I'm so disappointed with the manhwa adaptation. Please go read the novel instead it doesn't deserve this kind of treatment.
Personally, I LIKED that the novel ending was like that
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Tho, it doesn't satisfy our craving for an eye for an eye,
I find it very interesting that FL chose to, essentially, wash her hands off the entire thing so that she can focus all her efforts in developing their fief and building her own family there -> that uncomfortable maturity that we sometimes have to do as adults
I also liked how the main villain gets "destroyed" w/o needing any intervention from the main couple and is brought down by her own actions -> a rare occurence in rofan
'Coz it shows how she was so deluded & arrogant that she didn't to be intentionally brought down by someone else
I hate this manga it's like your husband falling in love with your fucking surrogate it's icky. Nathaniel's anger is justified.
I think you’re judging it too much by the standards we have right now. Well, this is a fantasy land that is meant to be way way way in the past where man I can have multiple wives and it’s expected that most of the wives after the first one which is usually arranged or Usually for political gain or because he likes them and wants to fuck them
Yeah..and it can NOT be that way. The author can TOTALLY make us like MC and ML without making us try to think about those unnecessary morally questionable bs, since, like you said, we're in the modern era and we have NEW moral standards. Yet here we are. Nathaniel is the original wife, so again, I will stand that his attitude is JUSTIFIED. No matter what era people have feelings, he's been with ML longer, slept with ML longer, had conversations with ML longer and IS in a RELATIONSHIP with ML longer. No matter what era three or more people CANNOT coexist within a relationship like this with a single person without feelings of negativity
Not saying that that’s not fine and I don’t get you and stuff like that. I might just not care because I know who he’s gonna end up with and how the story is gonna go anyways. Most likely going to be a short and very clear type Any relationship they had an arranged marriage as well. There was also convenient. He married him because he needed the baby and he couldn’t give it to him so he just got somebody else realistic. Doing it the only difference is that he’s actually in love this time meaning that they’re not in a relationship. The first two are not in a relationship. They were just arranged type of marriage marriage. This is forced type of arranged marriage. Don’t even know if he wanted that specific person, but I understand where you’re coming from and you’re saying the author shouldn’t make you think or whatever then just don’t read it anymore
Arranged marriages are still marriages. Yes it is a type of relationship. Yes it is just as real and valid and holds up. Loyalty and respect and fulfillment of conjugal and marital duties is still expected from both parties.
Forced and arranged marriages are very different. Idk what kind of crack yall on. Most of y’all’s grandparents had arranged marriages.
Neglecting your marriage partner makes you a scum, unless they neglected their obligation towards you first, or are simply a displaceable person. Which we might find out later.
Anyways it’s a silly little fiction so I will read it.
It’s just that people can enjoy shit without needing to jump through hoops to justify actions that are clearly wrong. There’s no need to make out the king to be a good person when they’re not.
People say Cain should've ended up with MC, MC should've bla blah, Cain should've, this that boo, NO. Cain shouldn't have met Jooin in this life in the first place. Jooin was a shackle to him. He would've been so much happier and more peaceful had Jooin not come into his life because it only made him stuck in the past. Jooin can never and SHOULD NEVER be Cain's lover. Cain would forever subconsciously regard him as his master and himself as a dog/follower. No relationship will work like that.
I agree. Their relationship was painfully one sided with him always putting Jooin above his own emotional needs. Cain never saw his relationship with Jooin as that that should be of equals. He wished to forever serve Jooin and Jooin just didn't want that type of relationship. That is why Jooin up until the very end refused to accept the master title Cain was often forcing onto him.
Ok ngl I feel pity for Crista and her family...Like..Ik they made some mistakes but it's not so deep that it warrants this much suffering...Heinry is cruel and crazy and some people may like it but rn I'm starting to dislike him
No like I get that. But what I don't like is the way everything was handled after. He KNOWS she'll commit suicide if he sets the right conditions and he wants that ending. He also didn't let her family go and continued to torment them afterwards albeit indirectly. I'm not saying that he's wrong for punishing her but this isn't the only reason why I started disliking him, many novel readers I know also feel icked by Heinry because he acts innocent and babied with Navier but in reality he's a manipulative controlling person. There are some things other characters wouldn't have done had he not triggered things, plus he's also extremely biased with their future kids. He doesn't like his son just because he doesn't look like Navier. Another thing is with Duke Ergi, they colluded so Rashta would continue to fuck up over and over again. Sure Rashta still acted upon them herself but there were a lot of times she was tricked and pushed into doing the wrong things even when some of her 'wrongs' could've been 'rights' had they stopped their relentless manipulation of her and just advised her properly
Don't get me wrong Heinry is a good husband, but he certainly is not a good person.
he definitely isn't a good person, but most romance manhwas these days have male leads with that type of act. manipulative and/or controlling and vengeful towards anyone who messes with them or the female lead so i don't judge him personally and see this more like a common trope of the genre. for sure, he could have handled things a lot better with Krista and her family, but I personally don't see him as particularly much more problematic than those other yandereish male leads...but i understand your point of view
I honestly started liking him more because of him not always being a good person. I feel like it makes him more human than anything, many mangas I’ve read the ml is always a good guy pretending to act all big and bad. But for him he reacts more humanly than anything (minus the torture ) how I see it is if he treats his wife and kid and civilians appropriately then I ain’t got no problems
But the thing is he does/n't . It's 50/50, he's good to Navier but he's also tricking her to believe he's this puppy archetype of a person and lies to her about certain things to get her to love him more, but it's not that harmful and I can let it pass. But something that icked me along with his cruelty is him as a father, he showed lots of signs of favoring his daughter over his son and he (along with Navier) barely provided them with proper guidance concerning their futures and ambitions
I understand that but as a reader there's this one thing my brain abides to, if the main characters take too little revenge for what they've suffered I feel that they're too lenient and get disillusioned, but if they take too much revenge for how much they suffered I feel like they're going overboard and start feeling for the villains, and for me Heinry is the latter. I get it, they fucked up, but at the same time they didn't fuck up SO MUCH that it warrants Heinry tormenting everyone in her family and kicking them while they're already down
Thinking back on it if he didn't manipulate the situation so that Krista would kill herself and just executed (like what he wanted to do) her fairly like a normal human being instead of barricading her in a fucking house with no way out and mentally fucking with her by using that indirect torture + his leverage of her family, the brother wouldn't have gone batshit crazy about his one and only sister he loved who he thought died for other reasons and Navier probably wouldn't have gotten caught up in it either
Same, I like imperfect characters just like people.
Like damn, he IS a king you know......and a good one, definitely NOT a tyrant or abuser, he's a smart man that knows his ways around politics.
I draw my line at saying someone is pitiful or a good person when they ATTEMPT SEXUAL ASSAULT like his sister in law
I don't know how people want him to act He IS a king, He is not supposed to go forgiving people and giving them passes left and right
Like I said before in one of my previous replies my brain abides to this thing "if the main characters take too little revenge for what they've suffered I feel that they're too lenient and get disillusioned, but if they take too much revenge for how much they suffered I feel like they're going overboard", I never said that he should just let the act pass, he definitely should've punished Krista bc if Krista did succeed even if it's just sowing misunderstanding there definitely would've been an impact in his reputation. I'm not icked because he punished them, I'm icked about the WAY he punished them + some other things I've already mentioned. I agree imperfect characters are nice, but I'm starting to get more and more disillusioned with Heinry, had they made the villains less morally grey and not just people who just did the things they did because they want to hold on or survive maybe I wouldn't have minded too much
let's not overestimate his cute act or underestimate navier's wit... the same way navier discovered about the western kingdom's plan to wipe the eastern kingdom's mages and that henry was planning a war, she's not fooled by his cutesy act. She might not know everything he did to krista's family in detail, but she knows he is ruthless. She KNOWS who she is dealing with. sovieshit was just like that too and navier was fine with it. she just needed someone who she could trust to be her partner. someone she could trust to not betray her.
The author clearly made him this way for a reason maybe it was to show not all ml are goodie tissues or maybe they wanted to show that even ml’s have bad sides/flaws, idk tbh I don’t really care navier is smart if she doesn’t want to be with him anymore I’m sure she would divorce him just like she did with the other guy, or at least she seems pretty calculated to me, I’m just saying I’d prefer a ml like this than a ml that doesn’t have any flaws or is always doing the “right thing”










I avoided reading this for 4 years for what? I really thought it was something so raw I'd bawl my eyes out bc of the comments but it's just average apocalypse stuff