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The way I see it, it’s as if she has a destiny to meet, but she keeps getting sidetracked, which is why she’s doomed to repeat it until she’s on the correct path to said destiny. From spoilers…




The reason why she ended up repeating her life even though she was with Carcel in her very first life is because she died before her time. They had three kids together who all died and she died early as well. Presumably because of the villain in that first life: the crown prince’s current fiancée.

Anyone who dies outside their predestined death is given a second chance to live. There are four characters that this happened to in this story. It’s not only Ines. Anyone who commits suicide automatically regresses ten years and they retain their memories as punishment. There are two characters that experienced this. Characters are also given wishes and their wishes also impact their lives. So, it’s not like God is toying with Ines. Her decisions are also influencing the consequences she lives out.

Wait what do you mean Ines and Carcel having three kids in her very first life? Like, the 'first' life where she married the crown prince isn't really the first, but kinda like the second?

Yes....she doesnt remember her first life
And so she consider the 2nd as first one

thank you for the spoiler i'm going to sob for days now ines really has gone through so much

i thought there's more to it between God and Ines, turns out that's just how it works in the story it is the first time i come across a storyline like this, how gut-wrenching. it's more than just regressing and repeating lives. i can't imagine how Ines gonna feel the more she realizes, i'd lose my mind if i was her thank you for the insight

do you read the novel?? where can i read it please

Yes because even Oscar does outside his predestined death and got a second chance to live and was also allowed to make wishes. Ines is not the only one who got a second chance. Carcel always dies outside his predestined death in every life so far. Yet Carcel isn’t living through hell because he always make the right choices for himself. His destiny is Ines and he stuck to it throughout all lives. He also never married so he was never able to become a Duke. Just like women are expected to get married, men are also expected to get married.

Is this directly explained in the novel or is it an observation the reader must make? I’m wondering cause I’m not sure how the manhwa team might adapt it if it’s the latter.

It will be explained in Bilbao. However, some parts of it is in the story’s epilogue as well. Ines kind of already speculates on how suicide impacts her life. She’s committed suicide twice so she’s recognized the pattern that each time she regresses 10 years. She also realizes she cannot regress anymore since 6 - 10 =-4. She speculates she would no longer exist if she commits suicide again. That’s why she decided not to end her life when she woke up in this current life as a 6 year old.

Her goal then became to live safely and peacefully to the end of this life until she can die naturally without making any mistakes like in her previous two lives. That’s why she wanted to protect herself with marriage, giving birth to an heir then divorce. It was her way of gaining freedom to live alone enjoying her hunting and other hobbies as she quietly waits for death. However, she changed her mind after 6 months of marriage. Her goal now is to live as long as possible by Carcel’s side.

Nope...I didn't. I got to know this from reading various "spoiler comments"
But here's the link.
https://www.novelupdates.com/series/this-marriage-is-bound-to-sink-anyway/#myTable

Ohh got it that makes sense. Thanks!

Omg thank you! Can you please tell me if the crown prince remember their very first life?

I heard he does.

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He does. He also died outside his predestined death in the true first timeline just like Ines and Carcel. He used his wishes for revenge so he asked Anastasio to let him retain his memories in the next life. Memories are very dangerous to have in this story as they are like a double-edged sword. This story definitely has memories more like a disrupter of destiny unlike other stories with regression.