I don’t want Shuraka and Tei to die. I just want them to live happily, even if they don’t have children that’s completely fine with me. I just want them to be happy.
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I don’t want Shuraka and Tei to die. I just want them to live happily, even if they don’t have children that’s completely fine with me. I just want them to be happy.
this isn’t a rumor. The author herself clarified this on her Twitter. Here’s what she said:
''Since many of you seem to be looking forward to it, I’ll say this in advance: Path of Flowers in the White Night is not an mpreg story. However, it does serve as the starting point for the creation of that fig fruit. That part takes place much later, after Shurakawa Tei’s death, and follows the story of future generations.
The setting does not become an Omegaverse until after a new world has been established. The story is divided into three parts: the current timeline → the event that leads to the world’s destruction → the beginning of a new world. Each part has its own distinct setting and storyline.
This is still in the planning stage, but I’m also preparing to serialize the second part, which will cover the cause of the world’s destruction.''
so in conclusion From what I understand, the story is structured in three parts:
1/ The first part focuses on Shuraka and Tei
2/ The Destruction (a possible future story)
3/ The Omegaverse (Seth & Theo)
In one of the author’s earlier tweets (not the recent one), she mentioned that Shuraka and Tei would be descendants of the dragon, and we know the dragon refers to Seth. That made me wonder if the author originally planned for Shuraka and Tei to be directly connected to Seth, but maybe changed the idea later.
Now that she’s confirmed there’s no mpreg, it seems like Shuraka and Tei won’t have descendants at all, which I honestly hate. It feels unfair, like the evil side might end up winning. And I really can’t stand Nashid… 🥲and in the end I still respect the author and her work ,I’m just really attached to the story, so it hurts to think about how it might end.
Because of that, it seems like there’s no way out. What makes it even worse is that the curse might not only kill Shuraka, but also everyone he cares about. That means Tei could die too, which is honestly heartbreaking.
I still hope for some kind of miracle. Maybe they’ll find a way to break the curse, live happily together, and somehow get rid of the Eye of Natam… but I know that’s probably just wishful thinking. It really hurts 😭
You’re welcome, I really appreciate that 😄 honestly I feel like a most of people aren’t reading the story very carefully. They just jump to conclusions too quickly without really trying to understand what’s going on.
Both characters clearly have trauma and they’ve suffered a lot when they were younger and tso their actions aren’t that simple. And one important point is that a lot of people miss the fact that they both have family issues too, especially with their parents, which affects how they act and see things.
That’s what makes the story deeper. And since it’s still the beginning, it’s normal there are misunderstandings and miscommunication between them.
Plus, the author already said it’s going to be a long story, so I think people just need to be more patient, read carefully, and not judge everything so quickly.
First, people ask why Shuraka got angry when the pink-haired concubine slept with another man. Shuraka is a Padishah, so he must protect his reputation. This isn’t about jealousy , it's about pride, politics, and maintaining his household. If he doesn’t, he would appear as a weak padishah
Second, people ask why Shuraka didn’t kill the male concubine. He spared his life for his mother’s sake, not because he cared about the concubine. In fact, he feels disgusted by him.
Another point that people often misunderstand is when Shuraka says to the male concubine, ‘Was last night not enough for you?’ This doesn’t mean Shuraka slept with him. It means the concubine slept with another man the previous night and again afterward. Shuraka is inexperienced when it comes to intimacy, so he might think that this kind of behavior is unusual or excessive, which explains his reaction. For those saying Shuraka slept with him, if you read carefully, the concubine actually says that Shuraka watched him and not that he was intimate with him. If anything had happened, it would have been clearly stated in the chapter. So no, Shuraka did not sleep with him.
Finally, about why Shuraka killed the man in my opinion it was necessary. The man disrespected Shuraka by sleeping with one of his concubines. In that system, concubines belong to the Padishah, so breaking that rule is a serious offense. If the rumors had spread, Shuraka would have looked weak, and his authority could have been undermined. Killing him was necessary to maintain order and protect his reputation.
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