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Come for the cute mother child interaction, stay for disturbingly realistic depictions of post-partum depression.

Yeah....they need to have a long talk. I still blame Hansen for not being honest when she finally was with him, but if he told her that he really, truly loved her and was sorry for leaving her a lot of this would be solved. I also blame Hansen for trying to force his son into a political...

Dang, this is incredibly well written and extremely depressing. I do have some sympathy for Hansen, but I really blame him for not saying anything when she finally spoke her mind to him. She finally told him how upset she when he left her all alone at the worst time of her life, and all he did...

Possum History Corner: Post-partum depression was very common and usually undiagnosed in the medieval era. One of the most common crimes a medieval woman was executed for was, tragically, killing their own newborn child. Nowadays a combination of better medicine, nutrition, and counseling can...

Dang, I got a lot of respect for her after this whole ordeal. Though I actually blame Hansen for a large part of her problems. He had always been cold, but she deserved a lot of attention for holding up the family in his absence. She reminds me of Odysseus's wife, guarding the house and fighting...

Yeah....this is really, really bad. They probably should have let the poor girl live with her main family at least. Locked up all alone while everyone she cares about dies or leaves her.

Man, there's just this sense of ominous dread building up these last few chapters. It's sad because it would have been easy to fix her for this entire, long period, but no one really understood or said the right thing. Pretty tragic, in a way.

I honestly can't tell if he likes her or not. It's pretty understandable why she had some built up resentment, it really feels like she was forced into this.

We need a video game where you have to work for days just to find the bloody dungeon.

Thanks for the translation

I'll be honest, this was the worst chapter so far. I really respected her attitude of standing up for herself and using people she had every reason to fear, so to see her freeze up because some minor noble was a shit was disappointing. She could easily have him seized by guards and kicked out...

This makes me think that the emperor knew damn well what she was doing all along, and gave his nod of approval with that key. He sees that she's wielding real political power, and is rewarding her for it.

It's believable that she might eat it, she could say that she was distracted and didn't look. Lord knows I eat like that a lot. How to hire new maids: get the old batch fired or exiled en masse

Surprised Razef didn't notice that she only had tea with him after he put the fear of God into the maids. The puppet has become the puppeteer. They were so cute as kids.

Olivia has a good head on her shoulders, which is a nice surprise. Too many of these stories make the heroine a total moron. I wonder if the princess planned this, or if it was truly an accident? She'll probably take the oppurtunity to fire the maid.

Sorry to see you guys go, it's a damn shame that such a good story will take eons to release now. And just when it was getting pretty interesting. The Prince seems extremely suspicious, I'm honestly surprised that he hasn't figured it out yet. Pointing out how much of a badass Selena is is...

It brings me incredible joy that she can admit that the novel's plot is ruined. So many protags get so caught up in the novel's plot even though it's clearly gone way off course, whereas she has admitted it at a pretty reasonable hour.

He's tripping an awful lot of yandere flags these last couple chapters.

Ok Ok Ok.....WHAT!!!!!!!!! So Letio just brutally murdered anyone that insulted my girl Celestine, and now both he and the prince know that she's a she after all? Mangas are supposed to drag out plots for hundreds of chapters, not have three or four plot twists in one. Imma need some time to...

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