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While the majority of comments condemn the Crown Prince, a few re-readers hint at a future redemption arc where he matures into a more likable character, though this does little to sway the negative first impression for most. Amidst the criticism of his personality, there is a recurring appreciation for the artist's skill, with numerous comments praising the attractiveness of the new male characters, including the Crown Prince and a side character named Oliver Raywood. 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Many readers express disappointment, having hoped for a competent royal ally for Ian, and now question the integrity of the entire imperial family. While the majority of comments condemn the Crown Prince, a few re-readers hint at a future redemption arc where he matures into a more likable character, though this does little to sway the negative first impression for most. Amidst the criticism of his personality, there is a recurring appreciation for the artist's skill, with numerous comments praising the attractiveness of the new male characters, including the Crown Prince and a side character named Oliver Raywood. 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