This is a man that has never truly been told no, or has never been turned down in his ENTIRE LIFE. It's to the point where no one seems to think it's even possible. I feel bad for our main couple.
Now we're seeing a bit more of the girls personality, I'm wondering why she slept with the hero. She has all this awesome magic and he was just using her for posing? Does it ever say why she was attracted to him?
Why do I get the feeling that the blonde prince is purposely trying to seduce her so he can use her to escape?
It's hard to explain but I like how it's drawn somehow both messy and elegant. It does look bad in some panels but for the most part I love it.
This story is a neat twist on the reincarnated villainess revenge plot (with her being reincarnated years afterwards and not really wanting revenge). But I always thought it would be cool if there was a story where the mc was reincarnated as her former lovers child and they take revenge on their parents (it just seems like there would be a lot of drama with that kind of a set up). Is there a manga like that?
This one kinda comes close with her interacting with their child who resents the kind of people they are and I can't wait to see what he does in this story.
It's interesting to see that much like how eris is forced into the villainess role, helena is being forced into the protagonist role. I'm actually wondering if she even likes the prince. The way she describes his actions towards eris makes me think she's at least wary of him.
I'm calling it now, male lead returned to the past as well and remembers everything. If this is not the case then I'm gonna be really disappointed because it's the most interesting/original part about this story.
When her dad threatened that he placed people by her, the obvious thing to do would be to just fire all the staff. It's not like she's particularly close to them. Or at least fire the ones that where hired around the time they got married and investigate the rest.
I'm wondering if in the original timeline if the old servants spread bad rumors about Reina, so the duke thought the situation with the baby was worse than it actually was. We know the old servants had no respect for her so they might have exaggerated some stories when they told the duke that she wasn't even touching the baby.
I'm not trying to excuse what he did, he clearly should have taken the time to find out what was really going on, but it might explain why he was so willing to remove his child from the situation.
Did the author forget to add a few scenes? Louis is way too comfortable waking up next to the emperor and has no reaction to Sabrina showing up.
Also, how long does he think he can keep the baby situation quiet?
I LOVE him! Am I the only one seeing a little bit of a pattern with him designing dresses for his daughter and his knowledge of fabrics and materials? I get the feeling this guy wants to be a tailor or fashion designer.
I kinda get where Ibeline is coming from. She's lived her entire life in a world that was literally created for her. (At least that's what it seems like the author of the novel did) I don't think she means to be a bitch, it's just that her entire reality is changing around her and she has no idea how to react or adapt to the situation. She's not your typical attention whore, she doesn't seem like she necessarily wants Arwins attention she just expects it because that's how the world had worked up until that point.
I don't think how she's reacting is right, but I can kind of see why someone would react that way. Plus it doesn't seem like she's actually done anything bad to Latte, at least not yet.