@LightskinNibbaJuice
I’m sorry, but for me to give birth to a child that you know very well you won’t be able to raise, leaving him just born in the hope that someone will take care of it is as selfish and infamous as it can be.
By doing this, you don’t want the child’s sake, you just want to satisfy a self-centered and distorted desire for motherhood.
Because it’s not that the mother got pregnant by accident, and then she died because of complications (which is a tragedy but it’s all there is); she started with the idea of giving birth to a child who wasn’t supposed to be born from the beginning – since she had to resort to the help of demonic powers – knowing perfectly that after giving birth she would die leaving a creature helpless alone in the world (The elemental king as soon as he knew what had happened turned his back on her and left, he didn’t stand by her. And the mother left the letter to the daughter, but not a line to the father to say, “ yo assh*le, this is your daughter. I’ll see you in hell, while you learn to change diapers”).
Then we come to the father of the year: since he is the lord of all waters, he could make it appear in a crowded swimming pool or in the fountain in the middle of a square, if he really cared about her life... and instead, abandoned on a beach.
Do you have any idea how many beaches in this world? than many are practically unapproachable? And above all, how fragile is the life of a newborn left in the damp cold of the coast?
The MC, by the power of the plot, was found immediately and without problems. She could have ended up on a desolate beach in Patagonia in the middle of winter and would have been the shortest Manwha in Manwha history.