This is my first time encountering a story where one character is reincarnated and the other is a regressor. I've read a couple stories where a character is both. But not one quite like this.

These chapters are so short. Better to wait half a year and read them in batches.

I mean, Estelle was never the smartest person in the room. But she should have at least looked around her and saw that things were not getting any better for the people in her country. Sure, she could have reasoned with herself that things were bad now but would get better after the war ends. But even then, she could have poked her ears into the rumors going around about the people who were executed for treason, asked her subordinates, even Khalid at the time. She just blindly followed the king to the destruction of her home kingdom.

Punches with her right, but her left hand is the one sizzling.

I think I just gagged a bit. Let's hope this is a one-time thing. He has two other girls he can pursue. Let's hope this one isn't an option.

You can just feel the author trying to justify this scene.

I don't want to undermine the challenges women encounter in the entertainment industry, but it's worth noting that men face their own struggles too. Personally, I wouldn't relish being invited to P Diddy's mansion, nor would I want to find myself in a situation where wearing a dress for an acting role is a requirement to avoid displeasing a powerful director.

I mean, what did he anticipate? He intervened when she was on the brink of jumping off her apartment balcony, demonstrating genuine care for her well-being. She writes to him daily, relying on him as her support system. If he abruptly declares he's cutting off direct involvement to adhere to the socially accepted distance between a fan and their idol, it's only natural that she'd be upset. After all, he played a pivotal role in saving her life, and some responsibility should be acknowledged.

I initially expected Ruby and Kana's feud to persist until the end of filming, thinking it would bring out the best in Ruby's performance. However, it's undeniably better when they get along. While they haven't officially reconciled yet, it's nice to see them sitting together and cordially conversing again.

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Good God! That fungus looks like it just came out of an episode of Made in Abyss.

It would be fantastic if the anime could weave together this movie and turn it into a standalone feature. I'd definitely be eager to watch that.

Now, we get to witness the true Ai. If she endured such relentless harassment from her co-workers while simply excelling at her job every day, it raises questions about her humanity. Does there even exist a soul within this body? However, I'm hopeful for more flashbacks to the real Ai, shedding light on what she aimed to achieve by baring her heart to the world in the original movie.

I saw some of the art and it reminded me of Little Witch Academia. After coming to check what it's about, even the description screams Little Witch Academia. Now I got to read it to see how far the similarities go.

I get why Kana is uttering these hurtful words to Ruby, but it's genuinely painful to witness one of my favorite characters saying such malicious things. I'm holding out hope that they'll reconcile once this movie is wrapped up.

Hold up, wait a minute—something's off. I've figured out why Nino harbored such hatred for Ai. Ai effortlessly commanded most of the spotlight, making Nino feel overshadowed and inferior. But the extent of her hatred is next-level; working for the man who orchestrated Ai's death is downright crazy.

Nino, the character who faced mistreatment from other members of the original B-Komachi, seems to harbor a specific grudge against Ai. Given Ai's history, it's unlikely she was a bully, as her relationships with other members weren't particularly smooth. I'm eager to uncover the reasons behind this tension.

Double white stars