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It's not really my type of story but it's rare to see an isekai without the harem tag. Might change in the future, though. . .

That is the marking of an abusive relationship.

I know he didn't mean anything by it but I would get mad too if someone took my photo without my permission.

The pace is really chaotic. I'm hoping it gets better. On another note, I'm really curious about what happened in her past life. I know it was just a gimmick to make her die but I want to know what happens next.

@Amarrez I think it's because they're so used to the setting being set in Europe ( I want to say medieval but I don't think that's accurate) in villainess stories.

I love the art style. It looks similar to a certain medium but I can't put my finger on it.

This reminds me of a story I read on Wattpad like, a year or two ago.Though, I had thought that the premise were inspired by actual Japanese webnovels. I wonder if I'll see some of the other premises. . .

I'd understand it if she was from this time period but she's from modern times, she may have taken off the outer layer of her dress but she's still wearing a dress. Although, I suppose that can be attributed due to leftover instincts from Violet.

Crack theory: The original Violet reincarnated as Shannon.

I'm still confused about the social classes of this world. How are there two princesses and they don't seem to be related?

I need to know, is that chat group at the end official material?

Red flags, red flags, red flags everywhere.

I love and hate this art style. The colours are very pretty and I love how the artist draw the girls' hairs. But, the eyes pisses me off.

I'm a bit confused. Is Lady Lily a book she read 10 years ago and loved or a story she wrote when she was 10? I feel like it's the latter but I'm not too sure.

I think Hu Wen was going to show her the photo but realised she didn't need to because Kang Yuan just then realised that her boyfriend may be cheating on her. Talk about awkward. . .

I think this chapter is indicating that future Hu Wen will also get some character development. While she is more mature and more stable financially and emotionally, she clearly still has some issues that she needs to work through. I like that because it gives the message that you can never stop...

I love the covert advertisements to join the scanlation group. It's so cute and smart!

Maybe her feelings for him are leftovers from the original owner's.

It's rare to see a Chinese historical webtoon acknowledge just how bad the conditions were for the concubines in the harem. I like that the author manages to convey that without explicitly mentioning it because the people the past didn't think that it was bad. I'm often curious as to how all...

Oh, he is slowly becoming like Hu Wen in the past.