what happened with the 3 siblings, they didn't really do anything but ended up getting sold by their parents and the girls were r*ped and imp**gnated by a beast while the brother I dont really remember but probably about the same amount of damage was caused.

I didn't really care about this either bc from what I could tell, when the MC's daughter was 7 and the Sargus dude was 10 they really didn't see eachother that often which most likely was literally maybe just seeing from afar, so if they barely saw the other let alone them talking and having time to form a relationship as "siblings". Plus, something I want to add is that when the daughter I believe started liking him in that way, she already knew they weren't related at all, Sargus began seeing her as more than "siblings", if you could even call them that, after he found out they weren't related. In the end, all they did was change Sargus's last name to his real fathers so that he could marry MC's daughter.

Julieta & Sigurd, Malacia & Lutora

Anderheim & Jolga

Nasha (the original protagonist just suddenly becomes a dumb unreasonable bimbo for no reason

Melia (Nasha's sister) was done dirty. She was just trying to make herself worthy of her fiance but was made out to be a horrible character. I mean she was literally drugged, do you expect her to be sweet and nice after that?

f*ck me, I wished to see Prime Minister Anderheim x Head Priest Malacia as the pair. They suited each other more than their respective partners' hands down. Jolga's fallen for Anri's facade (when?? how?? why??), but was too deep in the mud to escape afterward; I didn't even get what's Lutora's deal... Seriously, I have been rooting for Anri x Malacia since the first time they have f*cking met, nearly cried when they kissed, AND THEN LUTORA AND JOLGA SON/FATHER DUO POPPED UP AND MY WHOLE SHIP SANK TO f*ckING HELL-.

At some point, I even hoped Dragon Kharis would moliphorb into a human when he gets all his power back and snatch Anri away lol. My imagination ran wild but it's just hopeless.

I'm seriously doubting wherever I should read the sequel, which is about Jolga and Anri's travels, or nah. Man, I need sum extras set after the epilogue, give Kharis more screen time.

... to think that I, a BL reader with years of experience under her belly, who's proud of her accuracy to determine ships to hop on when characters have their first "hello"s is whining like a bit*h right now. I would give my BL senses 95/100 accuracy rate but this sh*t just had to be that 5/100. Like, hell, I'm not joking, anyone with eyes could tell Anri x Malacia is better, that's a match made in bloody hell.

Anyways, it's not my first Titanic, I will get over it in a day or two.

MC made her take the position (Sacrificial Priestess) his daughter was given, cursed her with a ring, manipulated her friends (with the help of the Head Priest) into giving her a deadly addicting drug (which she took to escape the extreme emotions and tantrums and pain). The drug eventually led her to have s*x and orgies with strange men (The same men who she had escaped from being r*ped in the premise of the game).

The MC himself acknowledges the fact that she was used as a means to get Game FL, but doesn't care, and exhibits really cold feelings and sadistic thoughts in this moment, which is something hard to believe can come of off a 20 year old boy from a well to do, loving family of the 21st Century (an era that cares for human rights).

• Jolga /Anderheim "Anri." Anri is the evil prime minister who has gain prestige and money in illicit ways. A catalyst caused change, now Anri seeks revenge on those who wronged his daughter Julieta. Jolga is the knight commander who is disciplined and righteous. Anri presents himself in a specific way to seduce Jolga, and he's successfully corrupted Jolga to be committed to him despite collapsing the image he's built up. Later in the story, Jolga even goes out of his way to incite a disaster as Anri would have.
• Lutora / Malacia. Malacia is head priest and an accomplice to Anri. Lutora is one of the capture targets that helped to condemn Julieta. They have an age gap. They are couple B to this story. Lutora's impression of Malacia drastically changes, and Malacia is a tease, whose emotions are overturned by the unexpected words of Lutora.
• Sigurd /Julieta. Julieta is the former Dragon Priestess, who thanks to Anri's intervention, made it an unbearable role that drove Nasha's sister into insanity. She is also the ex-fiancé of the Crown Prince. She is an impressionable girl. Sigurd is Julieta's 'brother who's not related to her by blood'. His impression of his sister drastically changes and grows affections while guarding her. (He had to be her guard because her devotion as the Sacrificial Priestess means she can only come into physical contact with her family. Dunno why the former Nasha could get familiar with the capture targets.)
• Cain and Abel /Morino. This is an unrequited couple but it's implied at the end of the story. Morino is Anri's successor as prime minister. Cain and Abel are orphanage children with wit and talent for paperwork and swordsmanship.
• Vikram / Vanellope (consort) Vikram is the crown prince who condemned Julieta. His legal wife is Nasha who by the end of the book is touched in the head and is sent to recuperate at the royal villa. Vanellope is his first cousin, and high in IQ and EQ unlike Nasha.

Assuming that it's related to the events in volume 1. I'd like to just comment, I wish that the author started the volume 2 where the epilogue left off. Just because I'm curious to how Anri would behave as a child protagonist and in anticipation for Jolga to transform into a beastman, or not. As well as following how Anri would keep the dragon entertained.

She does not even achieve her political comeuppance until after her violation, and despite her attitude, it was implied that while the Crown Prince was all but embarrased by her, he still loved her deeply - and so, I guess it was assumed that she would never get her retribution until she was r*ped by a magical beast and produced a baby that wasn't his own (To which the act was called, 'A sin of the parents', despite the fact that it was r*pe, and they are all well awarethe nature of the magical beast... How is that a sin? I digress) . Anderheim even expresses his surprise and subsequent joy at this. It was not something he had planned at all, and yet it was still used to quick-start her downfall, regardless of the fact that her position as fiancee of the Crown Prince was flimsy at best and it would have happened anyway. It even felt like the author did not know how to truly 'get rid' of her - reusing the punishment of Melia to end her story arc. And speaking of Melia, did we all forget that she is still the Dragon Priestess? The whole point of her acceptance of the role was because of the power it held, and while she did recieve Donna's Punishment, how could they complete the festival without her? Donna's Punishment was only intended to keep her actions confined, right? But she was no longer mentioned after she invited Nasha into the magical beasts den to get r*ped. In their words, the Dragon Priestess, " administers the festival, manages the ritual and listens to the peoples’ worries." I think, maybe, the author forgot about the description they gave to this role because the festival was completed without any hitch. I checked, the dragon priestess was not mentioned whatsoever in chapter 59 when the festival was held. But, perhaps I misread the past few chapters where they apparently explained how her presence wasn't needed. It happens. But even then, how was it possible that she was sold to the Dog Show? I really don't understand. Again, Donna's Punishment does not revoke her of her status, it just keeps her confined. So how was Anderheim able to get her caught up in that show, even with Malacia's help? I read this book over the course of the night and finished at approximately 3 AM, so there is a chance I missed something, but I'm still very confused on how Melia getting r*ped held any significant weight in the plot whatsoever. Her arc should have ended when she recieved Donna's Punishment. She would be put on the back burner until the festival, and Nasha did not even seem to mourn her that much after a few months. Her r*pe and forced imp**gnation was simply used for shock value, and I find that despicable.

I guess they attempted to use their brain when discussing Malacia's relationship with predatory men, and how that affected his s*xual drive and physiological response to their pleasure, but it was heavily implied that he ended up liking it when Lutora had s*x with him, and though he had a fever and evaluated his thoughts on their relationship, that was the end of any attempt at using r*pe as a plot device rather than a catalyst for plot development.

Ignoring his acting, he really does love his daughter, he blessed the beastman infant of Nasha, he's helping the Crown Prince from behind the scenes and never once punishes him (You could say marrying Nasha was the punishment he got, but considering the fact that Anderheim didn't let Melia go, even when she wasn't really a main character and held no particular weight to the original story beyond what Anderheim manipulated her to be, its safe to say that he did nothing in particular in response to the Crown Prince who basically sent his daughter off to die), and despite how uncouth their relationship is, he truly loves Jolga as well - seeing him as something more than someone to be manipulated as the volume came to a close.

Vanellope and Juileta. There were five women with notable roles in this novel in total, which means over half of the female cast got nuked, hmmm.

I understand this is a Boys Love novel, but the readiness to torture, purge, and violate former female love interests is a little strange, don't you think? And, again, their punishments could have been a lot more unique, if we are going to go down the morally deplorable route. Making Melia a drug addict put under (legal) comatose was already interesting, and they could have continued with the process of Nasha slowly losing everyone's favor leading up to the festival where she runs off with the Dragon Pearl - there are many ways to conclude that retribution you know? For instance, She ends up still being eaten in Juileta's place by angering the Dragon in her typical oblivious female lead way, or something. Sending her off to a villa in the middle of nowhere after she believed she had a miscarriage? I don't know, that seems more pitiful than a form of justice. Even in the epilogue they kind of glaze past her ending, offhandedly remarking that the Crown Prince replaced her with Vanellope (His cousin, might I add. The author seems to be very fond of pseudo-in*est and extramarital affairs.)

I highkey thought at first that the dragon is gonna be the ML smh 😂