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Could we really not have had the sister actually be a snake?

@Kaigamer Yes, but she pleaded for her life by helping her expose the mastermind that pushed into it, thus removing Emma, Mielle's biggest supporter. And Aria STILL had Veri killed despite how Veri would never appear before Aria again. Veri would have had a hard time because she lost a position...

The trauma he suffered from his past life doesn't just go away. Even if he wants to believe that things are different now, the other worry is that if he lost his status as the Water Spirit King, he would be cast away and hated by the others.

Damn. Blind AND lost all his teeth. In that day and age, it's a fate worse than death.

You know, I'm glad that Brad is at the very least wanting his sister to marry. So far, he feels he can only trust Reed to do so, which makes sense. Brad's known Reed before he became the Demon Lord and thus has enough trust in him to believe that he would be a good choice. Anyone else would be a...

@eva4hidden I doubt it. I think she's too traumatized to ever see Cassiel as a lover again. Hence why we have this new guy here to act as the love interest. So poor Cassiel, forced to suffer for a crime that was never his fault in either timelines.

So our Empress is actually going to be working to potentially end hereditary succession and possibly become a more meritocratic system of governance. Not necessarily meritocracy, but one where people of common birth can potentially have social mobility. ... Why does this remind me of Fire...

So the mother only regretted her actions, or inaction, only when she was getting married and the FL was leaving? Too little, too late, woman. Even if you are sorry, you can never give her the childhood that she's yearned for. And now that she's been isekai'd, you now live with the regret that...

Wait, what? I thought she had a bad relationship with her mom? Or is it that upon marrying and finding a shred of happiness for herself, she thought that she could maybe accept her daughter?

So the love interests are her new body's fiancée and the old body's killer.

@WhimsiCat Probably. But even then, that girl's ego needs to be taken down a peg or two.

@WhimsiCat Yeah, but that doesn't justify it. If anything, I hope that she gets a blow to the ego like doing something so vile that the ML slaps her. Or even insists on using an aphrodisiac when having sex with her because he can't get it up for her unless he's drugged. Make her know that the...

Guys, keep in mind that Winter believes that his wife lives in comfort and is treated well. The worst he believes is just the doctor, and that man is undoubtedly fired now. So he thinks that she shouldn't be suffering that much at all and should just be living well, and her request are petty...

LMAO XD I can't help but laugh at how history recorded her as a case of how women are naturally irrational and that's why she died. A great way to push women down in those days.

Damn! He moved fast!

Damn, how long has it been since Oscar showed up? Honestly, poor guy. He's the brother of a horrible sister, engaged to a horrible girl, etc. There's no good ending for him, really.

Pft, look at that. No matter how much "revenge" she takes, no matter how much she feels she got everything she wanted, that anger in her still didn't subside. Because she knows the truth. She knows that she hurt the man she loves and now she believes he hates her and that only hurts her more.

Looked over chapters 3-8 in other languages.

I'm terrified at the idea that the duke might have actually murdered the FL's family in secret.

Winter is extremely self-absorbed by his belief that no one has suffered more than he has in his life. And in a way, he's not entirely wrong, because he endured a lot of hellish torture in his life while being ostracized by others. Being in his wife's body for a moment gave him some level of...