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She thinks of the king, her brother and herself as trash yet still defends them and values their lives. I really don’t understand why she’s putting her brother forward as the heir considering he hasn’t really matured past the 10 year old who throws tantrums to drink alcohol, and makes the servants lives hard. She also admits that the king hasn’t made a single sound decision the entire time. Why are these people on the throne?? The villain has brought up multiple times that they’re just as awful as the first king! I think it should’ve ended with them abolishing royalty or something. The villain didn’t even need to hypnotise anyone for a revolt, just telling the average peasant about their actions would’ve done it. She admits that so many servants were under the villain’s control because royalty doesn’t look in their lessers eyes.
They’re not even apologetic about it, there’s no arc or focus on trying to become better people to prove the villain wrong that they’re entirely seperate from the first emperor that hurt her, they continue to unashamedly use the privileges afforded from his misdeeds. She blames the villain for being a pushover!! Like she deserves what she got and it’s her own fault.
Instead of telling her brother to be a better person in a real and meaningful way, she just tells him to not let people take advantage of him???? Like he’s some kind of victim. He’s taking advantage of other people! That’s it, that’s emotional development he gets. Turns out the whole time he was never a pushover (previous life) it was the villain in his body so there was no reason to worry about him suddenly trying to make reparations with people.
I think they deserved what they got in their first lives. The only reason her brother is a less of a piece of human garbage is because she saw what happened last time and made a slight correction, otherwise what was the trajectory of their lives, had the villain not come to do what she did? The king gets away with treating his daughter like a stain and she lives a life of a scorned and forgotten princess??? The prince continues to harass her and the servants full time because she and her father let him?? The people of their kingdom then get a future king that’s 100% trash instead of the now 90% trash?
He’s forced into reincarnating with his... lover? By the village chief or something so that they can defeat the devil or a demon. He is sometimes reborn without her and that’s part of the reason why reincarnating is so painful for him. In his current life his “lover” is born male. I’ll just start listing other random stuff I remember. They have special friendship bracelets made my his “lover”. There are two devil/demons (I think there was only supposed to be one which throws them off) and the other one turns out to be their close friend. This friend was treated badly by his mother because he was not the main people’s vessel (which I don’t think excuses his behaviour. He seems to hate them). Honestly, I don’t know how she didn’t see it coming considering the two other children looked exactly like the main people and were obviously going to be the vessels!!?. They get transferred over as children through a ceremony I think.
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/keeper_of_the_pearl/
Not sure abt the girl part tho can't remember
Thanks for the effort :) I appreciate it. But I think it was a Japanese story (manga) not a webtoon/manhwa. I should have clarified sorry.
The main character comes from a tribe..? Or just a group of people that can control snow or ice. They are all female and “beautiful” but the main girl isn’t...(according to them). She has black hair or something and isn’t very powerful? but she volunteers to convince the only male born from their people to come marry a girl from their clan/tribe and live with them. His mother ran away from them to marry a normal dude, which is why she has to go get him. She lives with them for a bit and he obviously ends up falling in love with her. I remember her wearing his mother’s clothes and he’s reminded of her (she’s dead) and her following him to his school and fainting out of the tree she was watching him in.
Find it pretty annoying that she spends so much time engaging with Tatiana and all the other dudes. Like why are you even letting her grab you and say her piece 90% of the time. It’s just like chapter after chapter of letting them embarrass her most of the time.
It also doesn’t make sense that she was able to hold that masquerade party and have people actually attend. Everyone her age at her school hated her and most of society seems to think terribly of her so who is attending the parties???
Raymond was also bat sh*t crazy then all a sudden he’s fine because she made him sign a contract?? What?! He’s still under the control of the bracelet.
Got up to chapter 43 and she’s telling the emperor? Prince? Why she doesn’t believe in love, by recounting a story about her absolutely destroying Andrew’s self esteem by calling him just a lowly viscount’s son or whatever, which ultimately drives a wedge between them so he distances himself from her. Like…it sounds like that was your own fault. I was expecting their breakup to be like the one with Will, where he straight up tells her he wants to be with Tatiana. Why are you acting like the victim in that situation? You made him feel like a bag of garbage and didn’t immediately apologise. Now you’re using it as part of your trauma stories??? After reading that I immediately had to get out and see if anyone else was flabbergasted and I’m not particularly seeing that.