Siella's Revenge Affair - Vol. 1 Ch. 22
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Kinda weird that FMC is so hostile to Tyrael. Sure she bit the hand that fed her but FMC literally does not like Count what's-his-face and Tyrael unintentionally was helping her avoid a bad end. She also thinks she's supposed to help the Prince get with Tyrael so why burn that bridge?
The count also mentions the FMC "changing" implying when FMC took over the body. But that doesn't really make sense since she knows her high society manners and established a super-convenient information network guild.
Think the writer switched over to shoujo mode too fast and forgot the whole villainess reincarnation premise.
The count also mentions the FMC "changing" implying when FMC took over the body. But that doesn't really make sense since she knows her high society manners and established a super-convenient information network guild.
Think the writer switched over to shoujo mode too fast and forgot the whole villainess reincarnation premise.
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Yeah, I'm also puzzled why FMC doesn't see it as trash sorting itself out since it means that hey fiance is no longer pining for her and her (friend) is no longer gonna start the death flag with the prince.
But playing the devil's advocate, I think it's just the principle of it. In the past life, FMC got cheated on. And now, the person she uplifted from poverty and helped enter high scoiety is cheating with her fiance. It'd be like a spit in the face. Like FMC did all that and she couldn't say, "No, this is wrong to shit on the hand that fed and raised me."
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the "falling of the terrace" was way too forced too
if you look at how big the platform is and where they stand before and after the "incident", either the art is shit or she conveniently pushed fmc hard enough to not only fly back far enough, but it was also powerful enough to make fmc nearly fall over the railing instead of simply stumbling. Stumbling and hitting the head against the railing would've been way more believable
Remember, art wise this was portrayed in a few panels that indicate not a lot of movement.
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The entire plot is forced as fuck. Bunch of dumb plotlines with dumber resolutions and whatnots.
The FMC took in poor, uneducated Tyrael that lived on the street, raised her like an helicopter parent without teaching her how to fend for herself, bringing her along into high society like a pet, grooming her for her "purpose" of being "the heroine", while showing how she didn't want anything to do with her own fiance. Then the bastard fiance manipulate Tyrael because of the FMC, and ditch her when it doesn't work. So now, Tyrael is alone, without any support, family, robbed by the FMC of what should have been a better life. And the FMC even stole the prince from her. The "revenge affair" was supposedly to bring them back together since Tyrael would lift the curse, but that quickly forgotten.
In normal (good?) "villainess in a novel" stories, the heroine either is a bitch from the start contrary to her portrayal in the "novel" and is the one ending up ruined, or is as good as she's portrayed and the "villainess" truly befriends or help her until the end.
Here, the heroine was good, and only ends up as a forced "antagonist" through the FMC interferences, and selfishness. I feel way more sorry for Tyrael than for the rich, noble, loved by the prince, FMC.
In normal (good?) "villainess in a novel" stories, the heroine either is a bitch from the start contrary to her portrayal in the "novel" and is the one ending up ruined, or is as good as she's portrayed and the "villainess" truly befriends or help her until the end.
Here, the heroine was good, and only ends up as a forced "antagonist" through the FMC interferences, and selfishness. I feel way more sorry for Tyrael than for the rich, noble, loved by the prince, FMC.
