Kiki's manga / #Strong Female Lead(2)

92: DROPPED Issues: - silence curse (have clock cure but cost so much money) - Leo vs Leila identity for friends to figure out - Yurianna and Root report fake clock (Root very submissive and obsessed with Yurianna) - Yurianna is disgusting who has MC syndrome - MLs possibly being able to see system screen, so MC updates system (72 hour wait) - the wait was more than 3 days, as the system encountered a problem. We are still unresolved with that currently - Oscar obsessed love with MC (very possessive) - Oscar admits that he know MC pretend to be a male (OG father brings her in, says she reminds him of his daughter that ran away, and pressure her to reveal if she’s a girl, but she uses alchemy to disguise a manhood and her childhood friend sees, gets complicated and so MC just pretends she faked being a girl and is biologically male). - the biological grandma has a really bad disease and Leila needs to use alchemy to make her medicine. Story Overview: - in past life, had chronic illness, so bedridden and play game - reincarnate into the game as Princess Ira (villain) daughter who everyone hates - emperor Persus made her disguise as boy to take place of his own son, to go to church school for five years - she becomes friends with the strong five main people Romeo: yellow blonde first friend Oscar: red eye black hair - forced to leave after church sega and stuck in bad condition castle - she runs away, gets help from actual family - gets to hometown to get stuff (sir Raymond, running away again - just returned back biological famy home after 6 years, bringing Oscar with her - Unc Karius is scared of Oscar as he saw what he did in the war - the rest of the crew just found Leila and she has to explain herself

Definitely a good story! I love the characters, the plot, and the art style! The pacing did get a bit off in the last 10ish chapters tho, as it felt rushed and scenes felt oddly random. And the romance sort of felt forced towards the end, as it kinda just happened out of nowhere. But overall, a pretty solid story and would definitely recommend!