Comment by mars✨ on KittyCat

@KittyCat

i agree with your point of view. I also dislike the lack of determination they give to a lot of female leads in novels like this, not truly helping them develop a strong personality until well over half the story is already done.

It is obvious that she will eventually develop some sort of back bone but the way they always make her dwell in her own sadness not being able to realize her current circumstances can be a little bit frustrating for the reader. At least for me. Makes her one of the many female leads that follows a similar formula and doesn't really add a lot of dimension to her overall character.

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KittyCat Member·2 months ago

@mars✨ I share the same thoughts. I mean we understand that the society that it centered is patriarchal but they're the same human traits with emotions. Huma has survival instincts unlike weeds that's stepped on does nothing. Our survival instincts kicks in. We struggle to survive just like literally drowning we make a fuss to stay afloat and that is human nature. It's disappointing and frustrating reading it as it is. You kick a stray dog would surely bite back. Its frustrating to see a very meek character and its development took too long. She got a very strong male lead. I think it's basic instinct to be on equal footing to your partner to feel confidently stand beside each other. The innate feeling of striving to better ourselves.

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