DON'T READ ONISM'S COMMENT. YOU'LL GET SPOILED.

Somehow I made it through an unremarkable first season, which had one of the dumbest misunderstandings ever.

Season 2 eventually starts to get into what I consider the real story and plot, which is the situation surrounding the character that was possessed by our MC. Assumptions made during season 1 were turned upside down. Way more interesting than the same relationship slop I can read in any other generic shojo romance fantasy. The story gets deeper and darker, which I appreciate. The romance is still bland though.

Spoiler-ish:

all the points by reviewer Shindu are very incorrect

but that's not surprising since they never got past ch 18. That's on the story for being so weak in the first season that people don't stick around.

characters making complicated back-justifications for total protagonist bullshit

[EDIT: DON'T READ ONISM'S COMMENT. YOU'LL GET SPOILED.]

The misunderstandings of the characters (ch 1 to 25~) felt like brain rot (some were THAT dumb). But once you brave through, the later chapters finally make it interesting. You get to the actual meat of the manhwa plotline.

Shit starts racheting up and the manhwa finally becomes worthy of reading.

Haven't read S2 yet (will do so after it completes), but I am hopeful 🥲.

Cheers guys!

Season 1 ends with a big misunderstanding and cliffhanger. Lighthearted FL and boring ML: rich, SIMP for FL for seemingly little reason, widely regarded as desirable.

——— MAIN CHARACTERS ——— 5s2o2w

💍🪻Yvonne Argentrose (FL)

- magician but now can’t do magic (magical amnesia)

- bad reputation in society for chasing prince

- always wanted to be reborn as a villainess

- only daughter of rich duke

- operates magic distribution guild

- ”I’ll be fine if I just avoid the main character.”

- Mother was a strong knight

In Novel: found out crush was getting engaged > made pact with devil > developed demonic powers

☕️ Duke Ehels (ML)

- confident flirt, can be menacing

- oddly kind and forward from first meeting

- rich, well-regarded in society

👑 Adrian Luden Belbent (OG ML in novel)

- arrogant, self absorbed

- swords-master and crown prince

- son of duke’s fav consort. Adopted by empress

- still thinks FL likes him

👒 Cordelia (OG FL in novel)

- kind and gentle in public,

- a of dark magic

- healing magic that had won people over

- possessive, two-faced

- saved from streets by empress. Felt indebted. Wanted to become her family until…

- SPOILER: finds out she was used by the empress. Determined to ruin her plans

——— ASPECTS / TROPES ——— 132y1d

• Misunderstanding Trope
• FL who dies in traffic accident
• FL that quickly gains affection of new family
• Overprotective father and older brother
• He falls first (fast paced)
• FL with unknown disease and power
• Dark magicians, familiars, demons, contracts
• (spoiler): The empress and her ally had turned Cordelia to dark magic. Became ‘the key’
• An empress highly regarded is actually a villain — (spoiler): dark magician
• ML with staff gushing over his romance
• More frequent monster attacks
• Political intrigue

CONTENT WARNINGS 4n1h5h

Poverty, blood, false rumours, blackmail

The concept itself and the beginning of the story are fine, but it gets ruined very quickly. I've dropped this after chapter 18, which was the peak of ridiculousness up to this point. I don't think there was a single proper conversation without any misunderstandings in this whole story. The amount of overthinking done by the protagonist, which lead to constant misunderstandings is just absurd, to the point where she can actually start daydreaming during a conversation, reaching the most ludicrous conclusions. Someone's interested in her? Oh, they're obviously a spy sent by the imperial family. To hell with the fact that they have no connection to the imperial family whatsoever.

Well, misunderstandings aren't everything that's bad about this story. Here's some more.

• The antagonist is obviously the

• original FL of the novel MC reincarnated into

• which is not bad by itself, but and as always, they're just evil without any proper reasoning, simply wanting everything for themselves. It's like watching a children cartoon villain.
• All of the relationships seem extremely superficial and overly simplified, for example her family, which wasn't fond of the original Yvonne, starts to love her after one, single meeting with the "new" Yvonne.
• There are countless inconsistencies, like her father and brother setting up a blind date for her, and then getting angry at her date when they actually show any interest in her.

I really liked the concept. And it had its funny moments…
But the misunderstandings due to the MC wild imagination, just got old really fast. Dropped after 18 chapters.