Spring the Color of Love — Chapter 56

Whew, readers are certainly feeling it after diving into Spring, the Color of Love Chapter 56! If there's one overwhelming theme from the comments, it's PAIN 😭 and lots of it. Just when things might have been getting a little fluffy, bam! The angst truck hit hard.

The main source of agony seems to be the dreaded family intervention, specifically from *that* mother character. Readers are absolutely fuming, calling her everything from a "hag" to just outright saying "I FKING HATE her 😡😡🔪🔪". People are ready to throw hands or at least send some swords her way 🤺.

But the frustration isn't just aimed at the mother. A huge chunk of reader anger is directed at the main character who was in the room. Comments are flooded with variations of "Why u ain't say anything?!" and "You should've stepped in!". Many feel that character's silence and inaction while their partner was being mistreated completely ruined the moment and was a major letdown after everything they've been through. The sentiment is, "That's the problem, you," which really highlights how disappointed people were by the lack of protection.

Beyond the immediate conflict, readers are lamenting the return of misunderstandings at this stage of the story, especially given the characters' long history ("They been fucking love each other for 10 years"). There's a sense of "You'd think they'd just talk to each other!"

There's also a touch of dark humor among the pain, with some commenting on the downsides of being a conglomerate heir ("I'm glad I'm not an heir... lololol") and suggesting practical solutions like surrogacy or adoption if heirs are the issue. The self-aware comments about expecting fluff and getting hit with pain instead ("Joke's on me... 🤡") are quite relatable too.

On a positive note amidst the tears and rage, at least one reader took a moment to appreciate the artwork, calling it "How beautifully drawn. Ugh i love, i LOVE."

Overall, Spring, the Color of Love Chapter 56 delivered a heavy dose of pain and frustration for its readers, largely due to a meddling parent and a character's disappointing silence. It seems like everyone needs a hug (or perhaps a punching bag) after this one!