I don’t know if it’s the translation, the pacing or if parts are missing but the plot is really hard to follow. She wakes up and says ”I’m Cecilia” as if that’s enough context, like Cecilia who? following the story I guess she became the child of her ex and quite some time has passed since her stepbrother has grown up but honestly it’s all a bit messy.
I had serious deja-vu reading this, but realized I had read the webtoon version of the same story -same author and everything.
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/notorious_wife_killer_s_remarriage_proposal/
YOU'RE TOTALLY RIGHT! I couldn't recognize it at all cause of the name being in Japanese and the art style being completely different as well. Who woulda guessed.
I think this is same story with just different format since they have the same author.. The original is in black & white manga and turn into colored long form digital version for modern audience who prefer that format. Thanks for posting it as reference (●'◡'●)ﾉ
I think the prince needs glasses too ^^
based on the cover, i think he really does need glasses because he's wearing one XD
These last chapters are giving me anxiety, just waiting for the other shoe to drop ╥﹏╥
In love with the artstyle change!
I was doing dubble takes at every panel with Rozenta before, there just was something off to me… like they tried to make her manish but also pretty and it just felt uncanny, so happy with the change!
she's probably buff from training so i understand
I love their dynamic as a couple and how sweet they are together, it’s the whole feel-good reason for reading this!
I’m so sad there were not more room for their actual relationship in the story, the ex’s evil plots took up way too much space. There was so much waiting and victimising.
The delulu mf’s are too much, the plot is so drawn-out and they could have gotten the same consequences way earlier with alot less strain on the leads. Would have liked that alot
I really appreciated the lore in this chapter. The story of Zhar and Mellia feels like a mix of two greek myths.
Orpheus and Eurydice in which the husband travels to the underworld to bring back his wife. The candle remindes me of Eros and Psyke where the wife lights an oillamp to gaze upon her lovers face in the darkness but accidentally wakes him by spilling a hot drop of oil. Both of the myths however are tragedies.