Immature chatters will stay immature, it seems. She is a kid and jealousy is very human, so don't blame her. Seems like she realizes her mistakes and has learned from them.

But she doesn't feel sorry for what she did - you might argue. However, that fault does not lie with the kid, but the parents. The parents have no excuse for how they treated their daughter and should know better.

Petition to jail the parents!

While she did introduce some fancy new innovations, she really is a villainess at heart.

- Introducing subscriptions and memberships.
- Forcing people under 'slave' contracts.
- Exacerbating the disparity between rich and poor by making "her" inventions unaffordable for poor people.

She is pretty - pretty evil, that is.

Bro just told her to kill herself.

Two things:
First:
The formula is wrong... It's not: Sn = a(r^n - 1) : r - 1, but Sn = a1 (1 - r^n : 1 - r) , the r^2 and - 1 are reversed.
Second thing:
It's hard to believe no one has even attempted to improve calculation methods when magic and therefore the whole world is dependant on it...

Even the oversized cat was like: "bruh"

WHY! Show me the real Eris! She wished to disappear, because her life was miserable, but how is that her ending... I wanted to see MC speak with her, they never even met T_T

Nevertheless, this story painted a great picture of sorrow, and hopeless love, and had one of the most nuanced and interesting villainess MC I've seen in a long time.

Thank you, and for everyone who has made it this far - Till next time.

I expected MC to meet the real Eris before going back, but this is a satisfactory ending, which I did not expect.

Thank you for staying original and let that special witch dagger do its work to make Helena a goddess for the new world.

One final comment: Medea is the most powerful, the kid will be the most powerful (forgot her name) and MC was the most powerful.

My question is how MC was the most powerful? Simply because she had MC plot armour? Or because she had some kind of secret ability?

I'm not falling for that... You already told the knight to ignore orders he didn't want to do earlier. REMEMBER? I knew this was going to come back and bite her ass.

She becomes a witch, turns back time, fixes everything... It was a mistake to introduce timewarp. No outcome is ever final, no loss feels real. You'll wish the tears you have shed to come back.

Then BOOOM - Happy ever efter. It turns from a story you will remember, even if you want to forget, into a story you can't remember, even if you want to.

This IS what I've been waiting for! HELL YES!

Give me a painful, gruelling and tragic ending with no time for tears. Excuse my outburst...

This is just the storm before the inevitable happy ending, isn't it?

The witches probably need Helena to be their new goddess, hence why Eris has to use that specific knife. It was pretty obvious after the witches refused to elaborate on their goals. I'm honestly excited about the ending now, but I also dread a boring cliché ending - happy ever after, for example.

I want MC to have regrets but learn from them, I don't want a goofy happy ending - MC not killing Helena but saving her from a life of misery with the prince while MC and Anakin promise each other to always remember each other, which MC will use to overcome her situation in her old world - cliché and boring.

I want MC and the real Eris to meet and plan an unpredictable future, or something completely different that I haven't already read a thousand times before.

Let's see if I'll come to bite my own words... I hope I do.

Eris has done nothing for the priest to fall for her, actually the opposite. It feels a little forced, no?

Nothing is ever as idyllic as it looks.

The royal family has always been tainted by distrust and treachery, and when karma interfered, it all worsened, like you said.

NO MAN or WOMAN is ever black or white aka one-dimensional, but gray and somewhat unpredictable.

This is exactly why I've come to like the MC, she is not perfect like other MC's tend to be - not the only flower among thorns, like AokiRen said, but she is selfish, has double standards and is possessive. Not to say she doesn't possess good qualities, but she is not perfect and that is what makes her a great character, that is what makes her likeable.

I don't remember this chapter being so hilariously heated the last time I passed through.

So, anyway... I agree with you.

To get revenge, to see what could have been. The true tragedy is the girl who died of cancer in the hospital while her family treated her like she didn't exist. That was the true ending, and how it would have ended if it was real life. However, we got a 'what if' story, a dream, so to speak, about a better ending where you get to see the sick girl fulfil her dreams and get to have your revenge whatever/whoever is the cause of all the pain.

The point of it all is for you to be sad and reflect.

My favourite tag is tragedy! HELL, it even makes all the other tags a lot better!

Romance, action, comedy... all of them improves and makes you truly emotional when combined with tragedy!

I can recommend, Made in Abyss and Boy's Abyss, but beware, these stories are NOT for the faint of heart.

I'm thinking about "Code Geass". That ending was something else!

THANK GOD, the author actually had the balls to execute the revenge plot! 8/10

I feel sad, but... that's how it's supposed to be. A murderer and a guardian angel.

The last act felt rushed, but I'm not disappointed. I'm glad it finished the way it did and didn't get dragged on for 100 chapters more.

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