Letting go after betrayal is often mistaken for weakness, but it takes immense strength and courage. Revenge might seem satisfying, but it rarely heals wounds—it often deepens them. Choosing peace instead allows for personal growth and, in her case, allows for the chance to start over.
Her character’s decision to step away from revenge doesn’t make her weak, in fact it shows emotional maturity and growth.
While she may have mastered the principles of sword fighting, training her body to match her mind’s strength would take years—a challenge she’s acknowledged.
Strength isn’t just about physical prowess or seeking revenge—it’s also about adapting, being in a better space of mind, and guiding others (like her comrades) toward happiness. Her choice to prioritize her happiness over vengeance is honestly inspiring.
Everyone copes differently and makes different choices, and I think that makes stories so interesting—seeing the different choices that characters make. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
2nd this statement!
Just by reading all the negative comments about Estelle/Luci, I can already tell what type of person they are IRL; Weak Minded.
Disappointing, really. Some people are so fixated on their idea of revenge that they refuse to take any other point into perspective. It’s clear they’re stuck in a narrow mindset, unable to see the bigger picture. I expected better really, but the comment section says it all.
First off, this manhwa is really good
Next, I’m currently searching for a manhwa I read a while ago. It focuses on a few women and how they all keep one secret from their partners.
If anyone know it, please reply
Her reaction is completely valid. I understand he's attempting to mend their relationship, and it's endearing that he draws inspiration from romance novels. However, the issue lies in the fact that even if he did paraphrase, those aren’t his words so it doesn’t seem as genuine.
In such a scenario, any woman would desire assurance that his words are genuine and heartfelt. Hearing romantic words like that will make most women feel special, but discovering they were borrowed words would likely make one feel foolish because it’s like, 'Did you try at all?'
Eh kinda. In the book, thae just thinks every man its like her father and she is bounded to end like her mother. Wich is really annoying because hes trying so hard to fix rhis realatio ship and thea just, dosent do anything. The firsst book is very annoying, but the thrid ine is amazing
I doubt i´d ever be able to look at mascots the same way, but then again I think its really interesting. I really should have opted to read this in the morning (￣∇￣")
I love both the manga and the anime, but the movie takes the cake. It made me cry so much ╥﹏╥
theres a movie of this?
Yeah, on kissasian. It really explains why the brother always does all those things to his sister
Both sides share the blame for the issues they’re going through.
Consider this analogy: your spouse, with zero business acumen, suddenly decides to wager your combined net worth on a business idea he just came up with. Nuts, right? Sure, he might have taken courses and consulted the most brilliant minds—but if he never communicates the steps he took to make that decision, it just sounds like foolishness.
This isn’t even a matter of trust. A noble lady—who’s never lifted a finger—decides to engage in a territorial war with a Duke, whose faction vastly outnumbers hers. Anyone would assume she’s throwing her life away, save for those that know her real identity.
She was right when she said the issue with him could be resolved if she simply admitted her true identity. His words cut deep—I felt it from here ╥﹏╥—but suddenly revealing that she’s Estelle in the heat of an argument won’t reach him. She’s better off waiting until things calm down.