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How stupid is Rosalyn that she believes she'll have her love returned if her rivals die? She's supposed to be smart but behaves braindead because of love.
I hope she is leading Lyla away to warn her and confess the truth, otherwise I hope they deal with her quickly.
I can't help but feel frustrated about her lost potential. What a waste.
Anyone know any transmigration Fantasy comics where the MC returns to the real world at the end? I don't want something temporary, I want something where they go back to their own world and stay there.
The only one I know and have read is "Kill the Villainess!"
And of course I'd like it if the Love Interest went with them, but it's not an absolute must.
That's tough because most of them stayed in the fantasy world... I think that's the only one I remembered where they went to the modern world..
I guess... Seducing the Northern duke fits? I heard FL went back to the real world but dont quote me with that, i am not sure with the permanent part! you can check it out
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They stayed in the fantasy world.... the FL didn't really have people in the modern world that would've made her wanna risk her and ML's life to jump on the rift.. plus they made up an excuse so MC can have some sort of title. ML made her a "Goddess" by bullying some monsters and making it seemed she had tamed them her only reason why she didn't wanna be in that world was because she doesn't have status of some sort that would keep her safe from the nobles and royals that's why she wanted to go back to modern world where she's loved by fans.. smart of ML to make up a story though lol
Can't remember if this is all accurate it's been months since I've read it
Contextualising a villain's personality with a backstory is interesting and a good tool, but in this case it feels unnecessary. We already knew that he didn't have it good. This really just feels like we're supposed to be understanding of his vile behaviour instead of just providing context
Ikr it feels like the author is trying to make us sympathize him when all his actions shouldn’t be justified