Loved this. I'm gonna be honest, I'm mostly rooting for the "heroine" to destroy the "villainess" in those types of stories, while sometimes I will be intrigued and think "oh, she's powerful" or that I would like to see her point of view, I would be smiling as she gets punished, because then, the heroine would be happy, just like they said.
This time though, I didn't have a favorite. And could only hope for the best for both.
I think because stories revolves around the protagonist, you find more to root for them whilst the story typically only explores why the ‘villain’ should be punished (ex. Bullying, manipulation & narcissism) to make the ending (usually revenge) more satisfying. The protagonist is given character, the villain is just a plot device.
Many reactions initially were disappointed, wishing Kanna was killed but because we were also given her perspective and it was more detailed than just “argh I tried to kill you so I could become princess at your expense”, many readers like you & I are happy with the ending.
This reminds me of a netflix japanese movie animation about two children, a girl and a boy, who were born from a human mother and a werewolf father, the girl was very active on her animalistic instincts as a child, but as she grew up she chose the human life, while the boy, who used to be more into the human world as a child, ended up living as a wolf, exploring the world alone.
It's a very sad, but heartwarming movie.
Anyways, I completely understand Miyo's feelings, but it just doesn't sit right with me Daija being a asshole to them just bc he just doesn't care. To those who harmed his wife is completely understandable, but there are people who did not, and those people also have a family, children and a precious life. I don't blame them for fearing him.
Also Tokitaro is my fav.










Not gonna lie... AdinaAnime1900, aka the uploader, is a real saint. I have been dreaming of this and creating fanfictions in my head where they finally fall in love that's how much I love this, but didn't found a translated version other than this.