Lari and Kai: Navier and Heinrey's twin daughter and son, respectively. [3] Navier is a loving and affectionate mother who keeps a close eye on them to ensure they don't run into trouble. Although the twins (particularly Lari) give Navier a few scares, she adores her children. Despite being busy as an empress, Navier enjoys caring for the twins herself and spending time with them. This is also due to their ability to shapeshift into birds, which is a secret outside of Heinrey's immediate family. The other woman nodded. “We are only looking out for you, Your Majesty. That’s why we think it would be better for you to hear everything now, unpleasant though it may be.” Don't report me saying I didn't credits the original owner, where clearly I have, If you did, you clearly didn't read my explanation. U_U

The webtoon comic from Remarried Empress is really similar to the novel, almost word for word. But the novel has some small details more and the illustrations are totally worth to see. Web novel (text + illutrations) on Naver So while the synopsis is like that, the story doesn't immediately go through that broken engagement scene, nope. Even the latest chapter hasn't touch that event. The first chapter is like 'what will happen in the future', but there are many things happening before that could happen. empress lizzie is a wonderful woman who love emperor zon so much.. until emperor zon met linny detail

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Empress Mother: Navier's distant relative and former mother-in-law. It is said that the late empress had a soft spot for Navier and cared for her very much. The two spent many days together preparing for Navier's eventual inheritance of her position as an empress. In a more of a Rewatch Bonus way, the same scene is also one for Heinly, showing his manipulative tendencies by deliberately making a fool of Rashta, stirring up conflict and milking the fact that he was disrespected. At the time he still was planning a war, so his actions are making sense in that light.

Why don’t you mention to His Majesty that you heard about the injured girl?” Countess Eliza asked cautiously. “See what he has to say about the matter.” Gem-Encrusted: The Western Kingdom is well known for its gem mines, and at one point Heinly gifts Navier with a gem-encrusted cake. In chapter 254 ( Go to chapter) Sovieshu meets with the Duke of Trovi, Navier’s father, and proposes to be his representative since he cannot appear in public. In which chapter does Kaufman confess his love? Before leaving for his country, Kapmen impulsively asks Navier to come with him, asking her what is she going to do if Sovieshu decides to divorce her. Navier declines his offer, declaring Sovieshu would never do that. She bitterly remembers Kapmen's words when she later realizes that Sovieshu really intends to proceed with divorce. In chapter 259-261 ( Go to chapter) Navier and Heinley have gone to the Eastern Empire to create an alliance. Sovieshu has hidden them among the guards.And although I think the author's intentions weren't to create such a toxic atmosphere in the comment area, I have to say that the combination of the said trope (pitting women against women) plus the whole "It's the woman who stole my husband from me" helped the development of this atmosphere. I hate this "logic" of stealing someone in a "romantic" setting, nobody can steal someone because people aren't things, your partner can't be stolen he can choose to leave you or if this was another kind of story he could have been kidnapped, forced to leave you or coerced, but in this story, it wasn't the case. it's not actually hers and the emperor's baby, it's hers and the son of the one who enslaved her. But the emperor doesn't know about this. For all her crimes and shortcomings, Rashta genuinely loves her children. She is excited and happy during her first pregnancy, and is devastated by the trauma of (supposedly) losing Ian and the resulting issues with being a good mother to Glorym.

Should I go to his room and tell him to hand her over? Should I force her to leave? Or should I have her work here in the palace? Another of my ladies spoke up. “I was there, Your Majesty. Even before we bathed her, she was pretty, but she looked stunning by the time we finished.” Are the characters in this manga even human they have the collective complexity of a piece of dried cardboard with a single spray of cat piss on it. I can describe their entire characters in one sentence:The story itself is perfection! Again, I'm not a political reader fan, but I LOVE this! Plus the fantasy aspect is deeply intriguing! (Honestly wish I could say more on it because its my favorite LOL) Everything is so engaging and was SOOOO sad when it ended. I'm already desperate for the next volume even if I caught myself smirking at the turn of events. Spell My Name With An S: Due to various translations, the spelling of names of most characters varies greatly between the novels, webtoon and the game. So far only "Navier" and "Rashta" remain consistent. Has there ever been an emperor who didn’t have a mistress throughout history? Even the great Emperor Osis II had twenty mistresses. You’d only hurt yourself getting upset over it.” Although we were married, the emperor and I slept in completely separate bedrooms, one on the east end of the palace and the other on the west end.

I had followed the previous empress around, learning things required of the role, such as Imperial Palace etiquette. Rashta would probably avoided a lot of trouble down the line if she didn't insist on bringing attention to herself at the New Year's ball, where she gets spotted by her former master. Almost everything that goes wrong later for her stems from that encounter. Second, I agree that the emperor is blinded by love and is a hypocrite. -___- but this story is not just about that, there are many conspiracies behind the scene. Like the power behind the emperor's concubine (I think her name is Rasta? or something like that), she was a slave and the one who enslaved her manipulated her, now that she has been freed as a slave and becomes a concubine. The reasons for Alicia's banishment are connected to Sovieshu and Navier's infertility problems, which led to their divorce and Sovieshu's marriage with Rashta.I heard it was originally intended to symbolize the emperor and empress looking after the entire empire from both sides. Duke and Duchess Trovi: Navier's parents. Her mother taught her much of the strong beliefs that she keeps about how an empress should act, including that if her husband were to take a concubine, she should put up with it and not complain openly. Her father taught her horse riding and made a special handkerchief for her, which she later gave to Heinrey. It is implied they have a close relationship, as when she was upset over struggling position in court, others offered to have her parents brought in to comfort her. Meanwhile, the empress really just wants to be a good empress. She does her job well, even with Rasta rubbing her baby and her relationship with the emperor on her face. She maintains a professional distance with the other guys, and she tries to maintain a good relationship with the emperor. Although it seems that she is fed up with the emperor these days, especially when he wants her to celebrate his and Rasta's baby. First, the empress came from a family that has produced empresses for generations. So the empress, even if she wants to divorce the emperor, can't do that for fear that her family will be executed or the family's good name will be tarnished. She really loves her family and be loved in return by her family. And she actually was on good terms with the emperor, it's just that she is too work-minded, while the emperor wants a loving wife. Although the moment the concubine enters the scene, their good relationship went down the drain. Lady Laura caught my eye. “If so, then she probably belongs to Viscount Lotteshu. The hunting ground is connected to his property.”