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He blamed Aristia and later Jieun for his problems, not realizing that they were all self-inflicted or that he should have worked to solve them himself. While Aristia at first seems completely faultless in the original timeline, later on we see that she really was unnecessarily cold and dismissive of Jieun.The story itself is very interesting, I love the relationships between characters and I liked the personality of the MC. She suppressed her pain, anger and desperation within herself that she didn't show any signs of sorrow even at the death of her unborn baby. Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole: The drugging plotline and some related issues later in the story seem out of left field in the manhwa.

He promptly turns himself in to the emperor to keep her safe from himself and the noble faction he had joined and that had tried to kill her. In the past, Jieun was the Empress of the Castina Empire who greatly favored by Ruvellis Kamaludin Shana Castina. This causes her to become a burden to almost everyone as she is unable to tackle their politics, nor handle important administrative work. Thanks to encountering a time-traveled Aristia at an early age, he grew away from becoming anywhere closer to his original timeline counterpart personality wise after a Jerkass Realization on his own part and future interactions with Aristia.

She eventually admits that she saw herself as an isekai heroine and Aristia as a classic villainous character, which was a major contributing factor to the unfolding tragedy. But 4 days later, Jieun was ambushed by masked men while she took a walk in the palace garden and lost her child in the process. And when she's sentencedto death by the emperor she loves,there's nothing she can do but curse theunfairness of it all-that is, until she wakes inthe body of her ten-year-oldself.

Even after she gets a second chance, she willingly allies herself with Zena, the man who murdered her in the original timeline, in hopes of getting revenge. Thus, she decides not to get involved with the prince, but she is often tested by the Emperor and she ends up receiving praise throughout the empire for being an intelligent and graceful child who is fit to become the Empress.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Cannot Spit It Out: Carsein never makes his intentions towards Tia unambiguous, so while she seems vaguely aware of how he feels, she also ends up hesitating to reexamine their relationship. unexpected visit rekindles the deep-seated trauma in her heart, can Tia find the strength cut a new path for herself?