The Banished Villainess' Husband - Ch. 1.1

[Psychronia]

Okay, I'm interested in seeing where this goes.

Not enough villainess romances where the villainess is native to the world, but observed from a less shoujo point of view.

 

[Karakuri1812]

YO WHAT A JERK, I HOPE THE GUARDIAN DRAGON ALSO NOT A JERK, BUT THE GIRL (WHO GLOW) IS OBVIOUSLY A BIATCH TOO CAUSE SHE DIDN'T EVEN GET BULLIED but she keeps quite, damn :///

 

[kawaiidogkittyq]

why the rival characters gotta be hoes like can't they be nice for once and defend fl from the scumbag???

 

[blaaank]

Bookmarked!!

 

[Tatsuya-Kai]

@KingRagnarok150
While this is pretty late, to answer your question, elana's father is the prime minister, essentially a man who is second only to the king in power, the actions of the prince essentially get's his daughter thrown out of the country and potentially robs him of ever seeing his daughter again while hurting her emotionally, the prime minister is also the only person on his own that poses a threat to a king in most forms of monarchy, take england for example, many people outside of the uk do not know this, but the crown was for a short period of a few years overthrown by the senate and the king at the time executed.

Basically the prince made a enemy of the one person that could destroy the royal family's hold on power, this isn't even getting into the fact that the "guardian dragon" is a big red flag that the prince seriously screwed up most likely, with either elana or the MC probably having some form of divine protection, 2 people they just kicked out of the country.

 

[hikufalafel]

@Hadski Hmm.... could your PP be Ursula from a certain "manga"?

 

[Hadski]

@hikufalafel yes it is

 

[_idiot]

@teruhashiclone

Did anyone else find this chapter difficult to read? I had to keep going back and I still don't really understand what happened.

Yes, you're not the only one.

I can understand the broad strokes of the plot, but I'm having trouble following the actual dialogue.

I'm also not sure why the prince is setting up his "employee"/confidant (friend?) to be banished along with his former fiancee. Or why he's able to do so, seemingly without any consequences. Does he really hold that much power (to be able to cast out the prime minister's daughter and an earl's son just like that)?

 

[Cellulanus]

I'm having a lot of trouble following this. Is this poor translation or was the original just as obtuse?

 

[exxp]

Me too
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[Bunnybell]

MC is bit too chill, i like it!

 

[yamiloki]

おろか does not mean foolish or naive in this context. It means 'needless to say'. =3 (Just fyi~)