Not Your Typical Reincarnation Story - Vol. 1 Ch. 53 - [Season 1 End]

[MangaDex]

 

[Lioness94]

More like: would you be my (disposable) pawn?

 

[Zephyr]

Reez is acting suspicious, but inconsistently so. Rather than the mastermind, I would more suspect that she's just having a hard time resisting the influence of the "author". I feel like she's going to make a move against Edith eventually, but this kind of openly malicious and manipulative letter doesn't feel like her. Cliff, on the other hand...

 

[Yesi22]

Imagine having this much free time

 

[elhessan]

Reez is acting suspicious, but inconsistently so. Rather than the mastermind, I would more suspect that she's just having a hard time resisting the influence of the "author". I feel like she's going to make a move against Edith eventually, but this kind of openly malicious and manipulative letter doesn't feel like her. Cliff, on the other hand...

I don't know, but her words so far were calculated. From how she behaved as if she was teaching MC, during interrogation, and what she said to some people about poisoning to keep their suspicion on Edith.. maybe the author has some influence on her, but after author's influence has beed reduced, Reez still showing suspicious activity.
I do believe that Cliff is more likely the one who sent the letter. They're truly pair of male and female lead.

 

[Tidel]

Regardless of who actually sent the letter, I bet the author is ultimately behind it.

 

[hurafloyd]

Anybody remembers from whose family the two white roses crest belongs to?

 

[hurafloyd]

Anybody remembers from whose family the two white roses crest belongs to? Or who would use two white roses? I cant recall.

I don't know, but her words so far were calculated. From how she behaved as if she was teaching MC, during interrogation, and what she said to some people about poisoning to keep their suspicion on Edith.. maybe the author has some influence on her, but after author's influence has beed reduced, Reez still showing suspicious activity.
I do believe that Cliff is more likely the one who sent the letter. They're truly pair of male and female lead.

Cliff has no reason to get rid of Edith, he actually is happy that Killeon is with her so Reeze can be only for him. Reeze on the other hand definitely enjoys being the center of attention and the discord apple between the brothers, she is bitchingly playing with them in a very “innocent” manner, she cant have it to lose both of their interests, add now that the princess is on friendly terms with Edith too. Dont forget also that she comes from that sneaky Sinclair family, and she is no cinderella.

The author also, dont forget he tried to set up exceptions for the third stage and was failing most of the times, I imagine he was trying to use the heroine for the exception.

 

[Virtt]

I binge read from 1 to here. Holy shid I can barely wait to see the main canon couple fall to hell.

 

[Petrelspymaster]

I binge read from 1 to here. Holy shid I can barely wait to see the main canon couple fall to hell.

I literally did same thing, start last night, yet I here I am looking for more

 

[Latte10]

I want her to be happy to the end...but i guess this author really want to spice up the things

 

[Infinity577x]

Im content to stop reading here. I'm a bit wary of the bad ending I heard about and I'm not interested in seeing her fight this contrived and obnoxious system to the end. In my head canon, this is where she wins.

 

[letmereadmangas]

I don't know, but her words so far were calculated. From how she behaved as if she was teaching MC, during interrogation, and what she said to some people about poisoning to keep their suspicion on Edith.. maybe the author has some influence on her, but after author's influence has beed reduced, Reez still showing suspicious activity.
I do believe that Cliff is more likely the one who sent the letter. They're truly pair of male and female lead.

as it was explained earlier, the more important to the main story a character is, the more dominance has the author over that person; and no character is more important than the heroine..