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Shipping boy x girl couples is perfectly NORMAL.

Hetalia needs to have more girl characters.

Shipping wars are pointless.

We need more culture or historical stuff and more representations of real countries (micronations coughs) both in canon and fanon!

Fanon stuffs are not canon.

Harassing real people over fictional characters is not OK.

No country is superior than others.

Countries' suffering and trauma should NOT be a compare competition.

Let people ship what they want, doesn't have to be popular, canon or non-strainght ships.

They do not learn "slavery/classism/victim-blaming" are problematic

They only learn "hating Rashta is problematic"

A slave doesn't get raped like Rashta?

A extremely poor child who barely eats but not a slave?

A victim but she/he has a family?

===> I can still defend Rashta and support slavery/classism/victim-blaming in those cases because they are not 100% copy-pasted (which is impossible) of Rashta!

And why do people keep ignoring the fact that she hates Aria and her mother due to their lowborn circumstance. Mielle isn't an innocent girl who feel threaten by strangers entering her house as some people convince her to be.

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Aria's mother was a prosistute, people hate her for that. Ok, I get it. But you have to understand that many people assume that a woman becomes a prostitute simply because she wants money, but they often overlook the possibility that she may see it as a way to survive in a dangerous environment. If she is already at risk of sexual violence, poverty, or homelessness, prostitution may appear to offer food, shelter, protection, and a more predictable situation. This does not mean prostitution is good or safe. Rather, it means that when someone's alternatives are extremely limited, they may choose what they believe is the least harmful option available. Just image the only two option are being 100% sexual attack randomly or at least you know when, where and fully prepare to give it and have a place to sleep and money.

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Image a man offer to help you and your KID to GET OUT an explotation place. Who would not take that offer? And Mielle's mother is dead 10 YEARS AGO, not yesterday... But of course, it is the girl with protective brother & nany with fully warm warabore, expensive steak and massive bedroom that is the true "victim."

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But I still hate Carin. Even when having a safe place, she does not choose to study to become a countess, she drinks, she shops and neglect her duty as a mother.

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Yes, Mielle- this is the person who feel entitled to MURDER and think herself as an ANGEL simply because she was born a NOBLE.

Thank you so much!

Yes, I am very disappointed on how Eckles is portrayed consider his large potential.

I always dislike the trope where a character is a prince but he does not act like a politician. He is just there as a plot device so the female lead has a free ATM and power.

I will never understand why Eckles has to be a prince, since:

1. He did not get to trained to be a sword master when he was a prince, he had to start from 0 when he was a slave

2. He was an illegitimate child, that was why he just live care-free in the palace. This means he wasn't trained to be a politician (Since it seemed like he wasn't qualified to inherit the throne).

If Eckles needs to be a knight, all he has to do is focusing on his training after entering the Eckart's mansion. If he needs to be a slave, he just need to be a commoner from Delman.

Now, if it because he needs to start a war, then the author is using something really horrible for a small petty love triangle. If it is not shallow, then what elses?

I would give the story credit if Eckles was a random commoner that was never loved and lived properly, that was why when Penelope saved and took him to the mansion, he become obessed and love her easily since he was never loved properly. It will allow him to be a romantic character without downplay the political horror since it never exists.

I know Eckles doesn't need to be a sympathic prince who cares about his people all of sudden. But if he needs to be evil, let he be an evil polictician!

The daughters of the mistresses

Personal take on how the Matsu look as a girl

Todomatsu: I try to give her the most feminie, frilly, and cutest look but failed horribly

Osomatsu: A simple pony tail with simple hair clip suit the default, "avarange" look match the original

Karamatsu: Short Wolf cut for the win! Also, she is wearing heels and right jeans, add (fake) earring for "cool" look

Choromatsu: Stereotype nerd girl in the library (she just wants hot men)

Ichimatsu: Longest and messiest hair, for the gloomy look

Original Ivonne is alive

I know Penelope has her reasons to keep Ivonne as far aways from the Duke mainsion possible. She thinks this is a game set up, the og daughter returns mean death flags everywhere. Plus, she is supposed to morally grey, I am no saint to priotize someone else above my own life.

But having Ivonne alive would be a great moral dilemmas that force the readers to reconsider. By simply make Ivonne a possessed demon, the story doge the question.

Now show us young Ivonne eating mud, work hard at a 13 years old, getting harassed & threaten everyday, but still hanging on the belife her family will find her, so she tries to live to this day. Let the game system truely be the evil one.

And no, male leads threaten and assaluted Yvonne is not fun- but turned out she is possessed (bruh) so again, it justifies the trope we claim to hate at the start of the story in normal mode. (At least it is not for cheap high school dramma- Leila could handle it well).

But unlucky for Ivonne, this is OI, so if there are two daughters, only 1 can be loved. Judging on how the family is cold toward Leila even though Leila did not do anything yet & no one know she is a demon either, should tell you Ivonne meet the same fate

If I had a nickel every time a Manhwa character at the start of the story was a slave, get "rescued" and "used" because the thoughts they might be useful, did not care about other slaves or their ppl once gained status, was compared and pit against someone who is a royal, scared they might get discarded for not being useful enough, & start doing terrible things, and being delusional... I would have two nickels.

Jokes aside, I don't believe they share much in common regarding their backgrounds, motivations, execution, and narrative roles. However, once you simplify the trope, a clear pattern appears.