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Maybe Ines is living her nth life. And she did suffer from the previous lives too, but I don’t think manipulating Carcel into divorce so she can be free is fair while justifying that he was originally a womanizer and he can just go back to his old ways. For every life she lived, she tried to live her best life but sadly, she lost to them everytime but where’s Carcel in the picture? I know she still intends to make sure Carcel lives happily after the divorce but most of the time, it’s the aftermath that counts, not the thought. Like, the dead ends their suffering and the living must carry their pain.
If she’s trying to change her fate, then why is he getting hate trying to change his womanizing ways? Also, why should Carcel suffer the consequences? And why do we have to bring up his womanizing days to justify that. It’s like she’s the only one that’s allowed to adjust to her new life while manipulating the other party to stay in the old one. She doesn’t have to fall in love with him if she’s not ready or still traumatized or doesn’t feel like it but they are married and he’s doing his best to make the marriage work. If somebody tells me, “so what if they’re married and/or he’s being nice to her. She can do what she wants because she deserves it and she suffered enough”, a big fat NO to you. In the first place, right now with the current arc of the manwha, she’s currently the only one who remembers their previous life so THAT first and foremost is already unfair to Carcel because he has no say to it and second, if you hate him for his womanizing days, then honestly, you’re a hypocrite for calling out people who made mistakes. Every single person has committed at least one sin. People including Carcel and Ines can change without burdening others. Lol. The way I see it, Carcel is doing that while Ines isn’t.
But i am excited to see the end though. I’ve read spoilers and saw they are indeed very much in love with each other so things worked out for the best.