With Your Starlight

This book is not too sadistic, and most likely the author showed mercy. Otherwise, this kind of plot where "the hero and the heroine misunderstand each other, and the villains are constantly trying to create misunderstandings for them" is like this. In other novels, if the heroine is not tortured until she is reborn, she will be tortured to the point of at least half shit. I feel that the level of abuse is just right, not too much. Later on, "the heroine will only forgive the male protagonist when she sells the sword", and it won't be all sugar-coating and annoying. The heroine is not completely devoid of intelligence, but she also has a lot of tricks. She wanted revenge, but after knowing the real enemy, she did nothing. She knew that she did not harm the hero's mother, and she did not look for evidence to prove her innocence. The male protagonist is extremely conflicted. He wants to avenge his mother, but he can't be cruel. I don't know who abused whom in this episode. It can be regarded as mutual abuse. Personally, I think the female lead should be with the second male lead, because the male lead's family members are too complicated, and everyone has 800 opinions. Unlike the second male lead, who is simple, life will be easier. However, as the plot progresses, the villains hurt each other, and in the end they are almost shit, which can be regarded as a good ending for the heroine.