Comment by KYL on The Blade and Flower - Chapter 64

@KYL they didn't say that the brother asked his mom to kill hee-ryang. he only expressed that he was insecure and felt second-best to hee-ryang. the mother acted alone so it's her fault.

@KYL that is a child you're talking about. Who only said he felt inadequate in comparison? Save your vile words for the woman that tried to killl a child.

@KYL oh so the brother would have been completely ignorant of his little brother, barely past ten going into the battlefield???? Could he have had a small smithering bit of pity and morality, he could have convinced his mother/father from sending him to the battlefield. This is a death sentence.
Oh by the way, I'm sure we're all pretty clear that the ML was on the battlefield for most of his life, aka, PLENTY FUC**** TIME for his older brother to change their parent's minds.
No one. And I repeat. No fuc**** one, would expect a child barely past teenage years to survive in a battlefield. I refuse to believe that their son, MUCH OLDER than our ML was in a greenhouse, completely fuc**** ignorant of his demise. He's not a 2 year old for godsake. Just how much did he think he bemoaned his "inability" to his mother for her to feel the need to kill our ML??? He can't get a position of authority at this pace? He isn't as good? Just what dyou think that child must have said to his mother for her to turn to such drastic actions to try to murder a child still green behind the ears.

@KYL He's not a two year old but nor is he a 30 year old adult. Either way he's still young. The brain doesn't even fully mature until 21. Blame the ones CLEARLY at fault. The parents already set Hee-ryang aside because he's illegitimate. You're assuming a lot. Never did it show that he truly mean ill-will towards Hee-ryang, only that he felt less of himself and that he didn't fulfill his role as his fathers legitimate son