Some authors somehow end up portraying secondary characters better than the main ones, but still expect the readers to like the main character more than the secondary one (speaking about Trigger in particular). It's a pity Trigger has no chance. Would be refreshing to see him and Chloe together...
@mahtan You're not wrong, but it's a typical romance manhwa, so what can we expect? Trying to apply logic here is futile. After all, this is also the chapter where a guy randomly falls in love with the heroine at first sight. Why did it even have to be included in the story?
Hmm, what did he mean by being "less confused"?
The chapters of adorableness seem to be over, now the plot is back... I hope Arwin will snap the villainess just like that flower is snapped if she dares to harm Latte.
Sigh. The quality is deteriorating, and it wasn't very high from the beginning. Previously Alejandro was a prick, and now Ibelina's thoughts defy logic. I'm just about to give up on this series. At least it's good she won't return to the estate at once.
Well, I still hope Ibelina stands her ground and convinces Alejandro to live separately for a couple of years as a test of his feelings and his maturity. So far he has been constantly pushing her in the direction she is unwilling to go, so it's about time for him to prove he can be patient and...
Completely forgot about this disciple, so the only thing that came to my mind when I saw the word "Ivan" was "OMG, how come he has a Russian name?" I guess I can't help paying attention to such things, being a Russian myself XD
Hmm, so what I still don't understand is why there was the need for sacrifices in the first place. So you have a blond child and a gray-haired child, the latter of which has greater power. Isn't the logical thing to do just to raise the gray-haired child to their full potential instead of going...
Alejandro is just so unlikable by this point. Will it ever change? Hopefully, because the story starts to turn too annoying to read with all the possessiveness. Some authors manage to make possessiveness look cute or touching (I'm looking at you, duke Noah Winknight), but this author can't, so...