Babe, he killed you 19 times. 19 times. How is he your love interest? Lol this is why I appreciate that one story where she dies a bunch and comes back and hates the dude that killed her and gets with someone else.
Though I love the world ending concept so much that idec lmao
God, the plot twist is so fucking stupid lmao. It’s like For Better or For Worse like how do either of the authors feel like that plot twist makes any sense at all?
EDIT (putting it at top so you don't gotta read my confused rant lol): Okay, so I did all my research. Jia is from what is known as a Murim (the Korean equivalent of Wulin), which is a "martial arts world" used in the Wuxia genre (a genre focusing on the stories of martial arts/martial artists); it seems like the genre is traditionally Chinese but also used in Korea. The world is basically the same and all Chinese-geared, but generally with Korean names. So Jia is not from the same world as Valerie at all. She's not from ancient China and happens to know martial arts but is actually from a fictional martial arts world, hence her martial arts abilities also including magic. In her world, there are SOME people with non-martial arts powers;. This part I'm not so sure of, but it sounds like they're referred to as being in a clan but aren't actually related. The source of their abilities is not common knowledge. As for why Jia introducing herself as "Moyong Jia" made Valerie realize she was from Murim, this is because the Moyong family is a prominent one in Murim (I guess the world in all the stories has basic stuff like the same Noble families?).
As for why Valerie could read a Chinese character... idk. The fact that she's so familiar with all this, I can only imagine she was a fan of, or at least familiar with, the genre.
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Some of this is so confusing that I’m not even going to try and understand it, but I just wanna get this basic thing down.
At first I was just like “Oh Jia’s from ancient China” but then there was the flying stuff. Then suddenly people from her world have powers. And apparently reincarnation is common enough that they call people like that blood sect (unless I’m misinterpreting which I probably am). That’s definitely not ancient China lol. I mean, I was confused why Valerie knew a Chinese character, especially when she said she was Korean. So why does Valerie seem to know so much about Jia’s world when it is very clear that Jia is from a different world and Valerie is from our world?
Getting "Ayeshah's Secret" vibes
Ayeshah's secrets is more dark this is more colourful ( no I'm not talking about the artstyle colour nor anything any it )
"She’s so shabby and unattractive."
And the artists gives her striking hair and eye colors and gorgeous looks lmao
Is it true the pale ML gets darker skin as he is further possessed by a demon? That’s what I heard and it sounds… yikes.
Sounds what? Demonic?
That when you’re evil you’re brown?
What did you expect from... a mercenary? And the metaphor was literally corruption, so his white hair became black. Also to Okarisu, Constantine is hella evil AND hella white.
A clueless protagonist can be annoying as hell, but if you do it right, it can be fun. I think this is an example of doing it right. Her being clueless about his feelings isn’t really supposed to be causing misunderstandings that cause immense drama. It’s just funny and has you chuckle and feel bad for the ML, but not in a way where you like, actually feel horrible. You’re just kinda like, “You’ll get her next time, bud.” So good job on the mangaka for using the clueless protagonist trope but without the eye roll worthy drama that makes you scream at the protagonist that typically comes with it.
Why the heck did they decide to make the prince and his love interest look like siblings? Same exact hair and similar eye color.
I’m on ch 5 and confused. Why does she keep acting like she’s the OG princess? Like her thoughts, "He was my father-in-law," "I won’t be manipulated again," etc.
Edit: I’m on chapter ten and now she’s talking about how her nanny was good to her and like a mother to her what??? Are pages missing? Did the author get confused when writing this? What’s going on?
It's been sooo long since I read the beginning but I felt like that too. It was weird how she talked like she was og princess instead of being reincarnated
I may be wrong because it's been a long time since I read this, but I think she IS the original princess. The first life is the original, and she died, then she lived her second life and died again. When it was time to reincarnate in her third life, she kinda regressed to the first one.
Yup. This is what happened.
Did I just miss that explanation while skimming? Went back but still couldn’t find it.
I think it’s because the initial translation is of bad quality. That’s why it jumps from her remembering it’s a regression to a past life to referring it to a novel like most transmigration stories. When the translation gets better it will become clear.