Have you often seen an opening like this?
The heroine transmigrates into an otome game after an accident. When she wakes up, she's reborn as the daughter of a noble family. This young lady has everything going for her, from her family background to her looks, yet in the game she's the villainess.
Have you often seen this kind of plot, too?
The heroine, blessed with the transmigration advantage, uses her god's-eye view to dodge every death flag. She dazzles at every ball with her family background and beauty, silences every enemy with nothing but a verbal smackdown, and gets every man in her harem to kneel with just a smile.
Have you often lamented endings like this?
The heroine is so badass, so why does she end up as nothing but a pretty face, just so she can live happily ever after with the prince?
If so, then I'm sorry to tell you that, apart from the hellish opening, none of those satisfying power-fantasy tropes or sweet endings are here.
All you get is a complete sucker who'd never played an otome game before transmigrating into one, comes with a cultural debuff, can't even tell the protagonists from the background characters, and doesn't know where to start pulling down romance flags.
Olivia: "God, is it too late for me to become a nun?"
God: "Child, I think you can struggle a little longer."
This story takes a while to warm up. The heroine isn't perfect, has no golden finger or lofty ambitions, and her ultimate goal is simply to escape her constraints and live freely.
Theme: No matter what kind of life you begin, you should be the one in control of your own fate.
It's a bit contradictory. If you want to reform, you need "comrades" who have the same ambition and will. However, the prince is the leader and always intends to give up his identity. This is tantamount to betrayal for those who support and support him. If the reform itself is to be carried out, the future will be unpredictable. The leader is also prepared to leave their future to children whose intentions and positions are unclear. It feels very outrageous.
It turns out that it is finished ww. I feel that the ending is really rushed. I am not sure whether this article is because I can't enter v or I am busy in reality, so the later updates are more random? All in all the front is really good!!
I always felt that the ending was a bit rushed! I love you so much, okay?
Oh, it's over. I'm spreading flowers but it still feels like it's not over yet.
A beautiful and powerful girl; continue to wait for updates
It's been here for a while!!! Owo still looking forward to updates
Damn it, this female protagonist might as well not be able to use her brain.
Fortunately, Reggio didn't also yearn for freedom, otherwise it would be reincarnation again, or maybe the environment has changed for the better? Back then, the male protagonist's times were too difficult and stressful, which further encouraged his desire to leave. Now that Reggio has such a gentle uncle as his leader, it's hard to feel repulsive.
Wow, I can't accept leaving my children at home with servants to take care of my parents who are on business trips every day. Oh my god, that's too bad. Even in modern times, this is a very excessive behavior. It's better to leave your children back home to be taken care of by your grandparents. At least you have relatives.
The ending felt so rushed, almost a hasty explanation.