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Lately I've been interested about a reincarnated villainess ofc its historical. Can someone suggest a manhwa about that genre

Imagine going after someone who PAID for your webtoon. Not giving a rats ass about the mental trauma you could be causing them after preaching about your own suicidal feeling. What a hypocrite. I deeply regret buying any of the webtoons chapters. She straight up managed to guilt trip me into it as well.

Ahhhh this is soo good im bawling my eyes put

SPOILERS, A BREAK FROM THE DARK ANGST

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HERE’S A CUTE ASS SIDE STORY MTL WITH LUPERT AND LARRIET AND THEIR DAUGHTER

The white streaks of light that permeate through the doors were as thin as the spider web.
Although most people are inadvertently stepping on it, but of course Lupert does not belong to "most."
So, he immediately wondered if his daughter would step on it.
Whether or not she knew his troubles, Elizabeth, hiding behind the curtain next to the door, was nervous and breathing hard.
'Step on, step on, step on.'
He had no mind reading skills, but Elizabeth couldn't hide her thoughts and feelings like her mother.
Lupert was able to read the child's dark feelings just by looking at the foot of the child sticking out of the curtain.
In the end, he sighed and stepping on it.
Bang! The bucket hanging from the ceiling was so big that it fell off with a loud noise.
Lupert, who was standing right below it, was hit by a sudden splash of water.
"Your Majesty!"
At the loud noise, the servant hurried into the room and found the Emperor, who was completely wet.
"Are you all right?"
Rupert wiped his chin dry at the questions of the attendant, then squeezed his dripping sleeve.
"Who would dare play such a dirty trick on his majesty?"
The attendant was resentful, struggling to find the culprit, and shutting his mouth firmly.
Soon, only his lips are shut and he asks silently.
'Are you the princess?'
At the beginning he witnessed Rupert's success of killing assassins without calling for escorts.
There is no way that Rupert, who has agile motor nerves, will not find a child's feet protruding under the curtain.
The attendant confirmed that the emperor's head slowly moved back and forth in a positive sense, and took his gaze off the side of the trembling curtain.
"Your. Your Majesty, you're late for the regular meeting, so you'll have to hurry."
"Yes."
At the urging of the servant, Rupert left his position, leaving the wet footprints with water dripping.
The servant, who took the towel prepared by his maid, swallowed a small groan.
'No matter how clever the princess is, she's so spoiled.'
If it were my granddaughter, it would have been a mess.
"Your Majesty, why on earth don't you scold the princess?"
Rupert frowned at the servant's question, recalling a conversation he had with Lariet last night.
"......quit it."
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"Now don't teach Ellie alchemy."
"Why?"
"Ellie's been in class with you, and she's been so intimidated that she doesn't even eat."
Lariet, who raised the corners of her eyes and lashed out at him, was uniformly beautiful.
'You look prettier today.'
Judging that I was so pretty that he could be mesmerized, and that he ignored her words, she pushed the pillow into him.
"Look at this."
"What is it?"
The pillow Lariet held in his arms had water marks that were round like human eyes, nose, and mouth.
When he tilted his head at an angle because he couldn't figure out what this meant, Lariet raised her voice by tracing the marks with her hands.
"Ellie's tear marks!"
"......"
"This is a runny nose mark!"
Lariet grabbed his lost hand and led him to Ellie's bedroom.
When I opened the door carefully so as not to make a sound, the first thing I noticed was a bright blonde hair, as if it was made from the sun, resembling Rupert.
'She is still crying. Do you see it?'
Ellie's blonde hair clapped to the floor like a wet mop.
Rupert looked down at his daughter, who had a nose on the floor of a soft carpet.
There's going to be a pillow-like mark on the carpet.'
While thinking about it, Lariet glared at his indifferent face.
"How much would you condemn a child for her to make that grim face!"
Rupert was a little bit displeased with her accusations.
Teaching Ellie alchemy was a bit of a hassle, but I swear I've never been mean or scold Ellie.
"I didn't argue."
"But why is she so dejected that she's just about to cry!"
Rupert frowned slightly at Lariet.
"Maybe she's upset that she didn't succeed in the ductility in the last class."
"She's not just a crybaby because she can't keep up with the class."
My daughter is so brave. She looks like me!
"What more did you say, Rupert!"
Lariet snorted vigorously. As she opened her eyes as if urging for explanation, Rupert slowly added.
"When she asked if I had succeeded when I was her age..."
"Asked?"
"I just said I succeeded when I was three."
"Oh, my God! Why did you do that?"
Lariet frowned, terrified of Rupert's answer.
"What would I do?"
"Why would you have to say that you succeeded when you were three years old?"
"Because Ellie asked."
Lariet slapped Rupert's clear answer.
"Then lie instead?"
"Of course!"
"You told me not to lie to our child before."
"Is it the same as that!"
You! Of course Lariet is not baselessly blaming Rupert.
She had secretly watched Rupert and Ellie's classes, and no matter how much she she looked, he was never a good teacher.
[Daddy, I'm not good at this. Why is that?]
When Eli, a clumsy student of alchemy first learned alchemy, pointed to the bursting alchemy.
"I don't know either."
"......huh?"
"I've never failed."
You don't know how amazed she was because of Rupert, who answered carelessly.
After all, Elle, who wanted to learn alchemy, was depressed not long after Rupert and her started classes.
[Mom, Ellie is a fool.]
[No, how smart is our Ellie?]
[No, Ellie's an idiot. My dad used to do all this when he was younger than Ellie.]
That's because your dad's weird!
Lariet patiently endured what she wanted to yell at her crying daughter.
Apart from Rupert being a terrible teacher, Ellie was saddened and yearning for her father.
[Ellie, wouldn't you rather change your teacher if you were so upset?"]
[I hate you. Ellie want’s to be like father.]
Lariet, who is confident that all the good things about the child are like her, decided to change Rupert's teaching method for Ellie, who was upset but never quit class.
"From now on, you're not allowed to show off to Ellie about alchemy."
"I didn't show off, I just told the truth."
What do you want me to do?
Rupert's elegant face reminded her of a great deal of resentment, but Lariet turned away from him with a shrug.
"If you don't like, we will use separate rooms?"
"Why? What does seperate room have to do with Ellie?"
When Lariet spoke coldly, rupert finally distorted his indifferent face.
"I have to sleep with Ellie, who's upset with you."
To her reply, Rupert raised his dark eyebrows and complained.
"Okay. I won't upset her, so don't.”
There have been some appeals about the empress and emperor's use of the same bedroom as a shame that violates the imperial courtesy, but Rupert failed to release such an appeal and caught the one who wrote the appeal.
In a tough way, the opposition to sharing a bedroom with the empress had been silenced, but Laliet used to run to Ellie's bedroom whenever she had time.
On such a day, the Emperor laid himself in the corner of the child's bed.
"......do you have to sleep with me?"
"Uh."
"Isn't it hot?"
"It's not hot."
"It's hot when I sleep with you."
You have to hug people.
In the middle of summer, she was sweating because she was a human being.
Lariet's careless remarks opened Rupert's mouth as if he had something to say and soon shut up.
I wanted to ask her if she liked Ellie more than me, but I was afraid she'd say she liked Ellie better.