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Instead of dragging on her childhood, they ended it at the perfect time! Im so excited to read this, omg

When i talk to my friends about how shoujou negatively affected my views on relationships and dating, and gave me unrealistic standards to hold myself to—this is a prime example. I remember reading this as a kid, and its not as bad as some i've read (rape to love, etc) but the impact was profound. I was so immersed into the shoujo life, i had to train myself out of it. Shit was wild lmfao.

From the Author of Cheating Men Must Die and I'm An evil god??? Sign me up. I have high hopes for this.

Reading from his perspective now, and the. Going back to the first chapter, lets me know that he likes her but he also like toying with her lmfaooo

I like it, BUT its hard to comprehend it when the chapters are all out of order. If someone fixes it, it could be great.

What is with the hate against Haemi? I get it, you think he can have a chance at love again with his ex wife—but if they were gonna work, they would have worked the first time around. And to be frank, he has changed every decision he made in the past, so why wouldnt he change who he likes as well? He and Haemi werent even friends in the past, she wasn't an option—but now she is, and she loves him a lot and is dedicated. I like her, and i like her character design.

I hope his ex-wife can be happy with someone else, cause i ship him with Haemi and have from the beginning.

Okay, so I know Psyche has been abused, locked in basements, and doesnt know what its like to be truly free. So i understand why, when the prince manipulated her into believing that he loved her, she fell for it. He was the first person, after Medea, to show her that type of affection. And to her credit, when she tried to break it off with him when she found out his identity, she was serious. But then, he hit her with the gaslighting and emotional blackmail. He was basically like "be with me, or go back to your shackles in the basement".

After all of his manipulation, planning, and all he did to make her stay by his side he tries to kill her off???? What the fuck is the purpose?

If he wanted to kill her, and then frame medea for it later when she became queen candidate by default, again I ask: what the fuck is the purpose???

The man just seems evil to be evil, and i am so confused, i just dont get it.

Okay, my babe is a crybaby— but Aseph is a VILLAIN at heart. What attracted him to her was her naivety, her tendency to cry for him easily, her empathy. If she were cunning or manipulative or like any other isekai heroine, she would most likely get killed by him. Its why he likes her, as compared to her sister, who is boisterous and commanding.

To him, he is a wolf and she is a lamb and that's the way he likes it. He can play on her emotions of pity and uncertainty, and he can use them to chain her to him (as he did when he stabbed the horse), and he LIKES that she doesn't notice it and that she holds him in such high regard because of her naivety. That's probably why Zay was chosen to go back in the first place.

...is it healthy? Probably not, but she is where she wants to be and she knows exactly the kind of person he is and he has yet to harm her or any one else (except for their feelings).

Anyway, thanks for coming to my tedtalk.

Reading manga and webtoons, they usually have a point and conflict that keeps the story moving forward—not this one. This one here, its moving forward on the sheer power of its art. The plot hasn't been notable since Soho left for America. I hate to say it, but its gotten boring. When i read this chapters, i find myself thinking "...what's the point?"

There is no tension, there is no drama, there's not even an antagonist to stir things up. Its like watching a boring reality TV show. No episode has a point, because Suho took the point with him when the author shipped him off to America for no reason (especially when he was the main love interest!). I think the author sent him away to extend the story, ran out of ideas, and then thought—oh, why not just bring him back???

And, i already know where this is heading and how its gonna go—and its gonna make the MC unlikable because of her indecisiveness. But, whatever, i'm happy Suho is back (and with him, the elusive point of this story is returning, i guess), I just don't like why the author is doing it.

But, dare i say it, the story will most likely still be boring.

I'll still be checking in from time to time, though-here and on the webtoon app.

First, i read this because i saw a post somewhere about it and thought "why not?". Then, i read the story, hoping it would become a "vilainess dies in the middle of the story (after doing evil deeds) and then someone reincarnates into her body, becomes empress, etc". Or, she was a vilainess who was cold on the inside and sweet and manipulative on the outside (who doesnt love a good green tea bitch lmao?).But, it quickly became clear it wasnt the case.

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THAT SHE DIES IN THE END, in a fire! IN THIS DAY AND AGE WHO KILLS THE MC???

Not only that, but BOTH HER AND THE MC HAVE TERRIBLE PERSONALITIES, and that won't change. So, i just have to say no to this. I'm so upset, i feel like this had so much potential.