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[MangaDex]

 

[rlackbabbit]

Don't tell me that this was a son collecting game?

 

[ArpanaR]

I feel for ya, pain.... I mean ain

 

[Saar08]

Does anyone know about the biological mother of Ain?

 

[taetaez29]

@rlackbabbit it probably is

 

[Xeredge]

Oh no, the sons are all hot wtf.

 

[winterkaguya]

I'd thought the king would be addressed as "Your Majesty"?

 

[Aichan]

Sorry papa, your son is giving you the NTR treatment.

 

[Darkmeep]

@winterkaguya
Thats the Archduke not the king. An Archduke is addressed as "Your Imperial and Royal Highness" if one wants to give the full title, or "Your Highness" in everyday conversation. Who knows why the translator choose your honor, maybe the original author doesn't know shit?

 

[Mira995]

so the archduke son would be a prince ?

 

[orangeskull]

I can't help but wonder what kind of wrench an "Ainspanner" would be.

 

[JWChibi]

Who compares a grown adult to a child and ask a step mother, unless they're intentionally trying to make trouble

 

[Aria321]

Thanks for the chapter. ^^

 

[ladylade]

daddy is jelly >:3

 

[Moth]

@orangeskull I can't help but thinking Ainspanner as a name is funny. It is just too similar to Einspänner, the name of a classic Viennese coffee, lol.

 

[Lassie]

call the fbi but I ship her with Ain

 

[genericlinic]

@lassie h-honestly me too

 

[Memnon]

You sure you wanna translate as "your honor" and not "your highness"?

 

[herShie_4ever]

Son #2 is quite rude....

 

[mungobungo]

Just a note on the translation, rather than "your honor" it'd be better to use "your royal highness" or "your majesty" when a character is referring to the prince/king respectively even if "your honor" is closer to the original Korean text. "Your honor" isn't really a term used when referring to high royalty, particularly in modern day English where it's more associated with judgeships as a way of expressing due respect for a member of the court.