@Toshibe You mean do to the "End" at the end of the chapter? That's the chapter end thing many authors use. Chapter 56 has the same thing in the last page and I guess every other chapter has it as well.
That guy at the end that say, "Your majesty, this fuckers are the ones who stood out the most" is Marcus, the "lost" chancellor, right? Or his doppelgänger, because they look the same...
@Illuvatar9 To me the part of the king being good seems somewhat plausible. He isn't good in the sense of being competent, he looks a bit like an idiot, but he probably treats his subjects like people instead of tools. Basically he's a humane king, thus "good" in that sense.Benevolence and...
Man that credit page had me laughing more and more the more I read it 😂
-"What do you do for a living?"
-"I'm an ass reader."
-"Oh, you mean a palm reader?"
-"Nono, I look at your ass and tell you your fortune." xD
Then you have ass provider, ass checker and ass cleaner. The ass translator takes...
Damn... that's a shame. Would be nice if they got closer again. She does care about her mother, so maybe having her not be close to her keeps her safe? Like they could user her mother to blackmail her if they knew she actually cared about her? Or she simply loves and hates her at the same time.
Damn... he saw his sister and couldn't kill her. He told her he would protect her, probably even if it cost him his life, so even if he knew it was a hallucination, he couldn't do it. A good soul among a bunch of psychos...
I always laugh when the jerk tries to act like a father, but knows he's a piece of shit that thinks treating your child like that is how you parent... I hope he doesn't fix his relationship with her.
That rabbit was like my dog when we first got it. As a little kid I snuggled it so much it eventually gave up. Went from scratches and light bites to never once biting me, so it wa kindas worth it.
So the duke was abused as a child and told he was a disgrace? Or did he tell that to Nora? I think it happened to the duke, but even if that happened in the past, it doesn't excuse him for treating his son like that. The duke is a good guy, but a shitty father.
I need more fluff and less drama...
Can we interpret "You don't think you need to learn how to dance" as, "You don't need to know skills to find a husband, because I'll be your husband"?
Though in that case I would be against it. It's similar to not letting someone learn how to read, because they'll get married young and won't...
Well... I can't say the teacher is good. He had his circumstances and I'd say he is entitled to his revenge, but I'm slightly against enforcing your revenge through innocent people (but it's not like I wouldn't do the same in certain situations.) Though unless he wants to be seen by everyone as...