Evil Is Petty: Duke Zena despises the Moniques, while there are some purely political reasons, that's not what he harps upon. The Poorly Chosen One: Jieun is uneducated in subjects that an Empress needs to know, making her unfit and incompetent.

Perspective Flip: Jieun is the classic Korean isekai heroine from the perspective of the "jealous evil queen" she replaces. 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. More subtly, it's implied she knows Carsein likes her as well, but since he can't seem to bring himself to unambiguously pursue her she only considers the idea once or twice. One big reason for his attitude, especially towards Aristia, is that her mother is the daughter of his little sister and a commoner. Ruve also being served the poison is revealed because it makes him collapse before it has a noticible effect on his emotions.Jieun lacks the training she would have received to become a ruling leader, making her completely unqualified and was forced to face the reality of how unprepared she was when Tia is later executed and she had to take the duties of ruling a country, because she had long been believing herself to be an Isekai heroine where things will go her way and Tia the villainess, and the world doesn't care about what narrative value you would have in the plot. This is played with as the crown prince in the current timeline has nothing to do with the actions of his alternate self, and is ultimately a very different person. Spare to the Throne: Even though Allendis is far more capable than his older brother, he's still not picked as heir, which others note probably isn't the right decision for his parents to have made.

Her total lack of preparation to handle the responsibilities she finds herself handed in classic isekai fashion end up ruining Aristia's life and eventually the entire empire.Jieun's lack of understanding over the importance of and her negligence towards being Empress greatly annoyed and angered Aristia, who had trained for the position since childhood. Aristia is depicted as a beautiful pale-skinned girl with wavy butt-length silver-white hair (which she inherited from her father Keirean la Monique) that has bangs covering her forehead (her bangs are sometimes seen swept to either side) and golden-yellow eyes (which she inherited from her mother Jeremia la Monique). To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

She then goes to the temple of Vita to know what was really happening and to find some sort of proof for the prophesy being misinterpreted, and suddenly hears the voice of God Vita . Out in the peaceful countryside, far away from the painful memories of the Imperial Capital, Aristia hopes to recuperate and focus on her sword training.When she conceived a child before Jieun, Ruvellis firmly said that she meant nothing to him and he will never choose a heir from her children no matter how intelligent or powerful they become. More than Mind Control: In the original timeline, Ruve and Tia were both drugged to make their emotions wilder and harder to control, meaning they'd say and do things they normally wouldn't. But with the appearance of a mysterious new girl, everything has fallen apart: the Emperor has turned his back, and Aristia's miserable life as a lower queen is cut short by death. She became the Empress at the age of 16, but she was hated by the nobles and had no one to support her. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.