There’s no doubt that the protagonist is a disgusting character; he views female characters merely as pieces of meat—in any other manga, he’d be the type of character who rapes any pair of legs he happens to come across on the street.😡
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In this type of manga, the villains and traitors are so exaggerated—they don’t even try to hide how evil they are; they’re always making these over-the-top, twisted facial expressions, and all they ever think about is killing or raping any character they happen to come across.😂
It gets even more ridiculous: the protagonist is so good-hearted and naive that she still loves her horrible parents.😡
Let's see what happened—don't try to tell me that the holy b*h is actually a good person deep down and doesn't want to go after the female lead.😡
This story is so stupid; how am I supposed to believe the protagonist is highly intelligent and vengeful when her grand plan involves letting herself be mistreated—under the guise of catching the traitors off guard and rescuing someone else?😡
This story is so stupid; how am I supposed to believe the protagonist is highly intelligent and vengeful when her grand plan involves letting herself be mistreated—under the guise of catching the traitors off guard and rescuing someone else?😡
What a STUPID protagonist—why doesn't she just get away from that family and her imbecile fiancé? She just hangs her head because she knows there's nothing she can do.😡
What a STUPID protagonist—why doesn't she just get away from that family and her imbecile fiancé? She just hangs her head because she knows there's nothing she can do.😡
SPOILER SPOILER I need to know if the blonde sister is actually evil or if someone else is manipulating everything.
Because in every manga, they ruin the excitement by inserting a chapter from another manga.😡
Once again, a story where the author makes the protagonist feel pity and want to patch things up with her evil sister; in the end, the protagonist apologizes for failing to realize that the spoiled, pampered sister—who used to take pleasure in making her suffer—was actually suffering herself.😡
The protagonist is so stupid; the best thing to do is stay away or listen in silence. Why does she confront the brothers? It only ever turns out badly for her.😡
But because the father loves Rosemary—who isn't even his daughter—so much more than his own real daughter...
Why do they do that thing where they include a chapter from another story? Was it a mistake, or do they just want to s*w with us?
I don't understand why the protagonist's family believes the mark is a sinner's mark, but in the neighboring kingdom the mark represents a saint. Why don't they communicate better?
I don't understand why the protagonist's family believes the mark is a sinner's mark, but in the neighboring kingdom the mark represents a saint. Why don't they communicate better?😡
😡😡😡😡This story is garbage. The protagonist suffers constantly, letting herself be trampled on time and time again. She sacrifices herself to protect a country where everyone hates and mistreats her, and she never defends herself. ALL BECAUSE SHE'S BEEN IN LOVE WITH AN IDIOT FOR YEARS, just because of a small act of kindness from when they were children. The so-called male protagonist never punishes the people who manipulated him into turning against her.😡😡😡😡
I hate manga that justifies infidelity😡😡😡😡
What a stupid story! How is the protagonist supposed to realize that the male lead loves her when he's an imbecile who's always angry and leaves her alone while he's with another woman? I can't wait to see the excuse the author comes up with to portray Klaus as a good man. The protagonist has to fight all the enemies alone, but it's okay because deep down Klaus loves her, even if he never shows it.😡
This story is so BORING! When are we going to see what's happening in the kingdom and with the other woman who was summoned? It wouldn't hurt to show something at the end of the chapter.