My pet peeve is when a female character is a victim but evidently not a good person and yet the narrative disproportionately punishes her actions yet male characters who are either the same or worse don't receive that treatment both from the writers and the audience
The blue haired guy is the ML. In the FL’s first life, he constantly belittled her, raped her, caused her to miscarry, forced her to lick his feet, killed her father, and then killed her. In the FL’s second life, she forgives him and marries him.
@leonian_heart I have even less high standards. I'm fine with evil-protagonists as long as the story itself doesn't present them as good. I'm even fine with them not choosing to completely ban slavery for the economy or some bullshit, it would be enough to view her positively if she restricted*
Rashta being raped, becoming a mother as a child, and believing her baby was dead, only for them to weaponize all that trauma to make her seem like an irredeemable monster
i went vegan for 2 weeks once.. i ended up extremely malnourished and almost died (i lived off of only eating cucumber and lettuce) then i started having cravings for another species milk so i drank it and i instantly felt so much better!!! vegans are so extreme smh 🙄
"Before I became a mistress, even my beauty was like a CURSE to me" Damn, this sentence breaks my heart💔
If only she knew that the place she thought was safe was actually the worst place of all, the very place that turned her into a cruel person.
I see a lot on this tl😂 What's me being Black got to do with this? Should Navier abolish what has been going on for years? Is she the emperor or the officials who pass judgment? In fact, not all masters are brutal ,it's just that Rashta's master is wicked. Why is there so much discourse when this is what we've been watching for years? Slaves are inevitable in this type of era, and have you forgotten that this is just fiction? Pls rest!!!!