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no wait I get it you think she's annoying rn but she's literally the best character in the whole series she's just a cutie

I read the whole novel 3 times already, it's one of my fav. I genuinely don't like her

it genuinely baffles me PLS lmk why you don't like her

What’s the chapter for the current manhwa release? I want to read if but I’m too lazy to read from the beginning

the novel chapters are written at the end of the manhwa chapters

whatt, it should be the other way around or settle in court

I agree, it's extremely fucked up

In county like Asia including my country sadly the court is shit. I see many stories like these where even they tried take this case to court it takes them years even a decade but the case still not settled. The wives/mothers cried how they've wasted their thousands of money and times but still doesn't get their justice. It sucks but that's the reality, while I hate how some mother just leaves their child like that, I still understand where they're coming from

meant to upvote. totally agree

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100% agree.

100% agreeeee

while i agree that money shouldn't be a metric or a factor to consider in a relationship, i can kind of understand why some people would include money as a metric as it shows how well can you support yourself and your partner. like, would you want to marry someone who is completely dependent on you? it's kinda like taking care of a baby at this point, and you having the burden to take care of yourself and your partner. at least, in this case with the seme's father, he gives an opportunity (as indirect as it can be) or challenge for the uke to try to succeed in his career or be on equal terms with the seme.

don't take it the wrong way of me implying that you must marry someone richer than you. money shouldn't be the sole factor in a relationship, but it can influence your decision in committing with someone whom you want to spend your life with.

I'm not saying that you should marry someone who can't support themselves (if you're not intended to be the sole provider), if you two are not compatible is that aspect wouldn't be a stable relationship. The key word in my comment was "career", you have to have a job to maintain a career.
The uke had a job that he liked and worked for his social limitations, he is successful in his on terms, he doesn't have to make the same amount of money as the seme for that. Hanging the sales numbers over his head as condition to be approved as son in law is not a challenge, it's ridiculous.

On the first part, I think you missed my point. I was only using the "marrying someone who is completely dependent on you" part as an example that money can influence a relationship.

As for "career," I thought your main concern was the sales, hence I brought up the money. Yes, the uke is successful in his terms and in our terms (It's literally dream to make your own manga). But when faced against people with different beliefs, such as the father who comes from a clan that is extremely wealthy and known for being very business-oriented, plus his eldest son's work being well-recognized and well-received, it makes sense why he would put in that kind of condition despite it being impossible to get those sales numbers.

i don't agree with the money and sales part either but if this is what it takes for him to drop that god awful manga he makes then so it i support the dad

that's ridiculous. the uke is already a successful author with a thriving career and he's not the one that comes from money. being a son of a family from a well established bloodline with a corporate empire automatically will never make them equal.
the parent is not even looking at how happy or how the uke treats the same, not even caring how healthy of a relationship it is but placing an arbitrary metric on someone. someone who, by the way, can completely sustain himself. who lives on his own dime. they're grown ass adults who are forced to appease a scion who is quite literally threatening to separate them and forced to accept that it's reasonable. and looking at the last few pages it really seems that the father is interfering in the uke's success by cancelling his manga. it's at least implied.

not everyone has the same definition of success, at least in the eyes of the seme's father. coming from a business-oriented clan, it's obvious that he's gonna have very high standards. can't fault a man when he is raised in a household full of business-minded people. don't get me wrong, i don't take into account that money, career, or success determines the relationship. but i'm simply showing one reason why some people would support the father. like, in an objective sense, some people would want a more stable and secure relationship, hence money and career would end up being brought up in marriage discussions.

but personally for me, going a bit off topic here, i don't like the father interfering with their relationship. whether it's to protect his second son from experiencing the same heartbreak (his first son's failed relationship with a mouse), to uphold his business-minded beliefs, or not, the uke and seme have the final say. yet, with the way the manga is going, i think the father's interference makes the plot more exciting as it could potentially develop the uke's character more (yelling back at the dad or something lmao) and let the uke actually cook with his manga or do some crazy stunt that would blow everyone's expectations.

Im pretty sure that gets explained later on in the novel, by the group of guides that Jin was hanging around with at one of the guild meetings?

Yeah it was revealed at one of the meetings then Jin colapsed from the shock (and other stuff)