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It's probably a combination of propaganda, half-truths, and intimidation. Sure people remember, but keep in mind she already had an abrasive personality. Tack onto that her not having any friends, likely due to self-isolation for crown princess training, along with being exiled by the royal...

That face on Marie at the end . . . she might be the dom in a harem of subs, but she's aware she has 0 control and that it's better to surrender her sanity.

2 thoughts on this: First, the "Villainess" trope for Korea & Japan originates from otome games, where the Villainess is more of a story role than a personality type. While it's generally ideal if the 2 overlap, it's hard to root for a genuinely evil character. There are some manga out there...

This, but also mixed with equal parts guilt over them initially isolating her and the author's attempts at comedy. I think it works for the tone being set, and at this point it's A running gag.

Why is it bittersweet? A marriage is only considered successful if someone doesn't make it out alive. :sneaky:

His inability to find a fiance is probably a result of 2 things: no one wants to go through the harsh training, especially since it would be accelerated, and they all saw how he treated his first fiance and wanted nothing to do with it.

NovelUpdates has the "child abuse" tag for stories like this. You could try searching there for well rated stories and then seeing if they have a manga/manhwa adaptation.

I like the story, even if it is predictable, but the "mother-in-law" comment just reminded me again of the creepy age gap. Really should have had the male lead be the king's brother or just adopt the girl instead of having her marry a 40+ year old guy as a teenager.

I get that Duroa can seem overly paranoid, but think of things from her perspective: She has potentially been brainwashed by Nocton for nearly her entire life. She literally can't trust her own feelings or perception around him because he could be manipulating her constantly. While we, the...

This is speculation, but the butler seems very suspicious. I think the reasons she's being told to hide herself may be different from reality.

@Kabeidon

I'm thinking it got cancelled or mislabeled as complete, especially since the cover seems to show the MC as older than any of the chapters thus far.

@Zugzwane

@Seriha He's the father of the Kaya's fiancé/husband. He wanted Miyo because of her mother's bloodline, but Miyo's father screwed up his plans because of how much he hated Miyo.

@Xevin There are several key differences between this and Angelic Lady, not the least of which is the difference in starting social position. Aria starts with a terrible reputation, no friends, no connections, and commoner blood, while Jayna starts in the opposite position.

@Cornonthekopp It's even better: She blew off the demon lord for being too weak to be worth fighting.

The premise sounds mildly interesting, but I simply could not follow the events/dialogue. Not sure if this is due to the author or the translator.

@goodhunter *points at crossdressing tag* That's my assumption.