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So what happened to her mother? She gave up on a job to go home and take care of her mother, and then what? Did mother die?

That emperor is such a dumbass. Argh, I hope there won't be too much drama when the Empress offers herself to help out.

I'm usually okay with very wordy manga, but NGL I kinda glazed over this one. My eyes.

I wonder what it is that FL doesn't want "them" to "find out", because if it's her powers that she needed to hide, it's really silly of her to use it in front of the servants.

The jade seal is in love with the bamboo rat LMAO

Oh no, they're disbanding?? That's too bad :( Their translations are really good, I will miss them too.

I kind of don't get it. The prince doesn't seem to mind the love letter sent by the real Ariel, and might have even liked her a little, so then what happened in the "original plot" that made him kill her?

This black haired dude is so condescending, it's irritating me.

Oh thanks for this explanation. I figured that was the case, but I couldn't tell what the insect was

I don't get why the high priest doesn't object to this frivoulous test. He himself thought that the beast won't accept any random person who passes the test anyway. Unless he just wants to test/train the MC by making her go through the test.

@Kaarme @timidhakana Yeah, the main problem is the time period is unclear. That's why it seems weird. The fake Chinese kingdom looks REALLY ancient. That is at best the look of Ming dynasty or Early Qing, which is the 1600s. Maybe even older. Glass fishbowls and chocolate candies doesn't exist...

Fddffdd On one hand I understand full well the writer wanting to write uwu romances because I would've done the same, but as a reader for some reason no matter how amazing and respectful and great the ML is, I don't ship it and I just want to see MC do her revenge and become an independent...

I have to say, I know it's just fantasy but the bits of modern stuff (glass fishbowl, chocolate, alcohol disinfectant) ruins the mood a bit for me. You can't keep saying "From the West" as an excuse for everything, because even "the West" is once upon a time not that advanced. @thanghe 小蘭...

I still boggle about the chocolate thing. Does it really have that sort of effect, Lmao... @Yori-chan I was surprised about Xiaojie too!! Apparently it really was the term used for courtesans in the Song Dynasty.

Well... I guess I can't fault the translators for preserving errors and just gripe at the author/creator for WHY BAD JAPANESE?! For a shop/cafe/restaurant, you welcome someone with "irasshaimase", not "youkoso". All the -kun honourifics really should've been -sama or -san. Can't complain...

Izm glaf the friend finally gets it through that Sharina is not interested in the prince. It would be one thing if she is just herself all excited and fangirling, but she sounded like she's trying to make Sharina get equally hyped up together and it's rather annoying :/

@Esasaeriri You are never "too old" to be a geisha, not even if you're 40, 50, 60. There is a geisha named Kokin, for example, who is still performing and she's 98 years old. Geisha often retire to marry, or just leave the profession to go do something else (e.g going to uni), but it would be...

Inspector Clouseau but a girl LOL, down to the penchance of creating chaos

Ah the goat cart. I remember that was a real thing in Chinese history. It was the emperor Wu from the Jin dynasty. Spreading salt and bamboo to lure the goats is a real tactic used by the concubines in his harem.

Wait, was the man the one who leaked the video? He was lurking outside rhe door...