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But.... She just went out like that?

The pacing was really weird, and while it's not the first time they just change without transitioning, it's the first time it's this blatantly obvious. Also, what the heck is perlicious?

@gum_rummy Yeah, I gotta admit the "enemies for life" relationship isn't the best end for these situations (tho both the wife and that upstart earned it), but it never happened in their last life. We don't know enough about that timeline to assuredly assume they pissed off some big shot and got...

Oof the girl snapped. Be prepared for slaughter, pig. (I'm sorry, pigs, for I have angered you.) @gum_rummy I'm pretty sure it goes deeper than a simple revenge story. Unless that person is a psychopath, he/she would never spend all the effort and time to kill an entire family slowly, one by...

@Cattish Thanks for writing all that: you just saved me the trouble and time to write a thousand words paragraph about the same topics you mentioned; I wholeheartedly agree with you. To all of you complaining about not understanding the author's choice, go read his/her comment, page 2.

Took me long enough to understand this was a prank and these "ads" weren't real ads, but advertising for comics on Mangadex. You got me there. 😂

The Rustichels are a County (continental european equivalent of an Earldom), and they can easily be a part of High Society, despite the intended" average noble family" image the author wants to portray. So not only the biatch is being a biatch and almost hits a child based on preposterous...

I'm speed rereading this and I can't help but wonder how an Earldom, here, County, can be considered an average noble family, with it's head being the leader of one of the only four Knight orders of the Empire, and owning lots of land. With their background, they should be part of high society.

Man that hurt even if I expected it.

AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW SOMEONE HELP ME THIS IS JUST TO CUTE (≧▽≦)

Pfffft I was wondering if the author knew what Mielle's name could be translated as, or at least what it sounds like in French, but she/he did. I understand honey has the connotation of sweet, but her name can also be easily altered into an insult; she can, for instance, be called a honey pot...

She's not STUPID, just DENSE, tho it was probably made up for the sake of the story I HATE it when they do that because weirdly enough, she did think of this possibility first, and she was quite perceptive at first, but somehow changed up along the way. Atl it's funny, especially Ginger, with...

If only she could act more like that. At this point, it's like she's just playing around, trying to be a fine young woman, but that's just it. It just doesn't feel real, with how they portray her to be usually. Adding the crown on her head just made it worse.

I read many comments up until now and I noticed I'm not the only one having mitigated feelings about where the story and its plot are going. Primo, I have nothing against the main ship, it's the way it's brought and developed that's disturbing, irritating me. Instead of slowly bringing it to...

First, as some already said below, Castillo and Wynknight seem to be quite the popular family names in korean fantasy isekais. I get the hype around Castillo, it's a real dukedom of Spain, but Wynknight...? I guess it sounds good...? Second, the male lead seems already bewitched by Lippe, as...

Oops. 🤭 I just hope he's sensible enough to let her have some food too. 😂

She didn't get hurt don't worry y'all. 😉

Look, we already know they're equals, no need for more get-that-in-yo-head. Let the girl have her shining time too, because this is the second time Caramel's stealing it.

@Mangareader If I'm not wrong, she does have noble blood, because her father was a fallen noble.

Us feeling something bad will happen because that's what always occurs. 😂