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With the marriage of her prostitute mother to the Count, Aria’s status in society skyrocketed ...
> 10/10. out of every single villainess time travel reincarnation manwha i've read so far, this is by far the best of the best. the pacing of the plot is well done, art is amazing, plot reveals are just the perfect amount of confusion and predictability to make this type of story thrive. it allows the reader to come up with their own answer, and rewards them with a satisfying conclusion when correct. the romance between aria and asher is well done and realistic in their buildup of trust. (1/?)
> the comedy as well is balanced and humorous to where it will seem timeless once worn down. slapstick humor does well. the only plot point i frowned at was the motive for asher, as it seemed rather... bland. but it still fit well enough to where it wasnt a major blunder. the after story as well just gives me the biggest sense of relief and satisfaction ever. i wish i could read this story for the first time again.