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Pretty much. They go out of their way of saying fabrications when they've been doing that even worse. Like cool, they don't like that people have different opinions than them, but if they're gonna whine about it and play victim over it, they're even worse than the people they whine about.

No it hasn't. By that very logic, you can pretty much make up anything about the characters that would explain why they act the way they do regardless if it's explained by the story. Prince is an asshole who's trying to kill Karina out of spite? Nope, he's actually infatuated with her, but due...

More like I don't try to make something up when reading in between the lines, at least not without some evidence. And when I do look between the lines, there's nothing within the story to actively counter or disprove it. That's the thing with the people saying that she never wanted revenge. Both...

For me, Eve's introduction was the story's saving grace for me. At this point, I'm not rooting for anyone aside from her to find the truth. And if she does, I hope she plasters it all over the kingdom. It'd do far more damage than what Karina did.

Yeah... no. I'll make it simple and list four characters here who internalize their desires without making themselves miserable: Crown Prince: What does he want? To marry Aurora and to see Karina suffer. Does he rationalize it? Yes he does. Does he internalize it? We haven't heard his private...

It's actually not that misinterpreted. The Prince hates Karina because she was chosen instead of Aurora to be his fiance. The problem here is that the Prince irrationally pointed that hatred towards Karina and solely Karina. That hatred isn't at all extended to her parents... y'know the ones...

Except she wasn't just saying it aloud, she was internalizing it, rationalizing it, hoping for it. It was literally her lifeline for surviving out in the cold region until she met Reshtoku. You can't get any more of 'wanting revenge' than that. Not to mention the whole 'people are more...

And that's called ignoring the first half of the story. Where Karina had literally slapped away the sister's offering for peace when she returned the stuff animal. Then Karina asking Reshtoku to help her get revenge and to make sure that there was nothing that her sister could take from her...

Are you serious...? You do realize that for her to be happy, she first has to let go of the resentment and hatred that she feels right? Now how is she supposed to do that when she's still burdened with the anger, resentment, and frustration that she still feels towards the Prince, her sister...

Ah and there's the mistake that so many of the people who say that the revenge isn't the goal make... They automatically think to have revenge is to kill. News flash... It's not. It may be the swiftest way (especially since Karina has the wolf tribe as an ally), but it certainly isn't the only...

About time someone questioned the 'revenge'... No... the problem is that the revenge wasn't good enough. However that isn't the ONLY problem. Karina was literally wronged and left with almost nothing, but the desire to get back at the people who wronged her. I don't know how you can think of...

It was a good thing at the time because it kept Shiida at the school. You have to remember that it was less that Shiida had betrayed Atori and more that Atori had seriously fucked up the mission and tried to salvage it in the most crude and ineffective way possible. Atori's screw up was to the...

That actually makes it all the more certain that she's being discarded. After all, he had also told her to stay near Iruma and protect him. If her cover was blown, then the first order of business would've been to tell her and get her out of there. Not tell her to stay near Iruma. We have to...

Man you literally just proved my point. Divinity and magic carries far more weight than people's pride, meaning that there was never going to be an issue with the MC getting his reforms going. Not to mention that he already has both the Queen's blessing and the head physician; meaning that no...

Firstly his father had attacked because of both suspecting Farma's medicine and that Farma wasn't truly his son, especially when seeing his notes. And even then, he didn't persistently reject Farma's idea. Not to mention, you just said it yourself that supernatural influence played a part, which...

Considering it's been present since the very beginning, I'm more amused by how stuck you are on this. Like they let him treat the queen for goodness sake... Like tell me what society would let a kid treat the ruling power? And you want to try to apply your little logic that obviously don't make...

Ah yes, the magical world didn't conform to your expectations and logic based on your perception of our world and is thus doing things wrong... lol. Sure...

Why would they spend time going over the chaos when it's a fictional world that delves in magic. I'm not sure what people expect at this point... Literally Farma had already performed miracles... if there exists a chance to replicate it, even on a smaller scale, people would have to be asinine...

Where did I ever act like a victim for reading this story? Where did my complaints ever take on a victimized tone as if I'm forced to read it?

I'd enjoy the story more if it were logically consistent instead of constantly tripping over itself trying to cover for a character's actions and inadequacies. At that point, it's a mess rather than a fun and engaging story. But more power to you and anyone who enjoy it; just don't expect others...