The Villainess Flips the Script! - Vol. 2 Ch. 72

[MangaDex]

 

[elhessan]

The auntie's fans who transmigrated/reincarnated into Luca??? Is Luca, but regressed?
Hmmmm

 

[Ukulily]

I’ve been suspecting Luca was a regressor since he didn’t act like a kid at the beginning. I wonder if she’ll ask him about the novel name and when he doesn’t know what it is she’ll figure out he’s regressed.

 

[QueenNether]

Gotta love the "why should I call you uncle" "cause im your uncle" got me to laugh and then relies that when the two get married they will be marrying their brother/sister in law

 

[WeeabooReview]

Good, we're finally answering this question! She should've asked this way earlier, but I'm glad it's actually being resolved. Now that the UST has been resolved, and the main ship is canon, we can move onto who Luca actually is.

 

[AdeleDazim]

Hahahaha spin spin spin Luca. Thanks for the update!

 

[cheesecakegood]

This chapter was a lot of fun

 

[The_Strahl]

Yeah I like how perceptive she is in all of this, what a great character

 

[SoulOverCaos]

just wait for her to discredit all her doubts, as it always happens
also, Lucas must have traveled back in time to "relieve his childhood accompanied by a person who loves him", such is the wish he made thanks to that convenient wish-granting thingy they talked abot awhile back, that is my lore and there is no way i got it wrong

 

[halcer]

thank you for the chapter!

 

[Siquall]

Its obviously still Luka, but on jis 2nd attempt.

 

[KuroeNekumi]

There's only one thing that could really put Luca's position as a regressor in question: treating Ruediger so distantly from frame 1.

If he was the Luca of the original novel, he might've kept some positive memories about his uncle and not started immediately antagonistic. But he has always, at every point, kept him at a distance, never once showing true warmth toward him. Everything else is explainable as him being a regressor.

 

[Pandoot]

LETS GO LUCA LORE

 

[endo54]

There's only one thing that could really put Luca's position as a regressor in question: treating Ruediger so distantly from frame 1.

If he was the Luca of the original novel, he might've kept some positive memories about his uncle and not started immediately antagonistic. But he has always, at every point, kept him at a distance, never once showing true warmth toward him. Everything else is explainable as him being a regressor.

One thing that could explain it, Luca doesn't want Ruediger to die for him so he kept him away