Became part of the family with the four brothers of the ducal

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1. worthlessthandirt

   Sounds like incest tbh. Yea they’re not blood related but still… this is someone’s fantasy (??) yikes

   April 7, 2026 at 2:57 pm

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2. HoneyToast

   I feel the author can’t stick to one personality per character so they’re all over the place. Also has big savior complex which ik a lot of FLs have but this one is really in your face pushy about it. Comes off pretty intrusive. I would stay away from this kinda person bc they’re exhausting

   April 7, 2026 at 4:08 am

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3. Frostbyte

   it’s good if you have time to read . don’t mind this useless idiots just read on your own

   April 6, 2026 at 10:42 pm

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4. just a simp

   idk it’s the same cliche, but it’s the good kind. I like it

   April 6, 2026 at 8:19 pm

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5. Constellation of reading manhwa

   I’m tired of fl’s like this tbh doesn’t have that mind ur own business mindset…
   it’s like those types who are willing to go such unnecessary lengths for others which lowk pmo
   the plot is aimless like I think ts is just about growing attached to her step brothers with some additional family dramas
   and if ts was one of those story where the step brothers fall in love with fl than it’s a wrecked one

   April 6, 2026 at 1:44 pm

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6. Eveaustria

   I do not recommend this story. It’s overly emotional with forced drama all over the place and no common sense.
   All people in this (seemingly Japanese) manga act crazy, and the story so far consists of only exaggerated scenes/events one after the other.
   There’s also a gap – perhaps a full chapter – missing between the end of chapter 1 and the beginning of chapter 2.
   The female lead herself is sassy for a moment, then submissive in the very next, then angry again all of a sudden, and back to smiling while actually feeling sad, and then she’s suddenly happy-go-lucky against all reason…
   Still, the female lead does exactly the right things every time to win the hearts of her 4 brothers who initially distrust her, even by making illogical decisions.
   One of the smaller kids acts like a brat instead of a young noble of a ducal house, the other one is seemingly suffering from anxiety, but neglected by the rest of his family, plus viciously manipulated by his oh-so-evil personal maid. Plus, he manages to raise a magical wolf monster without anyone noticing in a house full of servants…
   All the maids bully the female lead like they don’t care what their master will do when he returns, and the female lead lets it happen, she even apologizes to the maids at one point. But when the story arcs about her winning over one brother after another start, her interactions with the maids is not even shown anymore.
   The eldest brother seems composed, but then he threatens the female lead’s life (cowardly pointing his sword against the unarmed weak girl at her back from behind), and from the outlook into the future in chapter 1, this guy even seems to be the male lead, which is just goddamn horrible.
   Are all the authors of these stories living in a madhouse or something? How can they normalize such misogynic criminal behaviour like it was nothing? It’s not suddenly totally okay just because it happens in a Victorian fantasy world.

   April 6, 2026 at 4:24 am

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