@Jjjj At first, I actually wanted to drop this manhwa, but I kept reading, hoping there would be some change in his character—which ultimately led to my disappointment. I still decided to continue reading since the novel only has a few chapters.
Most importantly, I love the author and the artist because they also created two of my favorite manhwas.😅

@Jjjj Yeah, I agree. I don’t like the ML either; I just kept reading, hoping there would be some character development. I also hate that Leila likes this kind of man. I’d rather choose Kyle, though. As I recall, the ML decided to let Leila go in the end—during the war, he entrusted her to Kyle. But Leila still chose him and asked him to come back to her after the war.
Still, I am content with the ending because he still chose Leila, of course his mother and grandmother opposed his marriage to Leila, as she was a commoner. But he threatened them to leave everything behind—including his title—just to be with her.

@RedFlagEnjoyer  yeah even if she believed she would still be saved because she thought it wasn’t her time yet and that the Goddess had made another mistake, the fact remains that Raymond was the one who found her. She should have thanked him for following her and bringing her back to the palace.

I just hope that the author doesn't make Raymond the villain

@Aurora  Why is a long paragraph such a big deal for you? That’s their way of expressing their opinion. In fact, longer paragraphs are often preferred because sometimes, when it’s short, people misinterpret what’s being said. There’s no problem with long or short sentences or paragraphs as long as you’ve said everything you want to say.

@Aurora  Whoever gave her that holy relic or artifact, she still couldn't deny that it was Raymond who saved her. She should be thankful that Raymond thought of following her, especially since it was dangerous for her to leave alone because she's a princess. Even though the Crown Prince told her that Raymond was the one who saved her, she refused to believe it... simply because of her blind love for the male lead (ML). Well, I don't hate it because she's the protagonist, but come on, Raymond deserves at least a "thank you," or anyone for that matter.