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@Eksentrysyti Perhaps, the king sued for peace? Cyan was probably ditching his mother's lackies. Likewise, if Cyan became King, Dyle would rule Lindtor (land of chocolate? 🤔) through the King. There may be other reasons behind this. Likewise, did the princess kill Cyan's father, or is more...

@n6vi @aodpds711 Caesae's office has all of his records. It also has his royal stamp. By burning the office (cringe—the BOOKS!), there won't be records by which to forge. She can claim that Caesar's mother did it or someone else. In any event, it prevents the Empress from using her in this way...

Plausible. I was presuming a lot pointed candlestick, not the round open kind for smaller candles (bladed candlestick for holding a fat candle secure—seen it used in movies before). @GiGiKat @the_white_rabbit poison seems plausible, though as in Anatolia's plot against the MC (in that other...

Major props to the cleaners

Given it was her right side, I'm rather surprised that Vivian is dead: 1. The candle holder is still imbedded in her (slower bleeding compared with it's removal). 2. Vivian was clearly stabbed but a few moments ago. 3. Unless it severed her spine and lungs, the heart is located on the right...

@ParagonNight when authors subvert tropes to undermine our expectations it is pure win! :3

Hmm… for those frustrated with the Mac's actions, I imagine it involves providing a use for these new characters. If the MC is a strategist himself, then they'd have to work harder to make the characters blend. I imagine that the story is getting a bit pushed here & they are trying to force the...

When one (Akai) gets more than what one planned for—a bounty. Heh.

@Bakaman there are quite a number of shōnen characters who fit shōjo tropes. I mean, lord! The numbers of brooding bishis alone could be argued as shōjo fodder! 😂🧐 Maybe, they're baiting? Also, the categories have to do with the source of the comic, not the true audience demographics. =P

Considering the ideas of the translation team—I second the vote around changing her hair color—maybe, since it's only a minor blessing, give her hair some blonde streaks? I like the idea of the color not fundamentally changing, and while her skin color falls into the whole ethnic preferences...

@Nep as have I. Likewise, it shows a certain disconnect and emotional lack of intelligence (emotional quotient) when one does this sort of thing—it's like an example given by C.S. Lewis is his Letters on the Psalms, where Lewis writes about how a magistrate on a tax assessment may claim all...

@Svelandria @Draziti As a reader, I find that I can relate better to Shirley because of her types of trauma. She recognizes her wrongdoings/perceived wrongdoings, and holds herself in some ways to an impossibly high standard of ethics—she feels that she must be punished for her sins and thus...

@Nep She's being a thieving THOT who thinks that nothing bad will come her way and the ML will flock to her badness! 🤮😵😅🤦‍♂️🤣🧐🤣😂🤣 Sorry, but you may discover. Reality. Is. A. Harsh. And. Fickle. Master. 😅😂🤣 There will be drama! @Miyono-chan more or less. Though, I fear what the Second Prince...

I wasn't liking it as much due to the rampant tragedy/genocide, but then the big reversal when Sienna takes the place of her brother…🤯 dang! Unexpected and powerful! That flipped my opinion! Dang! Bloody, tragic, yet surprisingly good! Also, the trailer is a total scam! Laito doesn't betray...

[Reads comment about Sienna thinking her cousin is hot] 🤦‍♂️ 🙄 [proceeds to 😱🤯😖🤮🤢🤮🤮🤮😵🤮 himself] WOMAN! AVOID THE EVIL BISHIS! THEY EVILS!!!

The author is doing an excellent job making us hate both the Emperor/King & the [cue choir of raging fans] THOT! [silence] and her spawn—both of whom makes the princess look nice by way of comparison (does she think that she can get power for that little shit? Ironically, Roman rules for dudes...

Ironically, if this story holds any relationship to the Eastern–Western Roman Empires and the Germanic Tribes, and if the Greco-Roman religions have any bearing on the story, then the Emperor effectively demonstrated classical Roman male behavior that coincidentally conflicted with their own...

Creep-block ACTIVATE! YOU HAVE BEEN CREEP-BLOCKED, PRINCY!

@me474 that probably got explained better in the LN as in the comic, her nation looks on par with the Empire in terms of territory. If that isn't the case, the artist bombed that. 🤦‍♂️😭 Gotta explain details like that because from my vantage point, it looks like she leads a nation of relatively...

@me474 history shows though that the peasants may not necessarily be benefiting from that claim. Historically, according to the economic historian, Michael Hudson, most peasants did not consider themselves as members of a nation, but instead viewed matters locally/provincially. The people who...