she turns out to be your typical self-entitled mary sue. siiiigh. what a disappointment.
like
if they ended up being friends and cooperating for the kingdom as two people who know stuff about earth settings while the emperor bumbles on with his cute and awkward feelings it would have been great, 10/10 i would have read that with relish
maybe that setup with mia helping the emperor improve his relationship with leana would cause just a minor misunderstanding, but in the end it would resolve itself neatly. regardless, it would be better than this typical original heroine turned husband-stealing bitch.
can't stand people who ignore the MC while they were unpopular/being abused/mistreated etc.
then suddenly when they show a bit of character deviation bc someone reincarnated in them, suddenly everyone's a dedicated friend who'll defend them to the ends of the earth. they'd be like, 'oh if only you had acted like this from the beginning everyone would have realized your worth and why is my heart beating so fast for you'
like damn fuckwits, regardless of how he was before, you're just as bad as the bullies for letting it go on this long to the point that the original person wanted to die
Facts bro that’s all I’ve been thinking about especially with Isabella
''any problem can be solved with tea''
and
''i have been single my whole life but never have i felt the emptiness and longing for romance this keenly while reading this story''
Drinke tea
Lol
i truly, sincerely hope with all my heart that doyoon doesn't fall for juri
juri is an awesome friend, i really like the dynamic they have going on and would really ruin the fun if it turns melodramatic love-triangle like that
are there some missing pages or chapters?
Ikr, I was reading that she came back from the cafe then the next chapter started off with kicking or something? Idk
After the cafe, the next day, she went to school and saw Xue Yaoyao being bullied by the girls and her seatmate, then Fu Jiu saw it pull Xue Yaoyao into her embrace and kicked the guy.
Ohhh ok ty! That was a really odd transition
can anyone give me a rundown of that sweet, sweet karma that happens with the dumb hoe emperor??? i'm just so in love with how sweet navier and the prince are together and i wish to ram my fist up the emperor and rashta's throat every time i see them making either party sad :(
please please i badly need something to tide me over
He will get his karma but it's quite a long route in which you'll just plain hate the other parties but Queen and Heinley will soothe your soul during the journey
ffff that sounds fantastic. around what chapter does this happen? highkey thinking of starting on bingeing the novel
Okay, so I went back to check and it's bit hard to tell what chapter exactly, but if I had to choose, I would say 165.
They've currently stopped translation due to Naver's request but hopefully they'll pick it up again. You should read it though. Sovishit an trashta make you grit your teeth but our Queen is regal and a badass, and Heinley is adorbs, so it's completely worth it!
it was such a heartwarming story with lovely art, but for the longest time i avoided reading it 'cause the thumbnail reminded me of that horrible abomination, 'how to draw manga' by kate coope
please please, i love my jealousy+mutual pining plots as much as the next person, but these two have reached perfect plot momentum and their relationship is stellar
i hope this new character isn't set to cause conflict or anything because he seems likeable at least
i just want to see one isekai where they reincarnate as bandit fodder
like, they're aware they only appear in this one chapter to get absolutely thrashed by the OP MC in their quest for absolute power
i think it's be interesting because having bandits all over the place desperate enough to attack powerful people implies a real imbalance in wealth distribution and strong economical problems in the kingdom. the standard for a nation's competence isn't how many rich people there are afterall. it's how small the gap is between the rich and the poor. the wider it is, the more it implies a problem in governance, even in monarchies