The Imperial Heir

This female lead is incredibly weak. She was empress for so many years in her previous life, only to find out her entire family was murdered by her half-sister. And yet, even after being reborn, she's still so careless. Does she think that confining her half-sister will stop her from harming others?

What young lady and young master? It's so awkward! And what about the servants? Please, you're the legitimate daughter of a marquis's family!

Am I too sensitive to laughter? In the first few chapters, I laughed until I cried and couldn't stand up straight when everyone joked around, and it just seemed so fake.

There are many scenes where people are supposed to be laughing a lot, but they don't actually come across as funny when you read them. However, the way the laughter is described in the book makes it seem very fake.

Contrary to the synopsis, in her previous life, the female protagonist married the fourth prince and died after hitting a pillar for the empress. She was reborn at the age of 13 and married the crown prince, eventually achieving a happy ending.

The female lead doesn't seem as domineering as I imagined.