A Villainess No More - Ch. 2

[Justashorty]

So she’s defending her sister while the other one can’t even- aight Mmk

 

[toepics]

it seems to me the MC has been most of the work (even his majesty acknowledged her work) and she seems more educated in political affairs. hate how mob characters can't see how well she's doing for the family

 

[rkkn]

why are the image sizes so inconsistent?

 

[AlmondMagnum]

@All-is-fine
Cloa.

 

[Phoenix_VII]

@_twxx99 Buh-bye, monkey.

 

[thegiantpossum]

I actually kind of like the king too. A savvy political operator with a cold heart is what most real life kings became, it's nice to finally see that in a story.

 

[Emallene]

that's the king right??
I'm so used to idiotic kings in these stories haha

 

[llde]

How ladies training swordmanship is not progressive?
Clear learning how to manage a fief or a buisness is important but is not exclusive.
In contrary a conctractual marriage, albeit useful, is the complete opposite of progressive.

And considering that most nobles have their wealth from people taxes or buisnesses, then it may also be wise to not flood yourself in gold and jewels.

So I can't dismiss Lilian as wrong. Her positions were extremly reasonable for me. Now she is wrong for apparently refusing to learn on how to manage a territory, and being hypocrite for living a privileged life of a noble without the duty that the position should require.