Lady Chef Royale - Vol. 1 Ch. 11

[MangaDex]

 

[Allenwalker_the14]

I thought you guys dropped this, why keep uploading new chapter (im not to mean rude) because the other site have catch up to the raw.
How about your team focusing on another project manhwa?
But thank you for keep uploading 👍🏻

 

[JustARandomFanboy]

Honestly I’m happy with the uploads, idk about other people but the translations on other site were bad enough it was like trying to read a comic in riddles

 

[RamenRider]

This chapter is making me remember or giving me reasons to hate the brothers. Lancelot knew exactly how things were and did nothing? None of these brothers deserved her.

 

[strawbabs]

Don’t let the brothers current attitudes fool you. They left a girl defenceless against abuse and when she became mentally ill and suicidal as a result they blamed it on her and began to hate her because she was “unpleasant” to be around. They’re honestly really sick

 

[Tasnimm]

Ego my ass, the poor girl was fucking suicidal! I fucking loathe the brothers ESPECIALLY the blond bastard.

 

[mimi0613]

i hate how they are making her out to be this evil person just because she was depressed. Like it's not her fault...

 

[sanglyon]

Unless the brothers and grandfather gets their come-uppance later, which they probably won't, or even aknowledge that they were wrong, I hope that the author themselves doesn't think depression and being abused is the victim's fault and all they need is to "change their attitude and stand for themselves".

Edit/spoiler: OK, the author doesn't have that mindset from what happens later.

 

[VanillaEnjoyer]

From what we've seen until now, a lot of the situation stems from a communication problem on Seniannas side. The situation DID get better when she started to at least partially communicate her troubles and not keep it to herself.

First of all, I hate suiciders. In my eyes they're the biggest cowards, taking the egotistical, easy way out of their problems.
That said, she attempted it multiple times and nobody really cared, of course she'd think nobody actually cares about her.

But as much as you can call them terrible, you have to realize that mental problems are hard to detect. The way she acted before the reincarnation could very well have been mistaken for a bad personality, the suicide attempts for attention seeking. Them not taking it seriously is a valid criticism, but if the other person doesn't tell them shit, how could they ever understand the meaning behind these actions? Nowadays, with all the knowledge and awareness we have it's much easier to discern, but you also have to keep in mind that Psychology is still in it's infancy in our real world, can't expect much from a rather medieval setting then.

 

[BaronVonDorf]

From what we've seen until now, a lot of the situation stems from a communication problem on Seniannas side. The situation DID get better when she started to at least partially communicate her troubles and not keep it to herself.

First of all, I hate suiciders. In my eyes they're the biggest cowards, taking the egotistical, easy way out of their problems.
That said, she attempted it multiple times and nobody really cared, of course she'd think nobody actually cares about her.

But as much as you can call them terrible, you have to realize that mental problems are hard to detect. The way she acted before the reincarnation could very well have been mistaken for a bad personality, the suicide attempts for attention seeking. Them not taking it seriously is a valid criticism, but if the other person doesn't tell them shit, how could they ever understand the meaning behind these actions? Nowadays, with all the knowledge and awareness we have it's much easier to discern, but you also have to keep in mind that Psychology is still in it's infancy in our real world, can't expect much from a rather medieval setting then.

I mean if she isn't given the bare minimum respect before reincarnation, you can't be like "It's complicated".