Let’s be real for a second—she was given a second chance at life. She started to realize what she did wrong and even admitted that most of it was her fault. At one point, she even made me reflect on my own past relationship, which was honestly toxic.
But then… no. We all saw what was happening—she was trying to force this man to love her. He was honest from the start. He told her he wasn’t capable of loving her, and she ignored that. The delusion is honestly wild.
She literally gets a second chance at life, and everything is going smoothly for her. So why not just walk away and find happiness somewhere else? Instead, it feels like she’s in love with her own trauma. That’s the only explanation I can think of.
She had the opportunity to live a peaceful, happy life, but she chose to go down a darker path again. And honestly… I think she was already like that to begin with.
I had to stop at chapter 24 because it just became too frustrating to keep reading. I tried to understand her reasoning—I really did—but I just couldn’t justify it. If I had a second chance at life, I would take it. Yes, I’d still carry pain, but I’d focus on building something better, like a family or a peaceful life, instead of going back to what hurt me.
At this point, it feels like she hates herself and is projecting that onto everything around her.
And to be fair, he’s messed up too. You can tell he already disliked her even before they got married, so he’s not innocent either. But blaming him for things he didn’t even do in this new timeline? That’s just insane.
Like… learn from your mistakes. That’s the whole point.
Let’s be real for a second—she was given a second chance at life. She started to realize what she did wrong and even admitted that most of it was her fault. At one point, she even made me reflect on my own past relationship, which was honestly toxic.
But then… no. We all saw what was happening—she was trying to force this man to love her. He was honest from the start. He told her he wasn’t capable of loving her, and she ignored that. The delusion is honestly wild.
She literally gets a second chance at life, and everything is going smoothly for her. So why not just walk away and find happiness somewhere else? Instead, it feels like she’s in love with her own trauma. That’s the only explanation I can think of.
She had the opportunity to live a peaceful, happy life, but she chose to go down a darker path again. And honestly… I think she was already like that to begin with.
I had to stop at chapter 24 because it just became too frustrating to keep reading. I tried to understand her reasoning—I really did—but I just couldn’t justify it. If I had a second chance at life, I would take it. Yes, I’d still carry pain, but I’d focus on building something better, like a family or a peaceful life, instead of going back to what hurt me.
At this point, it feels like she hates herself and is projecting that onto everything around her.
And to be fair, he’s messed up too. You can tell he already disliked her even before they got married, so he’s not innocent either. But blaming him for things he didn’t even do in this new timeline? That’s just insane.
Like… learn from your mistakes. That’s the whole point.