The Remarried Empress, Vol. 4

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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. 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.” Finally, Countess Eliza worked up the courage to continue. “The truth is… I’ve heard His Majesty has taken a considerable liking to the girl.” Her face paled, as if the very utterance of such a thing was too terrible even to imagine.

Nianne's son is accused of being the result of a premarital affair with her (now deceased) brother-in-law, which leads to her divorce from Duke Tuania. As it turns out, those accusations were false and she refuses to return to her ex-husband for him not believing her in the first place.Ergy is a scheming mole undermining the Eastern Empire, but his friendship with Heinly seems genuine and his main goal is getting a place where he and his ailing mother can live in peace.

Crossed with Stating the Simple Solution. Marquis Karl attempts multiple times to get Sovieshu to reconsider divorcing Navier and marrying Rashta to secure a rightful heir, knowing the disastrous consequences the actions would bring regardless of his intentions. Marquis Karl suggests Sovieshu waiting a few more years before deciding if Navier is truly infertile and consider other options for a heir if the former turns out to be the case rather than trying to divorce and make Rashta the new empress. At one point, he even suggests Sovieshu just tell Navier the truth about why he is doing everything as Navier would naturally be upset about his actions. But ultimately, Sovieshu refuses to budge and goes through with said plan, only to regret it far too late when Navier marries Heinly and Rashta ruins the standing of the Eastern Empire as the new empress. Not to mention the baby he divorced Navier for wasn't his after all. 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. Deliberate Values Dissonance: Both out and In-Universe. Having multiple concubines or lovers by both men and women is not seen as unusual in both the Eastern Empire and Western Kingdom, while Princess Soju of the Southern Kingdom comments about how bizarre she finds this practice. Kapmen openly tells Navier that this is unthinkable in his country and the queen would be justified for killing a concubine there.I don't know if it was only me, but certain comments were really disturbing like one I saw saying that would the person wanted to see the mistress receiving lashes. I mean I get that you hate her but the girl was a slave and she was pregnant so how can anyone think, that because you hate said character and said character isn't in the good ones group it's ok to wish a pregnant character receiving lashes, I know it was a punishment for the crime she committed in a fictional realm, but in this context, she was with a baby? Again I know this is a fictional work yet is this kind of normalization of violence healthy? I don't mean that the comic shouldn't portray that, since it's the culture of the realm, I'm questioning our reaction as readers and humans and our thirst for more blood. For me...The Remarried Empress was addictive because of its main premise, the first chapter I mean it isn't a big spoiler since we know the title of the comic and I'm talking about the first chapter in it, but if you don't wanna know anything about the beginning of the story skip the rest of this paragraph, anyway in the first chapter we see an empress agreeing to a divorce and then in the next second asking for her second marriage to be approved, it was a great twist and it showed that this could be a refreshing story about a powerful female main character. And in the second chapter, until the one I read, it told the past, how all the characters arrived at that scene in the first chapter. Creo que nunca había odiado tanto unos personajes como rashta y Sovieshu. No puedo ni explicar todo el odio que crea en mi interior, hasta qué punto de llegar a sacarme de mis casias y de quicio, es que son los peores seres humanos que pudieron existir, tienen todas las fórmulas posibles para que los odie, ya sea por su personalidad o sus acciones, tales como Sovieshu humilla y no le da el lugar a nuestra emperatriz merece, sumando que prefiere creerle a su amante antes que a ella y eso da una rabia imaginable dentro de mi.

Navier was the perfect empress, however, the Emperor wanted a wife, not a colleague. And so, the Emperor abandoned Empress Navier and placed a slave girl beside him. That was fine, until Navier heard the Emperor promise the slave girl the Empress’ position. After many ups and downs, Navier decided she would accept being the Queen of the emperor of the neighboring country and remarry. detail Determined, innocent, and delicately beautiful, Rashta shakes the Eastern Empire to its core. While initially a runaway slave, she aspires to rise above her rank and escape her past. And Sovieshu will do anything to help her and keep her at his side. This leaves Navier scrambling to keep her place on the throne, even as her marriage crumbles while lies, deceit, and betrayals threaten to do her in.My ladies-in-waiting seemed upset when I returned to my room after a long day of discussions with government officials.

Seeing his frown, I decided not to reveal my source. “Everyone’s been talking. It’s caused quite a fuss.” Heinley surprises Navier dressed in Lynt’s clothes that he bought when he went to see if he was okay. In which chapter Navier takes a love potion Sovieshu constantly sides with Rashta against nobles that rank higher than her in terms of status, even in moments where Rashta was clearly in the wrong. This not only ruins his relationship with his now ex-wife but also creates resentment in the nobility both at Rashta and Sovieshu. Miss Masters : Leader of Unit 2 of the Knights of the underground and one of Navier’s ladies in waiting. Was introduced to Navier by her brother, Aprin Violet. Despite appearing as brutal and fierce, actually is innocent and soft at times, which led Navier to have a soft spot for her. She is always there for Navier, and has helped her on many occasions with her intellect. Also takes a lot of interest in her brother, Lord Kosair.

Contemporary Romance COMEDY MYSTERY SLICEOFLIFE BETRAYAL REVENGE BEAUTY CEO POWERFULCOUPLE BUSINESSWOMAN CONTRACTMARRIAGE The High Priest’s brow was furrowed angrily. “Empress Navier, do you truly agree to accept this divorce without any objections?” empress lizzie is a wonderful woman who love emperor zon so much.. until emperor zon met linny detail And in those characters, the potential was wasted in my view, because of a trope that I HATE: when the story pits women against women. The plot kind of creates an environment in which the main source of confrontation is a man (the emperor) and at least I didn't see him exposed as the real problematic thing for those two women. On one side we have the empress on the other the mistress, and of course, the mistress will take 99% of the responsibility, guilt, shame, and villainy in this while it should be divided with that asshole: the emperor, who is pictured mostly as the "fool" and not as the controlling and selfish traitor that he is.