ZEN's comments

@No need All Kexin does is lose! You can’t expect too much from her! Is she really the heroine at this point?

@Alex Definitely the other girl (Han Kexin)! 😂

@Alex Mu Nini is the sister who was close to Han Kexin (our red-haired protagonist), and Mu Mingyi is the one who wanted revenge on Han Kexin for the death of Mu Nini and Mu Mingyi’s parents. The pink-haired girl is Gao Xiaomin.

@No need Like mother, like daughter.

@L Lawliet Like mothers, like daughters. 😉

@Sucrose What can I say—homophobia and heteronormativity make people dumb!

@LesbianEater She is a woman, though! When they were introduced, the author mistakenly referred to her as the suitor’s brother, but Ruby later mentioned that she was actually a woman.

@Mikwsz But it’s nine figures, so it will definitely hurt! 😆

@Noir And we love her for it 😭 (as long as she doesn’t do something too crazy that is clearly unforgivable)!

@Ny4sure2 Now, do you want an award for your achievement, or what?! 😒🙄😑

@Noir True! 😂

@carolyncampbell What the he*k? Are you a bit?

@ZEN * Ruan Tao (when she was a child) supported Su Man.

@Blues Thanks for the warning beforehand! The art style was so good! It’s a shame that I have to drop it. But I probably couldn’t read any further with peace of mind if what you said is true. I can turn a blind eye to many things, but not se*ual abu*e/a**ult, so there goes my beautiful new Chinese manhua with actually decent translation! 😑😒

@SDA111  No—that’s not what happened. Did we even read the same manhwa? When Ruan Tao was a child, Su Man supported her dream of being an artist with flowers and encouragement; her feelings were platonic, rooted in gratitude. Later, at her sister’s institution, she liked Tao’s kindness and innocence even more, but was never attracted to her. When Tao’s father asked Su Man to become Tao’s stepmother and watch over her, she accepted out of sympathy and gratitude. Only after they were together—when Tao was an adult—did Su Man develop feelings. So her saying she “liked” Tao all along wasn’t romantic; it meant their connection wasn’t a whim but the result of past events.

I never sensed any pedophilic message. Chinese manhwa translations can be confusing, but that doesn’t justify this twisted reading. I avoid toxicity in yuri—force, dub-con, bullying, pedophilia—and never felt that here. Tao seeing Su Man as motherly was odd, but that’s it. Keep your perverted thoughts to yourself; if you can’t grasp the story’s complexities, don’t comment.

@MiSana37 🫪