Alright, I've noticed that some readers have gone beyond the latest chapter, and I'm utterly confused about how they accessed it. Despite enjoying the story, I can appreciate that the main character has principles and boundaries. It's understandable that she wouldn't forgive everything. The dynamics between the protagonist and the male lead (ML) are quite unusual. The ML appears to prioritize survival above justice, which might evoke sympathy due to his tragic past.
However, the revelation of his birth story left me disturbed, almost like a shark consuming its own siblings in the womb – a chilling scene. But even so, it doesn't justify his actions, as it highlights the subjective nature of good and evil. I must admit, I find myself in a contradictory position. Initially, I was disappointed when the MC didn't assist the ML, but I can see his dark side, which could lead to him embracing evil rather than goodness.
In a way, I was hoping that showing kindness to him without causing chaos might change him, but I realize now how hypocritical that thought is. This book might not be suitable for those with a sensitive disposition.
Overall, though, it's an engaging read. It's strange that no one questioned the character transformation, but perhaps that's part of the narrative. I ended up spending the entire night devouring the story.