Seeing the hurtles that Abigail needed to overcome (since the original Abigail did NOT adore her stepdaughter) to get Princess Blanche to not fear her was SO heart moving and warming because you can see and feel Abigail's desperation to be close to Blanche.

By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.He's not emotionally distant, well not on purpose, and they take time to explore why this happened and how his behavior shaped him as a character and as a husband. I so appreciate manga like this series that center not only a main female character and her experiences but that, also, attempt to push the bounds of what can count as isekai. I wish they'd spend more time doting on her than sidelining the title character for some meaningless drama surrounding the queen, king, and other minor characters.

I especially appreciate the fact that the king is actually an active player in the story and not just an absentee father/husband. The art was beautiful, the story was interesting and the characters were introduced in a way that makes me excited to see what happens next. This transition has only allowed us to blossom as we now ship thousands of titles to book lovers across the globe.Rumors that King Sabrian rejected Queen Abigail's hand during their dance practice have spread all throughout the nobility.

The problem is, the previous Abigail garnered a reputation for being extremely jealous and materialistic-and to top it off, her smile is the stuff of children’s nightmares! Norma was thoroughly abused by the original Abigail while Clara has only ever known the Queen with her new soul.There is also an edge of seriousness in the machinations of a courtier who wants to make his own daughter queen, and the mystery of how exactly the once-evil queen fell into the near-death experience that got the protagonist into her body, so though it's kinda fluffy it doesn't descend into complete foolishness.