
If you don't know: in "the little prince" the narrator tries to draw a sheep for the little prince after he asks for one.
After several of the sheep drawings were rejected by him, the narrator just draws a box with holes and tells the prince that his sheep is in there, which the prince accepts.
(you can read it for free online btw, it's a children's book but a VERY good one)
To spell it out for the people in the back: there is a parallel you can draw from the interaction itself. The narrator who can make things for the prince, while the prince accepts those at face value, aka ML and FL in a nutshell. The story itself isn't really focused on that aspect but I think that's what this manhwa is trying to get at.

Their romance arc makes me want to rewrite this whole story so bad. An AU where
1. their adventuring party doesn't lose all braincells while obviously walking into Ninacia's trap
2. Empress and Emperor fucking divorce, because this man is pathetic
3. Either spice up MC's romance or just let it be because her chemistry with the prince is as riveting as watching a puddle dry

MC is gonna have a magical winx transformation into a pussy-having hybrid dog and get bred by Fluffy...or rather the unc will be jumped by Fluffy?
I'm materializing this as we speak.
Either way MC and unc are made of the same stuff as those futanari-core "farm animals" or whatever you wanna call it.
Another wild guess here, but what MC saw in that box either infected him with potent animal cuntification genes, or was like some other messed up stuff regarding the farm experiments. But it's most likely the former because Fluffy clearly used to be just a dog that followed MC around when he opened that box.

Btw, idk if that's a plothole or not but like, if ML knows that MC is that disembodied voice that pitied him, why was he surprised that she knew his weakness and what not? Like, it just makes sense to assume if she knows of his "fate" she'd also know a lot about him.
Or was that moment where she yoinked his side like a confirmation of sorts? Maybe I'm too neurodivergent for this but if that's really it they need to make it a bit more obvious. Put a big circle and jiggle some keys over that shit idk.

From how I understood it, he doesn't know she is the voice at all.
Instead, to him, Anri represents change and something new. It's not quite love yet but it is budding. Anri is the representation that he CAN move forward with his life away from Elze and the Book. She's a new variable that had never existes before in his previous life.
I think this is turning out to be the usual toddler spoiling indulgence. I dont mind it too much here because of FL's backstory, but at certain points I personally do start rolling my eyes bc I'd rather have the story progress than be stuck reading out how precious FL is yet again. At a certain point u gotta show, not tell, imo.