@Sun On one hand, the author doesn't frame Ariadne as a stereotypical can do no wrongs MC. She reflects on the cruelty of her actions and manipulation. People don't love her for who she is but how she presents herself. So it's not too bad. But just wish she wasn't punching down on all her villains. Isabella came out swinging with her introduction and it's just been a dud ever since. My favorite time travel revenge novel ended up with nothing really going MC's way and he accomplished his goals at a horrific cost. Plus, the villain was actually smart and adapted to the situation realistically. It's a BL novel, Rebirth: Degenerate Slave Abuses Tyrant.

@Sun Honestly had the same thoughts, it makes you wonder how Adriadne has any right to take revenge on anyone. I wish that Isabella wasn't so cartoonishly evil because it could be a more interesting story on realistic characters. I really liked Isabella's monologue in the first chapter about how you can't rely on a man and she used her best assets to find a place in the world.  If the story fleshed her out more and gave her an interesting history, I would have loved it.

@AJ14 sadistic beauty BL sidestory lol my favorite dark comic. Very subtle darkness creeps in through the character's realistic depression and coping mechanisms.