The Abandoned Empress, Vol. 1 (comic) (The Abandoned Empress (Comic))

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This pushes her to immediately look for other ways from becoming the Empress, and she finally comes across an appropriate solution. She's been given a second chance, and this time,Aristia is determinedto pave her own path through life! While Aristia at first seems completely faultless in the original timeline, later on we see that she really was unnecessarily cold and dismissive of Jieun. The only problem there is that Tia has him super firmly in the friend zone due to his inability to follow through whenever he tries to flirt: He always chickens out and walks his statements back. Adaptation Distillation: The finale of the manhwa completely removes almost all information about the past timeline and how it went wrong.

I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Allendis confesses to his crimes and goes into exile to protect Aristia from himself. Innocently Insensitive: Jeiun's early attempts to get along with Tia fail miserably due to ignorance, lack of tact and viewing having to be empress as an unwanted burden rather than a responsibility. However, the knowledge that they're being drugged means Tia can stop taking it before it causes permanent damage to her body and Ruve can continue taking it to fool the attempted assassins while actively suppressing his emotions rather than letting them rage. She eventually admits that she saw herself as an isekai heroine and Aristia as a classic villainous character, which was a major contributing factor to the unfolding tragedy. Carsein breaking a promise to Tia causes her to absolutely flip out and despise him for quite some time to no one's detriment more than her own: Lack of proper instruction from him almost causes her to give herself a permanent and debilitating injury.Isekai: Jieun was a normal girl from Korea brought to a fantasy world and engaged to a handsome prince of a powerful empire, displacing a powerful noblewoman in the process who was set to become empress instead despite the distaste of her fiancé.

After he becomes her mentor, she resumes her training again and befriends him in the absence of Allendis. Aristia was deeply saddened to hear this since she hoped that he would finally love her if she bore him children. Wrong Genre Savvy: Jieun enters the story thinking that she's the heroine of a fantasy story and that Aristia is the villainess, and this causes her to blunder her way through high society and cause numerous problems. While Allendis has his own personality flaws that make him a genuinely bad choice, Carsein is honest, supportive, loyal and much quicker to realize his own shortcomings and biases than Ruve. Pair the Spares: An extra chapter heavily implies that Jieun and Allendis will find love together while in exile.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. When Aristia is a gentleman's apprentice, she wears a red jacket with symbols and white pants with black boots. On the other hand, the imperial throne is reserved for men; whether it's possible to inherit through a female relative is never touched upon.

Redemption Equals Life: In this timeline, Jieun helps thwart Zena's assassination plot, gives up her divine magic to save Aristia's life, and lets go of her grudge against Ruve. Tia attempting to inherit the position of marquis is not considered that remarkable in itself and is only considered odd because she shouldn't really be the heir for completely different reasons.As such, his behavior towards her grows more and more abusive until she finally suffered a breakdown, at which point her father tried to get her out of the palace. The Poorly Chosen One: Jieun is uneducated in subjects that an Empress needs to know, making her unfit and incompetent. He immediately lets go of Aristia and runs behind Jieun to clear the misunderstanding after she runs away from the room in anger, but Aristia falls and starts bleeding heavily after he accidentally dashes against her while running. He promptly turns himself in to the emperor to keep her safe from himself and the noble faction he had joined and that had tried to kill her.

The story itself is very interesting, I love the relationships between characters and I liked the personality of the MC. Her arrival proves to be highly disruptive and ultimately destructive because she simply isn't needed no matter what prophecies may say to the contrary. Since she is the only heir of House Monique as her father wasn't willing to remarry, she decides to use the vow of loyalty to the Royal family to which her family is bound to as her only way of escaping her horrible fate.She hasn't the slightest idea what he has against her because she's always loved him a lot and tried to get along with him in her own quiet way.