Saw the commons, read until chapter 10 knew the female lead was a little bit behind also had a feeling that it was going to get weirder so I'm not into it I hope other people enjoy it it's not for me hope it gets more interesting for the rest of time readers so that they can enjoy the rest of the story but I'm going to have to say bye love you guys and enjoy the rest of this story
I know everyone is blaming the male lead, but let's see let's talk about the female lead for a second. If you knew that your husband loved you so much that he would turn up like this, wouldn't you start investigating why it happened, why he suddenly changed, but no, you had all of the clues in your dreams, all of them, you saw them one by one, and you chose still not to do anything. At this point, I just think you want this to happen.
Bruh in reality if someone cheated on you, you really can't shake the feeling of mistrust, so you tend to have this mindset "His not changing" so you always expect disappointment and because you already expected it, you tend to do nothing because there's nothing you can do, you will just tire out yourself confronting and arguing eventually ending up in a full cycle of habit of hurting and forgiving, and the more disappointment the more passiveness and later you really don't expect something from that person anymore.
I’m not saying Claudia is wrong for having feelings for her attendant, because from the way she looks at him and the way she talks about him, it does seem like she genuinely cares for him. But I do find the situation interesting because it seems to conflict with the values she herself stated at the beginning.
She said nobles have responsibilities and that their marriages are not always about personal feelings, but about the benefit of their family and country. Many nobles in her world probably entered arranged marriages without loving their partner at first, only to eventually develop feelings for them.
So my question is: if Claudia does love her attendant, does she believe she should be an exception to the same rules she expects others to follow? Especially because he is a commoner or not and she is a princess, the situation is much more complicated than just "choosing the person you love."
I think that’s what makes her character interesting. It’s not that she has feelings for him—it’s whether she will apply the same principles to herself that she applies to everyone else.
You missed her other speeches as well. "If you want to marry for love, you need to bring something greater than your arranged marriage." She said to that 3rd prince.
Right now what she's doing is exactly like that. Just like the king stated. The Empire value her so much that they will never let their 2nd princess to marry the crown prince of that kingdom.
She's also keep rising and bringing more benefits to Greek Empire which makes me believe that she wants power to make no one question her marriage choice in the future.
I know this might be an unpopular opinion, but I honestly sympathize with the older sister more than the heroine. I'm not excusing everything she did, but once her backstory is revealed, it's hard not to understand how she became who she was.
At the same time, I don't think the younger sister is completely blameless. Yes, she was sheltered and protected, but at some point she had the freedom to question things. Why did her sister act like a demon? Why was the kingdom suffering? Why did everything seem so wrong? Curiosity is a choice too.
To me, that's what makes this story tragic. One sister carried every burden alone, while the other lived in blissful ignorance. Neither deserved their fate, but I can't see the younger sister as completely innocent either.
I'm not saying the progression of the story is rushed, but I am saying that Rosetta's emotional progression feels rushed. This woman was abused by the person she loved, watched her family get killed over and over again—not just in her first life, but in her second one too—and yet she seems to open up about her feelings so quickly. I honestly expected her to be a little more emotionally detached, but maybe that's just me.
And then there's the situation with her sister. Rosetta keeps saying that she knows Yurian better than he knows himself, but if that's true, shouldn't she have realized that he would target her little sister first? She became so focused on helping her love interest and her assassin that she completely overlooked her sister's emotional state. It was only after she finally noticed that something was wrong that she reacted.
I don't know, maybe I'm missing something, but I was sitting there thinking, "Girl... your sister is literally breaking down right in front of you."
Her husband hopefully her ex husband, by the time this is done is so stupid, he's being manipulated by them nose, and he can't even see as far as his sword, this is the stupidest I will be so pissed off if he's the male lead, because I will just drop it, but this is interesting, because you can see she's not backing down, she is not backing now, she's fighting for what she believes it, and I loved that for her, but her husband is utterly crazy, disgusting, despicable kind of pathetic, this is from me reading chapter 32










I’m dropping this because I can already feel myself pulling my hair out if I read any further. The fact that everyone knowingly manipulated April, destroyed her family, stole their assets, framed her as a witch, and even her childhood friend is secretly investigating and deceiving her??? If I were April and got the chance to go back 10 years, I’d stop my parents from poisoning that man and then build my own army. I cannot take this anymore.