I personally would prefer the weekly one more in parts than the monthly, if it was as short as some weekly ones i'd vote monthly but this one seems to be rather well paced.
@Zedtype
Oh i'm sure she has, probably gonna also be some kind of misunderstanding too about what happened in the past too...
@Areux
I basically read a spoiler thread that lays out the entire story over many many pages, which is how i read it, sorry.
As for where the novel is actually located, it's either on kakaopage, naver or ridibooks, that's all i can really help with.
@Areux
If you mean this series, it's the same name as it has on mangadex, it's also known as "A Stepmother's Fairy Tale and in korean as "어떤 계모님의 메르헨".
Any other names and i don't know, if you mean another novel you'll have to refresh my memory, it's been over a week since i posted in this thread.
@sopya_aa
That i don't know, sorry, i know the manga's ending in the raws seems to be going with a "the story continues" kind of feel, but can't be sure without a translation.
"Possess" huh, guess the uncle really is dead and someone's using his meatsuit, probably another mage, and likely the one who caused the original story and cursed claude(might also be the one responsible for how claude treated athy in the original timeline).
@Azure_1802
Well i'm not saying you have to agree with it, but that is what is the main reason in the story, and it's also somewhat realistic, as this does in fact happen in reality, hence why in some nations cousins still marry.
Politically it's also realistic to middle ages culture, as power...
@nancevv
On average the ability to have children starts around 13, though it has happened as early as 5 in extremely rare cases for both genders (for your own sanity i'd suggest not looking too deeply into this), it's alot easier to know when a girl is able to produce children for obvious...
@SumukluSupurge
To be fair, we didn't get to see the extra chapters(no way to get them out of korea), and my opinion on the manhwa was just on how it's portrayed, that doesn't mean it's going to change anything.
@tigerteeth22
He's actually worse than that.
"not blatant spoilers, but hints at a greater picture"
Tl;dr probably best to save your opinion for later, because the full story is even worse.
@Kaarme
To be fair even among nobles, coinage was less common than people think, the power of a noble was generally based in the material goods or trades they controlled, though coin money did exist, that was not the true source of wealth in the pre-roman era.
Even in the medevil era, what we...