up by generations before. so yea, having the kid be male would have no point at all and zero significance to the plot & storyline.
No I get that. I just really like multigenerational BLs and wanted a BL of their kid.
maybe we could have a gl lol
Open ur mind…we could have yuri!!! Out of the ashes of yaoi rise yuri
Yigon has understandable trauma because of his horrible family, but it's so frustrating just watching him whine and not do anything when we know he's actually smart. It's hard to remember at times when he does stupid things like trust the people who work for him (knowing how his house and office are tapped), still meeting with druggies (knowing they can spread rumours and are also in touch with his brother), etc. I don't think the ML is all that great either, but it's easy to understand why he thought Yigon was delusional. At what point do you think: "I know my brother was the only good person in my family, but now he's been trying to kill me for years, maybe I should fight back since all this fucking around to make myself not a threat isn't working."
I'm so glad I'm not the only person thinking this way. Although, to be honest I wasn't even thinking about fighting back.
Yigon is a millionaire. And he's a millionaire in Korea where everything is a lot cheaper than it is here in the US. He can just leave. He has a passport. It's not that hard to get a last minute flight literally anywhere... And while his brother might be capable of arranging car accidents it's a lot harder to mess with commercial flights. Especially with no warning.
Tell no one your plan, wake up one random day you're brother is working, put your passport in your pocket, walk a mile or two down the street to a crowded area and flag down a random taxi, take the random taxi to the airport, walk up to the counter and buy the ticket for the next international flight, and be on a plane within the hour.
There's literally nothing anyone outside of the government could do to stop you.
Once you're in another country it gets a lot easier to protect yourself because your brother isn't going to have connections everywhere. You can just go to a country you know he doesn't do business and use your money, since you're a millionaire, to establish yourself.
The helplessness that readers and the author have assigned to this man are wild. I'm poor and I could get out of the situation.
There's one catch to that plan. Yigon has a high IQ but a low EQ. The money he handles isn't his own, it's his grandfather's. To travel with enough money to support himself without relying on his family, he needs cash, and that's not easy to carry.
And to be able to work in the field he's studying, he needs to process the paperwork. I don't know what advantages Korea has in terms of immigration because I'm from South America and I know it's easier there, but it doesn't matter where you are, traveling and settling in a new place, especially for an emotionally unstable person, isn't easy.