Your Majesty, Please Spare Me This Time - Vol. 1 Ch. 9

[MangaDex]

 

[luminary]

The more terrible the author made the Emperor out to be, the more laughable it will be when the female lead inevitably fall in love with him 🤡

 

[Notesha]

@luminary Well,

Spoiler

They eventually got married and have two kids.
^{fucking bullshit I tell you.}

 

[Mirinae]

Damn major red flags from mother.

Also about ml,

Spoiler

From what I've heard from people who read the novel, ML's actually decent. His actions actually make sense. I guess he would've suited a good villian character but I don't think he's a good ML material for FL. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[Jia-]

Thanks for translating ❤❤

 

[Xeredge]

Goddamn, they're setting him up to be this unfeeling murderous robot who enjoys seeing people suffer. He's the ML probably cuz ofc.

 

[Hayako22]

Thank you and merry christmas! 😍

 

[Threee]

Does her mother beat her with a cane?!😲I thought beating children went out of fashion by now.

 

[Ezk]

That family of hers is very sus. How the fuck you care that much about your children but hit them, and even have a especial room for punishment. Also, how can they say they are neutral when they invited the prince/princess to the birthday of ther child? That's an obvious political move. I have no opinion about ML, he seems bad but also imee have only seen the pov of MC.

 

[Elmithian]

@Ezk
First thing first. Different time period. It is only pretty damn recently that physical punishment wasn't regarded as part of raising a kid.

Secondly, gaining prestige and making a political statement ain't always the same. My guess is that they invited the Princess because it is expected to invite royalty to official parties, no matter your political leaning. In fact, not inviting them, even as just a gesture, could be looked as implication of lack of faith towards said royalty. And that would be a very poor political move.

He likely marked as neutral via inviting all sides and not taking favorites, not by excluding certain parties, because ye know, that would be a bloody political statement if I ever saw one.

 

[berryoragami]

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[Eclat123]

I legit wonder if a lot of these k-webtoons authors are Ms. They just love to match cold blooded killer assholes who once killed the MCs as their future spouse 😂

 

[xpeanut]

PLESE DON'T TELL ME THIS MOFO PRINCE THE ML.

 

[GrandPanda734]

So much angst all the time

 

[UniYuki]

I lik this series

 

[RainyRandom]

Sorry, but I don't trust parents who have a specific room for punishment where they lock their children in and only feed them bread. Now you're telling me they beat them with a cane? The parents are so sus. There's also gotta be a reason as to why the emperor killed her entire family other than the reason being its because he's "a crazy bastard" 🙄

 

[thefabulouspotato]

guys i need spoilers (dont forget to tag them). i have to know if fl is actually their daughter. her hair is lighter than her parents' and it didn't really get darker as she age

 

[Sarsak]

Jesus christ he killed a bunch of people how has there not been a revolt.

Also is it me or do the parents look like siblings hahahahaha
but yeah the parents are clearly abusive but she loves them so I wonder if this story's gonna go in the direction of not everything is what it seems...and the tyrant's gonna somehow be a good guy and everyone he's killed is evil or something

 

[Anime2220]

People in the comments telling how the parents are sus af....and I'm like, chill, they're the sweetest of the asian parents in the real world. T^T

 

[daallday]

@luminary, yeah the more fl treats him like some blood thirsty demon even though she's only met him twice, the more obvious it is that there was some deep political manipulations going on in the background, and the emperor had every reason to believe that the dad was committing treason. In those days it was commonsense to not let the direct descendants of a traitor live, so she got the chop too.

She calls the emperor a tyrant for killing the citizens, but the fact that the citizens of the dad's territory were more loyal to him than the crown just adds more fuel to the fire. It could be used as proof that he was raising a private army.