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7/17/2025, 9:56:46 PM
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Well there is more to it….in that he really is that shitty per the author’s tweets for his named ep
>Regulus-san's first wife was his childhood friend from the same village. She was a beautiful girl that never looked down on him, but once he obtained an authority, Regulus-san killed his own family and hers right away, and claimed her as his bride. He wiped out the village, and the country.
>Reglus-san's wife's cause of death was suicide; she pierced her own throat in front of his eyes. After having never smiled at him up to that point, a smile of contempt now rose on her face, and that became his ultimate trauma. Regulus-san made a grave only for her.
>However, the reason he made the grave for her wasn't love, but to make the excuse "Even if you died without carrying out a wife's duty, I, as a husband, have the mercy and generosity to make you a grave" that no one had asked for, so I think there's nothing more or less to it than that.
>Afterwards, Regulus-san took 291 wives in total, but the one that was his wife the longest was the first. It's likely not so much that he treated her as being precious, but because at that time his first wife was the only location he could place "Lion's Heart".
>Regulus-san doesn't remember the location of his wife's grave, and he doesn't recall his own family that he killed, nor the face of his wife that killed herself. That's why no one's face appears in flashback scenes. He just remembers that they were smiling at him as he died.
Well there is more to it….in that he really is that shitty per the author’s tweets for his named ep
>Regulus-san's first wife was his childhood friend from the same village. She was a beautiful girl that never looked down on him, but once he obtained an authority, Regulus-san killed his own family and hers right away, and claimed her as his bride. He wiped out the village, and the country.
>Reglus-san's wife's cause of death was suicide; she pierced her own throat in front of his eyes. After having never smiled at him up to that point, a smile of contempt now rose on her face, and that became his ultimate trauma. Regulus-san made a grave only for her.
>However, the reason he made the grave for her wasn't love, but to make the excuse "Even if you died without carrying out a wife's duty, I, as a husband, have the mercy and generosity to make you a grave" that no one had asked for, so I think there's nothing more or less to it than that.
>Afterwards, Regulus-san took 291 wives in total, but the one that was his wife the longest was the first. It's likely not so much that he treated her as being precious, but because at that time his first wife was the only location he could place "Lion's Heart".
>Regulus-san doesn't remember the location of his wife's grave, and he doesn't recall his own family that he killed, nor the face of his wife that killed herself. That's why no one's face appears in flashback scenes. He just remembers that they were smiling at him as he died.
7/9/2025, 4:13:53 PM
>Regulus-san's wife's cause of death was suicide; she pierced her own throat in front of his eyes. After having never smiled at him up to that point, a smile of contempt now rose on her face, and that became his ultimate trauma. Regulus-san made a grave only for her.
>However, the reason he made the grave for her wasn't love, but to make the excuse "Even if you died without carrying out a wife's duty, I, as a husband, have the mercy and generosity to make you a grave" that no one had asked for, so I think there's nothing more or less to it than that.
>Afterwards, Regulus-san took 291 wives in total, but the one that was his wife the longest was the first. It's likely not so much that he treated her as being precious, but because at that time his first wife was the only location he could place "Lion's Heart".
>Regulus-san doesn't remember the location of his wife's grave, and he doesn't recall his own family that he killed, nor the face of his wife that killed herself. That's why no one's face appears in flashback scenes. He just remembers that they were smiling at him as he died.
Kneel worthy villain
>However, the reason he made the grave for her wasn't love, but to make the excuse "Even if you died without carrying out a wife's duty, I, as a husband, have the mercy and generosity to make you a grave" that no one had asked for, so I think there's nothing more or less to it than that.
>Afterwards, Regulus-san took 291 wives in total, but the one that was his wife the longest was the first. It's likely not so much that he treated her as being precious, but because at that time his first wife was the only location he could place "Lion's Heart".
>Regulus-san doesn't remember the location of his wife's grave, and he doesn't recall his own family that he killed, nor the face of his wife that killed herself. That's why no one's face appears in flashback scenes. He just remembers that they were smiling at him as he died.
Kneel worthy villain
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