The Sultan's Love

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This story was interesting. I wasn't anything too big or grand or special. But it was still a good read. The story was okay, the characters we fine, and the art style was nice. I deeply sympathized with Sayeh, seeing how hard and rough her upbringing was - a nomad's daughter for was sold by her own family to become part of the Sultan's harem, and was treated as if she didn't even matter. It was quite powerful to see that those of both upper and lower class...can have major problems of their own. Such as deception, betrayal, or loss. At the beginning, I did ... feel that Kainer was a cold-blooded tyrant who would only show Sayeh mercy - although him murdering the maid for making a simple mistake, as well as threatening to kill innocent people if Sayeh left him...that was too much. However, I do understand that Kainer became cold and hardened from being betrayed by his only blood-related sister and having his father turn his back on him. Making sure he and Sayeh (nor their future children) wouldn't face the same problems, Kainer went as far as to slay every single one of his brothers and sisters. Enin was really the only friend and alley that Sayeh and Kainer had; sweet, thoughtful, strong-willed - she'll definitely raise their future children right.

I just wonder who allowed all those women to enter the palace. I was probably Sejanne, seeing how she wormed her way back to the palace along with all those other strangers, and then betrayed Sayeh; despite seeing how innocent and kind-hearted she was. Lucky she was saved Kainer, who slayed both his father and Sejanne for their acts. I was glad to see that despite their obstacles, Kainer and Sayeh got their happy ending. And if they continue their passionate capades...they'll have many children. I don't know if other people will like it, but I suppose they should at least give it a chance.

I understand that the author wanted to make a harem fantasy novel but as someone who has studied world history and had a country with people who were opressed, raped and beaten by muslims and romanticizing it is just not the best for me. I know people in the past married a lot younger but he crushed on a literal child, and like in america people give a lot of problems like if a 17 and 18 year old date they can't date since "the 18 is an adult and is dating a minor" even they are the same age yet somehow being 40 and ... 50 is "the same" and that is not the problem because 1 year difference isn't big, however they have about 6-7 years maybe of difference, she has been sheltered, is clearly traumatized and naive and all they do is just have sex, they eat like two times and thats it, I guess you really can't do anything with your own wife besides sex, no talking no anything. I am not quite sure but I think she was around 18-19 and he was past his mid 20s and it is so weird that he sees her as a woman, when I was 18 I was definetly not fit to be a wife or anything, and many girls my age were way less mature and only cared about boys and partying while I wanted to work to support my family but couldn't find a job at the time.

He looks obsessed with her and I get that she saved him but it is dissapointing how the whole comic is porn with little to not plot. I would reccomend peach sorbet to everyone compared to this, I wouldn't call it trash since that is offensive, the art is nice but it is really dissapointing to read, had to drop it at chapter 15 since all I saw was just sex with little to no story, if I want porn I can just watch porn or hentai, when it comes to fanfiction and comic smut the point there is that there is a story and progression that just happens to have sex scenes. He just sees her and goes wild and wants to have sex and since he is the sultan he is allowed to not contain his horny and she is clearly anxious and not just shy and struggles with self confidence, he can't protect her forever and baby her, she almost got killed listening to someone who clearly had fake smile and tried to be her friend and get her killed, it feels like the female lead is nothing but a naive child believing in good and kindness trapped in the body of a woman, not a partner/equal.