Empress Wi Mokhwa - Ch. 10 - Kicheongje (3)

[MangaDex]

 

[Squigle]

And you can tell the shit stain hasn't given up at all. 😂

 

[Alacrity2567]

Thank you

 

[Denkiiki]

This cliffhanger is illegal 😭

 

[kylie_aliah]

I thought you were smarter than this. 😭 Now that SOB thinks you’re a deer he could hunt.

 

[Belovedpink]

Gajun is a snake still

 

[marsbars]

Sigh. I don’t know how she’s going to exact revenge if she faints just at seeing him.

 

[IndanaBegum]

@marsbars Her trauma is still high. She did watch her son and her savior pus her whole family crumble at that man's hands. And the place they were at is the place she spend mot time with him. Too much overload of emotions must have caused her to faint.

 

[KimmyChii]

Thanks for translating

 

[sienau]

Augh I don’t like that prince...so mean. Poor thing. Thank u so much for translating!!

 

[Byonbyon]

I hope jejun is just hiding his claws

 

[T97L]

Thank you for updating. I’m really loving this manhwa

 

[Darkwolfix]

wait a minute. wasn't she a strong woman and daring? I remember her, in the beginning, being all brave saying she would change her fate. She already encountered a worse fate than she is just by talking to him. I understand her being scare, heck I encountered, and faced many of bad things I never thought I would. Yes, I got a pale face [friends and family told me when I went back home or to meet them after facing a bad thing], but I never fainted because that would mean worrying other people AND would be vulnerable in the territory that my enemy is.

I am a bit disappointed. I thought she was going to be stronger. I hope she got a better character when she gets to resolve other problems.

 

[snowyang26]

Bro she's supposed to be a 35 year old queen. She should have a much better court face than this, even before her enemies. I'm so disappointed

 

[Blacky]

wow "Girl" (35 yo) got the will and nerves like jelly

really disappointing

 

[konpyuutasan]

In my entire life I have never seen a woman faint, from stress, pain, fear or anything else-- be it childbirth or stabilizing a broken leg. She might throw up from stage fright, loose the ability to speak properly before a particuarily rough exam, but faint? Yet in stories like these women faint right and left for no apparent reason. I mean sure, there was a time when noble ladies with too tight corsets might faint if they breathed in too hard, but that's pretty specific to a (rather short) era of European history. What's up with that?