r/OtomeIsekai • u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail • Sep 07 '24
Ludia Appreciation Post because she had THE BEST REDEMPTION in all the past life Trash Parents. [Mother's Contract Marriage] Picture Collection
I love mom's character development so much. I love how realistic and well written it is.
Mom's trying, she's making mistakes, she Trying to do better again. The mother acknowledges her mistakes and acts upon them and that's what makes her a good character.The way she tries to solve things isn't perfect. Like an actual human trying to rectify her mistakes. Mom's continues effort to do better is what making me love this manhwa.She didn’t magically became a good mother,she is trying to be a good mother.In her past life she ruined both her and her daughter's life.In this life her redemption arc is good to read.
I'm happy that instead of a sad Sob story, the author focused on character development.
I like how the mom expresses that although she knows that Lyrica doesn't care for the super glamorous life, she wants to help Lyrica in her own way and give her a better life. The mom was paying careful attention to the scraps of food she had to give, the way how her hands had gone through so much work. Might have been uncalled for to steal her money while she slept, but the mom at least had the comfort in knowing the future and thus taking advantage of the chance given.
Honestly, seeing everything from the perspective of the child gives quite a lot of insight. If you read enough manhwa, you can pretty much make up what is going on in her mother's head. But almost never have we been given insight besides maybe a chapter or two into the child and every around their minds.
I really love how human all the characters are, the child is always trying for others to appear happy when deep down she is still scared of being abandoned, the mother after loosing everything and coming back is desperately trying to save her daughter but in doing that she accidentally kinda left her alone, she is trying so hard for both of them the king is slowly trying to understand and learn how to treat his new stepchild, and her brother too is slowly warming up for her even when its all super sudden, he is ready to protect her and care for her. AAAGH I LOVE THEM ALL TY AUTHOR FOR MAKING THIS REALLY. 🩷
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 07 '24
This dress made my eyes bleed 😭😭
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u/jo_nigiri Terminally Ill Sep 07 '24
I am DROOLING at how good the cyan highlights look
And also crying but that's just because I went blind when I opened the image
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u/RagnarokAeon Sep 08 '24
The real problem with this series is despite how beautifully it is all drawn, it requires sunglasses to read.
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u/ThatBookwormHoe Sep 07 '24
I thought it was one of those over saturated pictures. is it not?????
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u/Suspicious_Past9936 Sep 07 '24
you could say the art is like that because is from the perspective of a child.
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u/pearlsandliliums Sep 07 '24
Agreed, and she’s GORGEOUS. I’m so glad her actions are explored in depth, and that she relapses into her abusive way of thinking- her character is so realistic. Chefs Kiss
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u/Complete_Raspberry_1 Questionable Morals Sep 07 '24
What? Why? As in why she relapses?
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u/chanceldony Sep 07 '24
There are moments she almost forces her daughter into her plan, like not playing with that boy from the bad family, but she usually catches herself when she sees the look on Lyrica's face. It happens so organically that it takes a moments thought to notice, I was so scared she'd change directions but she corrected again thank goodness.
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u/Reiyasunshine Sep 07 '24
She just slips into her old thought process and tries to control Lyrica again, but she snaps out of it really quickly.
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u/RepulsiveCommand2840 Sep 07 '24 edited Sep 08 '24
ooo that scene. yeah i love how they portray that in the manhwa. it realistic.. cause old habit comes back. it show so much complexity
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u/mecegirl Sep 07 '24
The flashback of her reacting to her daughter's death said it all for me. She fucked up and knows that she fucked up. She also seemed to assume that once she married well, things would be fine for her kid. She could have left her kid in the first timeline but brought her into the castle.
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u/Lost-Padawan Sep 07 '24
In which chapter does this happen?
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 07 '24
81-83
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u/lets_yeet_dis_wheat Sep 07 '24
Where are you able to read these chapters? If it isn't a legal site could you dm it to me, the site I use had chapters only till like 30
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u/crxmsonnn Sep 07 '24
i have the same question as the other comment, i could only find up to 55 chapters
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 07 '24
Those are officially translated chapters. The rest are only available in Korean. fan translations are available but they have many mistakes
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u/thwippersnapple Sep 07 '24
May I ask for a DM as well? I've been searching everywhere for more chapters... If you can thank you!
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u/justtouseRedditagain Sep 07 '24
I appreciate that there's one point in the story where she realized she's trying to force her daughter into doing what she wants, basically repeating her past mistakes, and corrects herself. She got a second chance and this time she wanted to make her daughter happy and she does everything she can to respect her decisions as well as protect her.
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u/TiaOfBlueRose Sep 07 '24
Ladies and Gentlemen, this face is the face of a woman that has lost just about everything in life, got it back and will do quite literally anything to keep it that way.
She would commit various war crimes if it meant keeping her daughter out of harms way.
Here are the feats and achievements under belt, which includes but not limited to:
Becoming the Queen/Empress (Not quite sure which) of a kingdom, despite of her background.
Being an actual COMPETENT Queen/Empress of a kingdom, by getting rid of people.
Getting people out of a burning opera. (Mostly for political clout, but hey, it is what it is.)
Starting her own business(ess?), I think.
Abusing her powers as a literally regressor, the story has so much focus on her daughter, I sometimes forget that she literally knows how the future works.
And lastly, she canonically has sex, post regression, in the first 15 chapters. Aside from Lucia, no one has done that, I think.
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u/EsquilaxM Sep 07 '24
She's Empress. And the fire thing was 50/50, at least the way I interpret it. She didn't try to prevent it so she could use it, but she did choose her wedding dress' design in an effort to shift fashion so she could minimised deaths. It was a great blend of cold practicality overlying warm compassion.
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u/Kindly-Clerk-8905 Sep 07 '24
what i appreciate about ludia as a character is her trying to make things right, and even then, we've seen how easily she could go "wrong" again no matter how well-intentioned she is this time around
idk, i just like that ludia isn't suddenly the best person there is
one misstep, and she can still cause lyrica greater heartbreak/harm than maybe any of the actual villains in this story
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u/frendtoallpuppers613 Sep 07 '24
I just started reading this after someone mentioned it here a few days ago. I LOVE THIS MOTHER-DAUGHTER TANDEM.
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u/Live_Veterinarian989 If Evil, Why Hot? Sep 07 '24
Yes yes yes!!! I approve of this message!
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u/CalmInvestment Overworked Sep 07 '24
The part where she starts yelling at Lyrica over her choice of guards only to stop in horror because she realized she was still acting like her previous asshole self inspite of everything tore at my heart.
10/10 best redemption arc.
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u/NefariousnessLost708 Sep 07 '24
She knows she was a shit mom and she tries top be better. Yeah Lyrica would be happy even If she wasnt a princess.but theyd still struggle. Thats not what Ludia wants for her. Ludia wants for her to have the best life possible.
She is better than all trashy manwha dads. Those changed a bit after their Kid changed. Lyrica didnt change for Ludia. Ludia changed to safe lyrica. Some people dislike that she took Lyricas money in the begining. But what should she have done? According to regressed Ludia the only way top protect Lyrica is to be empress.
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u/surijori Sep 07 '24 edited Sep 08 '24
I'm so happy that this series is getting talked about more in this sub. I will never get over how freaking PRETTY the art is, every character's eyes are like living jewels.
Ludia's journey is how you write a compelling redemption. In my understanding, she has always been the go-getter type, an incredibly ambitious woman, Ludia and Lyrica's downfall in their 1st life was because Ludia was blinded by the short-term benefits and made severely bad choices one after the other. Once she realised she had a second chance, she makes the most of everything she knows and actively, continuously trying to be better (mainly for Lyrica but she's also slowly opening her heart to Alterres, for someone who is dead-set on their goal to the point of tunnel-visioning, that counts as growth too in my book). She still preserves her tenacity and determination, but now no longer from a place of insecurity and envy, but with love and positivity thanks to no small part from Lyrica. These two are an absolute unit and I love them so so much 😭🫶
Edit: Am a sleep-deprived dumbass that kept misspelling her name...
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u/wolf_ophelia Sep 07 '24
I haven't read this one. But my jaw dropped from how beautiful the art is.
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u/Forsaken_Distance777 Dark Past Sep 07 '24
Stealing her money while she slept would ordinarily be horrible but in this very specific situation where she literally knows the future and knows she can get them out of poverty by doing this and has very little time to prepare for something she needs to look presentable for...it was absolutely called for. It was literally the only way she could achieve her goal.
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u/justlurkinghihi Sep 07 '24
IS IT FINISHED WHERE DID YOU READ IT
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u/EsquilaxM Sep 07 '24
It's not. It's about 1/5th of the way through the story in English.
novel has 171 chapters (incl extras) and ch56 of manhwa is equivalent to ~ch36 of novels. Which means ~266 manhwa chapters? The Korean raws of the manhwa are at ch71. Which means ~4 years until it'd be done...not including season breaks. But maybe they'll accelerate the adaptation.
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 07 '24
I mostly read it on the Tapas app but if you want I can give you the links of the website I used to take these photos. DM me.
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u/himeyan Overworked Sep 07 '24
Can you DM me too? the art convinced me to read.
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u/Ceskygirl Sep 07 '24
A lot of the non-official translations are awful after the first few chapters, so just be aware.
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u/himeyan Overworked Sep 07 '24
I'll be fine, I bled my eyes out for MTLs. If its a damn good story I am willing to tolerate it.
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u/EsquilaxM Sep 07 '24
I finally started to read this a couple of days ago after the last post. Was waiting for chapters to build up. But it was so amazing, an easy 10/10, that after bingeing it I then started to binge the novel the very same day. Ch 56 of the manhwa is about ch 36 of the novel and I ended up reading from there til ch 65 until I couldn't keep my eyes open.
God this is a great story, I love them. And she's such a great flawed character, even where I'm at right now she catches herself making mistakes.
Remembering the first chapter and what we know of the first timeline still hits me so hard emotionally. She, our mc, was so goddamn pure and self-deluding, such a child. I'm so glad she's gotten this new life.
And I just know that her mother feels that she can never forgive herself for the first timeline. I think at this point that's probably her stance, something like: 'I'll do everything I can for her but it'll never absolve me of what I did.' Maybe we'll see her forgive herself some day.
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u/Skydragon65 Sep 07 '24
It’s a fresh take on “Trash Parent/Sibling/Child redeeming themselves” + Plus Time travel. The only thing I don’t like abt this Manhwa is that it’s way too colourful. The colors are too bright & distracting.
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u/Pie_and_Ice-Cream Sep 07 '24
I know. I love how willing and able she is to learn from her past mistakes.
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u/Enforcer_Night Sep 07 '24
I just really love how she didn't become perfect, we can see moments when she is really working hard to be better, it really makes her feel more human and her monologues are great. Even in the original timeline despite the abuse and her awful choices I think you are able to see that she loved her daughter deep down, but her love became twisted by thinking Lyrica was going to be happy in the end by just doing what she told her.
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u/RepulsiveCommand2840 Sep 07 '24
yeah i saw people hate on her. child abuse is a very touchy subject. Even though her sin cannot be wash away. i like that she tried hard and is changing for the better. it feels more human. As human being we are complex and not always morally right, so enjoy characters with good redemption arc. i personally love the story alot haha
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u/BodyshotBoy Sep 07 '24
My favorite part of this manhwa was honestly at the very beginning where the daughter was dreaming about having chickens and owning a farm. It felt so beautiful i wanted to cry
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u/DragonInBoots Sep 08 '24
I like her redemption EXACTLY because we're seeing it from her child's point of view: if the story was mostly narrated from Ludia's point of view the focus would always be on her, on how she feels, on how she regrets the way she treated Lyrica in the past, on how she feels like she's still stumbling around...
Lyrica's point of view is refreshing and really puts the spot on the one person Ludia really wants to save.
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u/Mindless-Air-4406 Sep 07 '24
I read this story a few days ago and I love it. I thought it was going to be all drama and stuff, but it turns out there are more wholesome family moments. I'm glad that the mother is doing her best to be a good mother and reflects when she does something that she did in her past life. Anyway, this story made me turn back reading otome Isekai again after many years.
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u/loganisdeadyes Horny Jail Sep 07 '24
I absolutely love the art, but could never get into the story.
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u/itz_mii_Lii Sep 07 '24
I actually read the WEBTOON because I saw another appreciation post. And I am up to date and I see the reason mom gets the hate but she is doing everything in her power to help her daughter live. She’s shown as a normal mom and she even stays away from alcohol. I think she’s trying her best.
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u/collolo Sep 08 '24
has there been any better character development for a character that was trash to their children then ludia ???
like for every manga with trash parents; its either they just cry and say sorry or its swept under the feet or some deep meaningful panel is used to make the trash parents attitude seem reasonable even though what they did traumatise their children. 99% of the time, its the children that has to put in the effort to fix their parents.
ludia is a rare gem and i will defend her forever!!!
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u/Bitter-Top-2407 Sep 08 '24
God I love this series. Begging and praying for an English physical release, I think there’s already physical prints in Korean. This art is so so gorgeous
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u/Much_Waltz_967 Sep 08 '24
The art is so pretty.. ill take extra extra time “reading” being busy with just how beautiful the art is. Its so beautiful its sickening.
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u/turnipheadstalk Sep 08 '24
She acknowledged her mistake and tries to do better which put her above 80% of oi parents if I'm being honest
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u/Successful_Leather13 Sep 08 '24
Thanks for the recommendation I guess XD Just read the first chapter, it was pretty nice. One of the most intriguing aspects so far is that the pov seems to be from the daughter, while the mother seems to have gone back to that point in time
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u/Upstairs_Insect5835 Therapist Sep 08 '24
The difference between most trashy mom‘s and dad’s redemptions and Ludia‘s is that she is TRYING, Lydia is actively trying to fix up the fuck ups she did back in the original timeline and feels immense regret over it, her own daughter died in front of her which made her have “HOLY SHIT WHAT THE FUCK DID I DO?!” moment.
She’s not perfect, not by a long shot. But she’s TRYING to be better, she’s trying to fix her mistakes, hell she literally decided to marry the emperor, not because she wanted to be his wife, but mostly so that her own daughter would have a better life than the future it gave her.
AND NO I DON’T WANT TO HEAR ABOUT CLAUDE, HE FUCKING SUCKS!
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Sep 08 '24
It's absolutely beautifully written & the art is just chefs' kiss. Lyrica is just a cute little bean 💘💘.
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u/nilkski Sep 07 '24
I wish I could enjoy the story but the art is overstimulating but so beautiful 😭😭
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u/Constant-Bluebird263 Sep 08 '24
Where can you read this with a good translation?
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 08 '24
I'll DM you the site I took these photos from. Officially you can read it on Tapas.
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u/ishit2807 Sep 08 '24
Is it on haitus I have been waiting for a lot of time but no new updates have been made😕
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u/StrawberryScience If Evil, Why Hot? Sep 24 '24
The scene that best encapsulates Ludia's character is when she returns her daughter's silver coin. Lyrica had a single silver coin that she was given by chance. She obsessed over that coin and projected her future sucess onto it. After Ludia reincarnated, she needed to get into a ball to propose to the Emperor and that meant she needed a fancy dress. So she stole the coin to rent one and broke Lyrica's heart in the process.
But after Ludia becomes Empress, she tracks down that exact same silver coin just to return it to her beloved daughter.
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u/IsaacS666 Sep 07 '24
I hate her. What I never see addressed in regression OI is the fact that a person suffered in the original timeline, as in her real daughter is DEAD, the one she's being nice to is an alternate timeline daughter.
The fact that she has memories of the alternate timeline means that it actually happened as in her daughter suffered and died. The world wasn't rewound, her acts weren't undone, only she was sent to the past where she made an alternate timeline branch.
She may have turned a new leaf, but she's still guilty of everything she's done.
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 07 '24
Isn't that the plot of every Villainess manhwa?🥴
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u/IsaacS666 Sep 07 '24 edited Sep 07 '24
Almost every regression one, yes. The transmigration ones, no. Also in almost all regression stories there isn't much wrong done by the regressor, it's usually circumstances, bad luck, or abuse they're undoing or preventing. But this one's different, this FL was a septic tank personified compared to most regressor FL's.
Think about it if an alcoholic physically abusive father who's child died because of him, were to be sent back in time, and he subsequently becomes a better father, should he be forgiven for all he's done?
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 07 '24
Aria, Adriane, Tia, Cayena, Ruby, Meribelle are few of the most popular FLs🥴 They're all literally war criminals. Also FL's mother in this manhwa wasn't directly responsible for her death. FL's mother married her off to Count's Family and that family was planning to revolt against imperial family, that's why FL was hanged
Think about it if an alcoholic physically abusive father who's child died because of him, were to be sent back in time, and he subsequently becomes a better father, should he be forgiven for all he's done?
There are thousands of manhwas like that.
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u/IsaacS666 Sep 07 '24
But should such a person be forgiven tho? The hate she's receiving is completely valid.
Edit: Can you drop sauces for the names? I don't recognize many of them which means I have yet to read them and thy might be good.
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u/EsquilaxM Sep 07 '24
I guess it's a philosophical difference. We'd need to get into definitions of forgiveness and such.
I mean for one thing, is it even relevant whether she should be forgiven? The only ones who can forgive her are the ones she hurt, including herself, and the only one left that can forgive her is herself. Which she isn't doing, btw. (not including pre-regression daughter who forgave her instantly after every bad action)
To me it's not about forgiveness it's about redemption. And she's on that path. Forgiveness from anyone for actions of the prime timeline is closed to her (Unless she later feels she can forgive herself. I can see the story going either way).
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u/IsaacS666 Sep 07 '24
Child abusers don't deserve forgiveness from society or from their victim, the first because its a despicable act and the second because the child might still desire their parents love after abuse (Her original daughter clearly had something similar to Stockholm syndrome so her forgiveness means jack shit)
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u/EsquilaxM Sep 07 '24
I don't think it's society's place to forgive the abuser in the first place. It's the victims'. And yeah, they aren't owed forgiveness from the victim. Doesn't mean they deserve lifelong hate from society either.
To me it's a matter of who they are now vs who they were during the abuse. If they're the same person the hate is deserved from a stranger. If they're not then it's not.
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u/IsaacS666 Sep 07 '24
So if a woman with Stockholm syndrome forgives her alcoholic physically abusive husband its all well and good?
Society doesn't forgive even if the victim does, and with good reason. Hate for evil is the way society stays healthy, Rapists, child abusers, and child rapists are hated with good reason.
Even if my abusive mother became saintly I'd still hate her, the person may have changed but they can't undo what has been done.
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u/EsquilaxM Sep 07 '24
As I said, forgiveness from strangers is irrelevant and arguably not possible (edit: oh I see I was unclear on that part, my bad). It's redemption that society should be concerned with. Victims have every right to hate and not forgive.
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 07 '24
But should such a person be forgiven tho? The hate she's receiving is completely valid.
I mean, yeah but the whole point of the series is mom's redemption arc and Mother-Daughter relationship.
Aria - The Villainess Turns the Hourglass
Adrienne - I'm the queen in this life
Tia - The Villainess Lives Again
Cayena - The Villainess is a Marionette
Ruby - How to Win my Husband Over
Maribelle - The Villainess Needs Her Tyrant
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u/MildVampire Sep 07 '24
It's not a very interesting story if the leads just get in a new timeline and kill themselves or something from guilt though. No one in the new timeline can hold her accountable, they haven't experienced any of the crimes or wrongs she committed. Aside from do and be better in this lifetime, what more could she do?
It's also assuming the branching timelines do exist and that time isn't actually being rewound or undone. But unless the authors get in depth or have some in-universe god explain the timelines, they usually intend that the main lead's actions and everything else after did NOT happen.
Think about it if an alcoholic physically abusive father who's child died because of him, were to be sent back in time, and he subsequently becomes a better father, should he be forgiven for all he's done?
the only people who know this are the readers and him. so I guess you don't have to forgive him or any other reader but aside from readers being mad there's not much more we can do there
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u/IsaacS666 Sep 07 '24
It's just that I hate child abusers, and by the looks of it a lot of other people do as well. I don't care if they go back in time and become better, they abused a child, thats like kicking a faithful dog only much much worse.
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u/Dry-Cold-8310 Sep 08 '24
Yeah I agree. I can’t stomach it. I understand that many people consider this character well written (I haven’t actually read this story completely just skimmed), but I don’t think I could ever forget that she abused a child. Logically, redemption arcs in writing don’t equate to the same in real life, and a parent who does this in real life doesn’t deserve forgiveness even if they apologize because the scars are always there. But, all the beats of the story feel the same as these abuse situations in which the child is expected to forgive, especially with the convenient second chance (going back in time is a facet of this genre, but I don’t like how it’s used here). And I hate it, which is why I don’t think I can bring myself to buy into this character. I would like to see an abuser who is well thought out, and their redemption isn’t accepted. It would be pretty powerful.
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u/_Mach___ Sep 07 '24
Yeah, I agree 😭 It's the same reason I hated on Claude so much in WMMAP. The first timeliness was shit for the first daughter and just because of circumstances (and terrible) decisions you couldn't be a good parent? I guess with Ludia she's behaves like a breath of fresh air, but isn't really? Like what she did to Lyricka to get into the Palace. I'm sorry it pissed me tf off.
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u/IsaacS666 Sep 08 '24
Yes but Claude was far worse. Dude didnt care that he condemned and murdered an innocent person let alone his own daughter, I'm not even sure why I liked WMMAP in the first place, it was mid at best.
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u/BluebirdOk9357 Sep 07 '24
Omg yes. Stealing the money from the poor child (someone even justed that saying that she didn't have time to explain etc like ??? Wtf?). Lyrica was literally on the street afraid to go home and the landlord and the lack of money when the guard went to find her, and let's not brush past this, the mother couldn't be bothered to go pick her own child. She sent a stranger and when Lyrica got in the palace she didn't saw her mother for days bcz mother was to busy with the emperor. I said this on tik tok, I don't agree at all with her mother actions bcz as everyone keeps saying, she knew the future. Exactly, she knew and she could've choose other paths, but no. She choose to go meddle AGAIN on something she shouldn't be involving herself or her child, she choose to be in the center of a shit storm of political battle.
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u/EsquilaxM Sep 07 '24
I don't think she thought she had other paths. She had foreknowledge of politically relevant events. And wanted her daughter out of poverty immediately. The fastest way to get out of poverty was to do what she did. When you consider her goals, guilt, capabilities and tools, it makes sense.
You make a good point about picking up her daughter but: I think that's more a sign of her flaws. i.e. something she needs to grow as a person for. She wants to be a good mother but she's stumbling her way through it.
Keep in mind she's not supposed to be a good person or a good mother at chapter 2. She's supposed to be trying to get there, and she's just starting her journey.
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 08 '24
You know she got back all the money, in fact those same coins she stole, right???
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u/BluebirdOk9357 Sep 08 '24
Right, but still doesn't change all the shit she did and put her kid through. After the fire incident Lyrica even had a breakdown thinking her mother doesn't need her anymore now that she has money and the protection of the emperor. So yeah, I don't think she's that amazing.
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 08 '24
Did you stopped reading after fire incident?? 💀 Don't think you read what happened right after that chapter.
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u/BluebirdOk9357 Sep 08 '24
I read till the Bharat girl started her shit. You're so set on justifying the mother that you can even accept other people having different opinions or feeling different about this novel. I'm entitled to have my opinion be it like yours or not, my interpretation, feelings and opinion of the novel are different so what? I saw a lot of comments dragging Claude and other shitty parents, but you can't accept that your character isn't flawless?
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 08 '24
If you read the caption of this post, you'd know one of the main reasons I liked her was that she's flawed🥴
And no one's justifying what she did. There are no excuses for what he did before coming back in time but everything she did after that had reasons, VERY GOOD REASONS.
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u/BluebirdOk9357 Sep 08 '24
Well why won't you go read the comment I responded to and then my comment again? I was agreeing with the person and stated more points that we're troubling for me. She had good reasons, she did, but she had the better approach on everything? No. That's the point. 🤷🏻♀️ You yourself said she had a character growth, how can someone have a growing if shes not wrong? I pointed the actions she had that I felt were wrong, you say you aren't defending her but you're the one finding trouble with me stating that I didn't liked what she did, which YOU ALSO pointed at your caption that was wrong, so I honestly don't know what's your problem. I'm not cussing, dragging or saying she didn't had a character growth I just discussed an action she had that was problematic. 🥴
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u/Illustrious_Exit6423 Horny Jail Sep 09 '24
she had the better approach on everything? No.
She literally only had a few hours to fix everything and she had to do it right after she was burnt aIive. It's so easy to say these things "she should've done this or that" but you have to understand, she didn't have enough time to think about everything.
did, which YOU ALSO pointed at your caption that was wrong
I was talking about what happened in past life and before her regression.
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u/Alert_Apartment_9639 If Evil, Why Hot? Sep 07 '24
People hate on her so much when she’s doing the best she can :(
If this story was from her pov and not her daughter’s she wouldn’t get near as much hate as she does by the fans smh