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@Mickt2019 You know how sometimes you go to a coffee shop, order your drink, they miss yours and you have to ask them to remake it? Now you know why.

So some portion of Nina lived her life as in the novel, met this guy, was killed, then went back in time, reincarnated with the korean girl inside, and remembers the first time around? So both the transmigrated reader of the novel and Nina know the events that happen in the future (though Nina...

So they hired a potential spy raised by their enemies to be the poison tester for the saintess that keeps the king healthy? How dumb are they? All the church would need to do is raise a child while slowly feeding them some particular type of poison (the kind you can build resistance against)...

What kind of cheap saintess needs a poison taster? She can heal wounds but not a stomachache?

@Lunaion That's why she said she'd hand over the credit and he said he'd keep quiet about the method. The prince is in a difficult position (and even gets murdered in the novel), so he needs achievements to have a chance to fight for the throne. He was sent here in the hopes that either the...

@HarleyQuinzel Exactly my thoughts. A lot of authors just pull that "misunderstood dad" card when the villainess reincarnates, playing off the cold demeanor as a doting parent that just wanted to give the child space and support them or whatever, and it's played straight. Here at least the...

She has been planning this whole escape for the length of the entire chapter. We're shown she gathers bits of food so she can last a couple of days outside, gets a lamp so she can see, is learning the timing of the guard change, trying to learn the layout of the mansion, and so on. And then she...

Ok, so my theory that they kicked him out to not share the glory was wrong. I had also hoped that they kicked him out with the belief that what he did (scouting and carrying luggage) had become obsolete. Like maybe the mage had an alarm spell that allowed them to see more effectively than...

So he was a secret badass, aided now by the fact that contracting with a powerful superior race grants him extra strength. At this point, I have to wonder if the hero party kicked him out because they were afraid he would steal all the glory if they made him famous. At the same time, it's so...

So why does she know so much about tamers, when she said she lived in a small village isolated from the rest of the world and has only just left it? And if this is common knowledge and he just didn't know it, why did none of the other members of the hero party ever bring it up either?

Oh, how convenient. Even though she is supposed to be strong on her own, the contract actually makes him strong. That way we can have the male, originally weakling MC be protective of the female, originally strong character. Because a weak male MC having to rely on the strength of a woman would...

So what's the reasoning on this guy? "Oh wow, a member of a mythical race that is super strong. Let's go obnoxiously hit on her!" And why is the MC even bothering to get in front of her, as if A, she needed help, and B, he could do anything? If she is so strong, she should be able to tell him to...

Wow, my expectations from Chapter 1 were low but damn. The author is just not putting in any effort. This girl just met someone for the first time, felt he could somehow *control her*, like how the heck does she even know what that would feel like? Then she apparently wanted to be controlled so...

I wish authors understood that "getting kicked out of the party" isn't just a scene for them to "get over with" as quickly as possible, but an interesting opportunity for world-building and getting to know the character. Like, what do we know about the MC? He apparently doesn't know when people...

@Waffley I figure he's doing what all the isekai MCs claim they want to do: live an easy life with no worries. And had his brothers not been garbage, and his lover not died (not clear why he couldn't marry, since they were together at least nine months and she was given the Lombardy last name)...

@shionlee he doesn't care about her as a person, but she is still a princess. For maids to abuse her, steal from her, and try to murder her, it shows they lack respect for royalty. You can't have the peasantry start getting uppity. Even if she is a neglected princess, they should server her...

Yeah, this is pretty much how it would go if the prince broke his engagement in such a dumb way, and with a "fake villainess" (meaning innocent of the ridiculous accusations) of high status in place of a commoner or similarly weak "heroine". Honestly, if you're not framing her for treason at the...

@Oryangatan glad someone is paying attention. Sigurd spent all day (or at least, from the moment he noticed Timora was missing) setting up the expectations of the adults. Hell, it seems he's spent every day since the moment he decided he liked Timora ruining the MC's reputation, and the MC was...

Wow, a powerful being that can read the room and knows how to negotiate. That's a first. Really loving this series.

The good thing is that even if everyone realizes he has the hots for her, they now can't accuse her of "seducing" him since he himself is pointing out that she has been "courting" other men.