Watashi ga Shinde Manzoku desu ka? - Vol. 1 Ch. 5.5

[MangaDex]

 

[Xical]

Not even one maid to help her?
Talk about a dire situation

 

[Haze123553]

Damn girl just never had no luck man

 

[Chucholain]

Being a noble isnt as easy as it seems, at the very least if she is alive then she wont have to deal with those people anymore

 

[GreC_89]

A new perspective, and from different angle at that. A welcome surprise.

 

[hazzack]

good night, Rorona Ryus

 

[Shrimperor]

poor girl

 

[andrade09]

I can’t wait for everyone’s comeuppance. Will she get together with Prince Astel?

 

[Kurro]

uuhhghhghghgghhggh I Need more of this! I like bitter stuff.

 

[halcer]

that last scene on page 15 is so telling

 

[lesseffective]

poor girl

She just wanted to do her best!

 

[le3]

Tfw no capable kuudere gf .

Is there no happy end for expressionless but kind noble lady?

 

[Claith]

I wonder where the trope of rulers doing unending paperwork came from. Kings are mostly ceremonial. They have people working for them for a reason. Hundreds in some cases. Modern nations have tens of thousands minimum.

The general rule of thumb is that the leader picks a goal, and those under them figure out how to do it.

 

[beThereShortly]

...man. Now I really really want to her to be alive and somehow come on top in the plot. You can't bring my girl down like this!

 

[Kanade0021]

poor rorona

 

[izumabakumatsu]

Is there a reason so many translators keep translating Stepmother as Mother-in-law? Is the word for both the same in Japanese?

 

[AMicrowave]

Damn girl just never had no luck man

bro, the double negative

 

[Haze123553]

bro, the double negative

It was intentional and said for emphasis. Girl simply never had any luck

 

[AMicrowave]

It was intentional and said for emphasis. Girl simply never had any luck

a double negative is a cancel, "never had no luck" means always had luck

 

[Haze123553]

a double negative is a cancel, "never had no luck" means always had luck

Google the phrase never had no luck