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Poor Marie. I don't blame the Prince at all though. Marie herself says that if she were anyone but Princess Morina, she would be elated to receive that reward. In fact, she wishes she wasn't Morina, because she wants to be happy for this development. I think she's grown to respect the Prince...

I know, I know that he

The author is the same person who wrote Ebony, so I'm assuming there's more to this story than meets the eye. Or maybe it really is a lighthearted comedy type, and the author dabbles in multiple genres.

Can someone tell me who the artist is?? The art is beautiful and it kinda looks like the art for this other promo. I just want to know whether or not it’s the same person.

@zastanna I think the Castor Company is owned by the real Lucia's father.

Is it weird that I kinda like dan-I's current classmates better than the four heavenly kings and yeoryeong? Like I still love those five and their friendships with dan-i, but dan-i's new friends are really good for her, and they have the potential to be great characters if the author chose to...

So the brother wants to become emperor to survive, but according to sienna's visions, he ends up dying rather young anyway. Perhaps some years later than if he didn't take the throne, but still. These siblings need to be honest with each other imo. Neither of them hold any ill will, but instead...

@Chiiiinnnnggggg the closest i can think of is reas (astreas castillo), the ml in lady baby. fair warning though, he hasn't appeared much in the manhwa because we're still early in the story.

The deal between the king and his daughter reminds me a lot of a similar thing happening in "the reincarnated princess strikes down flags again today". These cold fathers treating their kids like political chess pieces...

I want eugene to get a love story with a happy ending too, but with someone other than hari -- the girl who's considered herself his sister for about 28 years now. Adopted doesn't make them any less family. Welp I may not like the direction the story is going, but it's the author's prerogative...