Suzon's Topics (178)

So, I finished the novel and it's good! I look forward to seeing how it's gonna develop here.

Can you please tell which novel chapter would cover after ch 20?

I don't have the exact one, but I believe it was around chapter 70

Where did you read the novel? Can i get a link please

I read it on multiple websites. Some later chapters are locked so I went on a foreign website and used google translate, it works pretty well. Just type the name with novel on google, you'll find it easily.

He said that because he was finally called grandpa. So he still has some regrets but cuz he was called grandpa he is finally happy to hear that

I know, but it's still not enough!

Well she's a woman in a time period where her life is entirely in the hand of her father and future husband. It's not as if she has any leverage or power.

But anyway small spoiler to help you get past the beginning, she can't dissuade him because he is marrying her to gain her father's help, there's nothing she could do to avoid it. Once they're married they become a scheming couple and it's really fun to see.

I love this story and the main couple to bit, but honestly, you've got one hell of a point. Her past as a prosecutor plays (almost) no role in anything that happens; she does become more cunning and persuasive as the story goes on, but nothing that would really warrant the background of "being a prosecutor".

But most otome isekai nowadays suffer from the "the isekai part changes mostly nothing"-disease, so I'd say to just keep reading with an open mind if you like the partner in crime dynamic. Because *that* part this manhwa does well

I know he’s marrying her to gain something, and I don’t mind that. What bothers me is how unrealistically she tries to avoid the marriage. She could have simply told her father that she was willing to marry anyone except the ML, and he could have firmly refused. The problem is that everything is treated like a joke, we never really see her feel truly powerless, even though her whole life is at stake.

Ever since isekai became popular, it's been used in almost every story even when it’s not really relevant ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
What’s strange here is that they specifically chose to reveal the MC’s job, which makes it feel like it should be important?

This story has been on my reading list for a while. I want to read it but every time I do, the beginning is making it hard for me to continue. I should try to skip a few chapters, but her reactions won't leave my mind (￣∇￣")

Well it's probably hard to go see an old man you don't know whose daughter you stole the life of and ask something you know have no right to ask.

I see it as her being desperate but also not really considering this world as real or serious. She's inside a predetermined story and in a body that isn't hers, it's kind of normal she act as if it's not a real world and think that it follow story logic.

That being said the prosecutor part was an unnecessary detail, especially since the skill set for the job is totally useless in a world where the justice system is completely different to begin with. It's not surprising they dropped it really quick, I even forgot she used to be one.

Yeah, I guess I could try to read it with this mindset

She was a lawyer before she reincarnated. That was the one of the plot. Thats what we expect to see but we couldn't. And that's literally the reason why I even clicked this story. She's smart sure but not as strategic and bold as I thought she would be.

You can’t make assumptions without comprehending the story. We don’t know his point of view.