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@sylvacoer It's not too clear, but near the beggining of chapter 2: She appears to be eating, basically living her life normally, when she "remembers" her past life. So my interpretation is that it goes something like: she lived a life in the modern world where she was reading this novel. She...

@sylvacoer in a sense she is the real Juvel. The author mixed a few tropes, but essentially four days before she broke up with Mikhail she remembered her past life where she read a novel that matched her current life up until the moment of her death. It's not clear if the events of the first...

Kind of a dick move to screw over an entire fief to inconvenience one person. Plus, if the blackwood is valuable (and I assume it is) someone else will come along to buy it up eventually, so this is just a temporary annoyance to a noble that can cost a lot of commoners their lives. Also, "this...

@aiebime No spoilers please, but yes, I noticed there's something weird about exactly how the emperor is controlling him, and what hold he has over her since she seems unaware. Her fainting for three days over a bit of stress might also be related. @yudh08 Even if we give the duke the benefit of...

@Thifa Wow, that makes his behavior even worse. If he didn't like her or her clingyness, he could have broken up with her at any time. Instead he acted like he hated the relationship but didn't end it? Was he in it for the political benefits, despite being the male lead in a romance novel (which...

Well, we read in her diary that the empress was supportive of her but died early, and the emperor followed soon after. So it makes sense for him to resort to mom to help Elizabeth. It's nice to see the imperial family seems to be warm and close. I hope they can avoid their early deaths somehow...

Just reread chapter 1, and I have to wonder, why would the emperor demand that he imprison his daughter, when he knows that whatever hold he has over his daughter is what keeps him loyal? I can maybe understand the prince bluffing when he said he was going to torture her, as a way to get the...

Dude shows up three hours late to a date, is shocked that she breaks up with him.

Dude needs some self-awareness. It appears ignoring him was exactly the way to get his attention, since he can't think of anything else. Although her father intervening and disposing of his letters is also very dumb. He should either tell him to desist and that his letters won't reach her, or...

Yeah, no. Not buying it. "I will protect her by never being in the same room as her, not talking to her, not listening to rumors about her, ignoring that her fiancee dislikes her, ignoring that he is cheating on her, not defending her when she is accused of a crime with little evidence, throwing...

This is the same asshole that didn't bother showing up to her debutante, even though he's her entire family. And now he's fussing over her because (he thinks) she was sad that she broke up with her fiancee? Did he think she was happy before not seeing him, even though she clearly reached out to...

We saw her crying when she was a baby because he told her "don't come look for me just because you want to see me", and he barely spared her a glance, but he's shocked that she would cry now? "You mean my years of neglect haven't deadened her heart to the point that she can no longer cry?" :O

Man, that Dungeon Seed game must have been pretty crappy if Gaia is so thankful to have had someone finish it that she basically set him up as a god in her own world.

@iskelets8 Asking the real questions. Also, love the big sister's expression when she heard he was fired and offered the job.

Honestly, the entire premise "I'm afraid my little sister will LITERALLY MURDER ME so I'll play along with her insane mindgames and not tell anyone" is incredibly stupid. And yet, I find it more believable than the two girls being so crazy for him when he's got the charisma of a particularly...

Wondering what her plan actually is though.

"Why would you want to stay in this place where you're treated like a princess, when you can come back to our abusive family and get starved in a room?" Then again, he might be worried for himself. I think the whole family is aware that she is a fake who was brought in to hide his real sister's...

Shows a lack of integrity? Gee, it's almost as if hiding children in the attic, neglecting them when they're sick, pawning them off as soon as you can and cutting all contact to the point you don't even pay for the upkeep you're contractually obligated to provide results in children who don't...

@Azure_1802 He wants the children to kill each other, which is why he has so many, but he doesn't want the houses and other goods to deteriorate, so the servants appear to be there to do basic maintenance.

I'm confused about one thing, has it been explained what the emperor's relationship with Rezef's mother was? As I understand it, Cayena is the only legitimate child of the emperor and his legal wife. So if not for the fact that she's a woman, she would be the successor. Rezef was an illegitimate...