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[nemurogi]

was a great read! nice ploy by MC with complex plans in just one day. This manga also has an amazing finishing touch.

 

[Star_El]

all of it is in Ch6. I do agree that there should be a footnote as reference

Ooh I thought it's a letter either to Alfonso that she's breaking up with him which led him to defeat, or saying the child she's carrying isn't his, tho then, the kid appeared and I was wondering if it's Lucia's child but she gave it away with that letter (and cos the note said Alexandra is a queen with A child). Tho then again, sounds like she's moving on from fake Lucia since now she has a child to love.

 

[Nick_name]

Me: trying to enjoy the story.
The story: PURITY OF BLOOD!! The most important thing is PEDIGREE!!! Also how about we RAPE this guy and baby trap him. Now the prince is a nuisance, let's send him to kill those BARBARIANS, hell yeah.
sigh

 

[chamomileinfusion]

Always nice to read villainess manga that actually ends.

 

[Wyrm]

Me: trying to enjoy the story.
The story: PURITY OF BLOOD!! The most important thing is PEDIGREE!!! Also how about we RAPE this guy and baby trap him. Now the prince is a nuisance, let's send him to kill those BARBARIANS, hell yeah.
sigh

The pedigree thing is not so important in this story. The "heroine" could have wormed her way into the royal family, apparently without magical cookies or charm items like we've seen in other stories. And her son was adopted into the royal heir family, if the LN spoilers are right. So pedigree is not really a thing overall. The MC being seen as far smarter than the heroine and (former) crown prince, and hence a much better queen candidate, is the reason she was chosen by the current royals in the end.

As for "barbarians", it's a common practice in war to depict your opponents as lesser than you in multiple ways. Even in our modern world, you get... certain countries describing their opponents as animals to be put down, or vermin to be exterminated. Denying your enemies' humanity is a propaganda tool that has been used throughout the ages. With various degrees of success, but still at least some.

I do agree that the baby trap was quite the mood killer though, particularly because of the help of drugs. Seduction and social manipulation would have been one thing. Actual drug use to remove free will is on a whole different level. There was also another rape attempt on the heroine that was casually brushed off with a verbal apology. "Sorry, my bad. No hard feelings, ok?". I paraphrased, but that was quite the cheap excuse. That said, the heroine and the prince were ready to corner her mentally and socially, then assassinate her, so nobody is exactly clean in this story. This was definitely not a light-hearted theme.

 

[Ekuzeiru]

this one is so enjoyable. good work!

 

[Al_Kohlick]

This is what you get when you isekai Jack Bauer into an otome villainess. LOL REKT.

 

[thycondrius]

This one was really good!

 

[Myurahm]

wait, they already had 2 kids before the wedding? in medieval time?

 

[Isekai_4_life]

What gets me everytime I read this is how much I feel for the "Heroine's" parents. They didn't deserve to have their little girl taken over by sociopath.

 

[Isekai_4_life]

The pedigree thing is not so important in this story. The "heroine" could have wormed her way into the royal family, apparently without magical cookies or charm items like we've seen in other stories. And her son was adopted into the royal heir family, if the LN spoilers are right. So pedigree is not really a thing overall. The MC being seen as far smarter than the heroine and (former) crown prince, and hence a much better queen candidate, is the reason she was chosen by the current royals in the end.

As for "barbarians", it's a common practice in war to depict your opponents as lesser than you in multiple ways. Even in our modern world, you get... certain countries describing their opponents as animals to be put down, or vermin to be exterminated. Denying your enemies' humanity is a propaganda tool that has been used throughout the ages. With various degrees of success, but still at least some.

I do agree that the baby trap was quite the mood killer though, particularly because of the help of drugs. Seduction and social manipulation would have been one thing. Actual drug use to remove free will is on a whole different level. There was also another rape attempt on the heroine that was casually brushed off with a verbal apology. "Sorry, my bad. No hard feelings, ok?". I paraphrased, but that was quite the cheap excuse. That said, the heroine and the prince were ready to corner her mentally and socially, then assassinate her, so nobody is exactly clean in this story. This was definitely not a light-hearted theme.

In regards to Pedigree you are correct. It's about the loyalty of nepotism (family). In fact in the manga thats even shown at the very very end when the "heroine" is given the chance to go to war with her "prince". If there had been loyalty there might have been hope.
Royal families were likely well aware of genetic aberrations cropping up in their lines due to inbreeding in history, however, you can't just marry into a family to which there is no sure loyalty. History and literature and shown time and again that "blood" is one of the tightest bonds there are.

 

[sokithung]

this is absolutely top tier isekai manga, really enjoyed it and in a way unique despite being isekai. can expect to see this get animated in the future years

 

[temimi]

Does anyone know what the implication of the end is, with the note written by alternate Lucia?

Like, she says "Did you ever wonder what was happening while you were asleep" and then it's showing several written letters, but we never see their context.

Am I forgetting a previous scene that emphasized letters being written?

A few moments in the story, you can see characters reading letters of events that will come to pass. Most notibly is when the Queen first shows up at the end of the first night and she recalls a bunch of letters.

When looking at the twist at the end, Lucia has two personalities: One of the reincarnated girl and one of the original Lucia. It seems to me the implication is that when the otherworlder reincarnated as Lucia, OG Lucia did not die (like in most isekai where the host is replaced) but her consciousness was pushed back. The scenes of the two talking are when Lucia's body is asleep, however OG Lucia implies she gains control of her body at this time. While in control, OG Lucia sent out the mentioned letters using the knowledge she gained from the reincarnator as an overarching ploy to cause the reincarnator's plans to fail. It seems that when the reincarnator's plans fail and she is mentally broken, she loses the control of Lucia's body to which OG can become real again.

In short, imagine Lucia has a split personality that only appears while asleep, and the sleeping self takes over at the ending.

 

[meangradear]

interesting manga, nice and quick read. and i kinda hate it. some parts i find unpleasant, and others just a bit confusing.

Spoiler: main

the story is designed like a whole revenge plot and the author forgot that 'nothing' happened yet. the heroine was being inappropriate, working on her harem quest, and the villainess was being jealous, doing very normal stuff like hiring rape thugs, apparently. the story invented stuff to justify the main character's actions. but it is still kinda weird that she gets to be queen while her enemies get their bad endings.

there are other nitpicky things i hate, like how creepy the love interest is (unfortunate, because he looked so good on the carriage scene). but not really going through everything.

for people, who would want to see another story where the main character stays a villainess, kinda, try the one within the villainess.

 

[Keepbro]

With the ending - how come they have kids before they get married?? Isnt that like a massive NONO with Royal families? Like they know have bastard children born out of wedlock meaning they are not allowed to inherit the throne because of a lack of claim?

I'm not that knowledgeable with Royal Succession Laws but I would think they would need to be married or it would be considered scandalous to have kids....

 

[ryouji]

With the ending - how come they have kids before they get married?? Isnt that like a massive NONO with Royal families? Like they know have bastard children born out of wedlock meaning they are not allowed to inherit the throne because of a lack of claim?

I'm not that knowledgeable with Royal Succession Laws but I would think they would need to be married or it would be considered scandalous to have kids....

normally for royalties, if you are engaged you can have a child/children with your fiance(e) to produce an heir (once they're of age ofcourse), in case the Crown Prince suddenly die due to war or in this case the Crusade. In the case why they are marrying late is because Gerald here is acknowledged by the King to become Crown Prince but he lack Merits to be acknowledged by the people thru combats or thru official works, hence Crusade.
Most of the time the royalties would have at least a few children before marrying because when the marriage ceremony happen, the Crown Prince will ascend to become King.

 

[Veralunaria]

the differences between a reincarnator who only focused on the story for all attention to herself, with another reincarnator who not only aware of the story and aware of her surroundings also aware of real cause-effect of every actions.
even capable of using all of them into her strength to turn the table of fate only in 24 hours.