I remember reading this a few years back and so, I found it again only to see that I had left a mere 2 stars review. Tbh I can't really remember why I only put two when I don't even have that high of a standard ಠᴥಠ
I'm rereading it now and I'm not sure yet but so far, the scenarios were really repetitive, I think. Something goes wrong, she fixes it and everyone gasps omg she's so amazing and everything gets resolved easily. I also didn't get the part where the duke suddenly showed interest in her after her request to buy tea when during her stay in the duchy, he always ignored when she would be bullied by their own housemaids given that they're nobles. She was humiliated multiple times and now that she's strong and interesting, he's suddenly angry at ppl who talk shit about her because it's "a challenge" to their authority as a ducal house. It's a very lighthearted read so I guess I really shouldn't expect much more. I'll let you know when I'm done rereading the whole thing







bruhh, I don't get why some people don't like his pov
Through his pov, we got a deeper understanding of how she felt and endured during her time collecting the kiosas to turn back time. And the revelation that he also turned back time? just argh
also, if you read further down the comments, you'd see my reply to another user who thinks the same as well. honestly, I could go on and on about how crucial his pov is to the plot. it's not even dragging it coz tbh there is still a lot of us to uncover. this feels like "I want to keep reading to know the truth, I badly wanna know it now". the excitement and thrill is still there