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It's the kind of manga where you can tell it's written by a guy even if you don't notice the tags. For the first time I get what people mean when they use the phrase "male gaze" in fiction.

@TalionRarshak there's something very cringe about calling people snowflakes unironically.

I'm so glad the manhwa is different character-wise from the novel. Novel-Lucius sounds like a really shitty person.

@Monyh to be fair, that's judt novel-Lucius. Webtoon-Lucius so far is a completely different (and frankly much more likable) person.

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lmao let's hope that works

@millimillenary she doesn't see them as a couple tho. She was just jealous at the thought that all of his attention would be on Ment and she'd have less of his attention. It's still a little weird, but it's not that level of weird and she came to her senses pretty fast.

Nothing weirder than trading other people's nudes

They can be surprisingly similar sometimes

Jeez I hope this is a false flag and he's not actually a rival character. Because a new one, already?? That's just lazy ass writing, we just got done with one rival, plus the MCs literally just got together too.

😂😂 I almost feel bad for him

Getting break-up vibes

@Maki_Fujimoto hard same. I feel so bad for the original princess. I wish there'd be a chapter that shows what happens to her after moving on. Like maybe she also isekai's to another world where she can finally be happy or something.

Dang that sucks. I can't imagine having to wear makeup to work every single day. Maybe just when I feel like it.

There is exactly as much misogyny in this comment section as I expected. Truly the anime/manga community is a dumpster fire (second to only the gaming community). Anyways I quite liked this chapter.

lol I love her friend

This was cute as hell. I quite like this couple

It's very cute read. Wish there were more chapters

This is the most likable the Chef dude has been since the comic began

Wait y'all couldn't even leave like the link to the last chapter? 😩 It's a good thing I remember where I stopped