Alright, let me express my frustration. Initially, I didn't mind FDC's skepticism towards ML; it was reasonable given the circumstances. The protagonist's naivety and righteousness didn't bother me either.
The story started off well, but my issue arose towards the climax. When someone goes through what our MC did, it's unrealistic to expect them to emerge unscathed, solely with a love-struck heart. Witnessing loved ones die and discovering their lover's involvement in those deaths – it's a heavy burden to carry. The fact that the MC seemingly shrugged off everything except the desire to see their partner alive left me puzzled.
I would've appreciated a more profound emotional response from the MC after everything they'd been through. The sex scene following the grim situation felt inappropriate and insensitive. Despite my initial intention to rate it 4 stars, the ending soured my opinion.
If seeking justice meant reporting the incident or accepting the consequences, the outcome might've been different. Unfortunately, I'm now considering dropping the book. I hope the main characters can find happiness without the lingering trauma or guilt, but that's not the reality they deserve.
What irked me was the MC's statement that ML gave others the chance to leave without regret, but they chose not to. It's human nature to want revenge when faced with such loss. In summary, while the beginning was enjoyable and the game captivating, I cannot wholeheartedly recommend this book. However, if you're intrigued, feel free to give it a try, as everyone has different tastes. I'll settle for a 3-star rating, acknowledging the positive aspects.