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@toolep2 Exactly, he's not rash. He's taking his time to make things right.

@Ophelia_Hecate Haha yeah, if anything, she's growing to be understanding of his villainy. "Well what's wrong with killing people if they're trying to kill you first?"

I don't get it, she knows Dietrich lives through everything, since he has to be in the story later. So why is she acting like he's in real danger? It even sounds like she knows this event from the story, so she knows Dietrich is going to be fine. It's like the author wants to keep the suspense...

I like the grandfather, but I'm wondering how old he is. It seems that Tia's troubles are because the two competent family members who appreciated her died in short succession at fairly young ages. Her father when she was 11, and her grandfather when she was about 17 if I remember correctly? If...

Haha. "I don't have a place to return to, where to sleep, or even anything to eat, but I'm going to pretend I don't trust you while taking your food and living in your house." I get that him saving the demon queen earned him some gratitude, but maybe they could consider he was also the reason...

@kenreed it's not head cannon. It's stated outright in the story. Chapter 3: "I've been waiting to be with Luka for ten years..." Now granted, it could have just been horniness. But if you have a close relationship with somene, and find them attractive, maybe you ought to explore that before...

@Kaptainko if it goes like many of these, the author's need for the father to be cruel is over, so now he is going to be a doting father. Why she was so neglected in the first place and why he allowed it will never be analyzed, since that part of the plot is now over.

I can't really empathize with the MC here, because he is pretty much an idiot. His problems are all the consequence of his own bad choices, which he follows up with more bad choices. Let's start with not learning from his previous life. How dumb do you have to be to get a new start in a brand...

So if he liked her, and she liked him, why the hell did he marry the princess?

Why did he even marry the princess? There's a limit to being "easy going"! Especially after having been in one loveless marriage that ended in divorce, you'd think he'd be more careful about his second marriage.

Ah yes, all those wonderful moments with the father that were never shown or hinted at in any way. Sure makes you think how emotional the send off could have been if those had been part of the story and not an after-thought. I'm looking forward to the mother's funeral where we learn he actually...

It's strange that they mock the Lachia duchy for not receiving their title from the emperor. If anything, that marks them as being of higher status, a territory the emperor could not subjugate but was vassalized peacefully, retaining a considerable amount of independence. I think it was...

I can't imagine how mad the empress is. Think about it, Lizzie was being raised to be an empress, so what does that say about how they view her, the *actual* empress? Do they think her an accessory, to be abused and molded into shape, as opposed to a human being with likes and dislikes...

Everyone saying she's "too forgiving", but in my eyes her decision to forgive Charlotte is a win-win for her. First, she gets a favor and the gratitude of the head maid, which is really valuable. And then there's Charlotte. She will either learn from her mistakes, or what's more likely, she'll...

I'm with Nina, I'd really like to know what bothered Charlotte originally so much about Nina. Nina's original position wasn't something to be jealous of. "Poison taster" is not a highly sought after job. And as the youngest, newest maid, and a foreigner at that, she was pretty much at the bottom...

Oh wow, this guy is about to sign his own death sentence, isn't he? Honestly, just how stupid do you have to see to see your superior talking with someone you don't know, and assume it's your duty to start questioning them even though your superior is telling you to shut up and leave? He must be...

Haha. The prince: "Let me join the subjugation squad!" The princess: "I AM the subjugation squad!"

Hah, hades is so perfect because he had to be the "father figure" (literally in this case) for the male lead of the story, and then die so he doesn't eclipse him. He's like Abel's Kamina. Only we're before the start of the story proper, so he is still alive and kicking, and just being his...

@2SpiritCherokeePrincess Penelope doesn't have "her own money", she bought him with a blank check backed by the duke.

@Mickt2019 You know how sometimes you go to a coffee shop, order your drink, they miss yours and you have to ask them to remake it? Now you know why.