The Remarried Empress, Vol. 4

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Navier is theperfect empress, competent and regal, but there's not much to her character other than that. She's actually a very boring character. Yes, the authorgivesNavier faults like not being able to express her emotions, being too logical, etc. but from the beginning of the novel to the end, she's basically the same character. It is hard to root for a character, the main character, who is perfect in every way and without true faults (and whatever faults she has are superficial or get resolved easily- her love life, her role as Empress, etc.)She moves from the Eastern Empire to the Western Kingdom, has to establish herself in the Western Kingdom as the new queen, etc., but it's just more politics, which she is already competent with because of her role as the former Empress of the Eastern Empire.She marries another king of a foreign country and becomes the new empress when the kingdom becomes an empire, so she doesn't even have to deal with no longer being the empress. Navier doesn't actually have to grapplewith threats she can't handle; even her biggest obstacle, that being what she's supposed to do after Sovieshu divorces her and she is no longer empress, is not really an obstacle for her because she already has someone who can solve it for her. The role of empress is literally given to her because the man she marries is another king/emperor. Which brings me to the next character: Heinley. Readers of the story can criticize Sovieshu all they want, and the criticism is justified, but why should Heinley get a pass? He and the Western Kingdom were actuallystealing magic from the Eastern Empire's mages, would have gone to war with the Eastern Empire, and killed Emperor Sovieshu. Heinley even admits himself that was his plan, and he would have taken Navier as his prize, if things hadn't developed the way they did in the story (Rashta, the divorce, Navier remarrying Heinley). Heinley doesn't invade the Eastern Empire after marrying Navier, but his behavior doesn't improve in the future. He continues to instill this behavior in his and Navier's children, encouraging them to invade/start wars with other countries. As idiotic as Sovieshu might have been, in his reign as an emperor, he certainly never went to war or planned to go to war with another country. Happily Adopted: Glorym ultimately ends up getting adopted by a member of the Eternal Thousand bandits after they intercept Viscountess Verdi's carriage, who immediately took a liking to her due to resembling his wife and having been unable to have children of their own for over a decade. Moreover Rashta is literally being manipulated by Sovieshit, can y’all sympathize with her a bit? You think everything’s about Navier? Oh my god who gives a shit. As if on cue, a man burst into laughter. He stood behind a curtain beaded with precious stones and wore a semi-transparent veil. “Is it time for my grand entrance?” he asked. Sovieshu insists on bringing the wedding forward so that it will be before Navier’s wedding. Sovieshu and Rashta’s wedding dressed as a Christmas tree is in the novel in chapter 107 ( Go to chapter) . In which chapter is the wedding of Navier and Heinrey?

At first, we spoke only of recent political events and preparations for the New Year’s celebration. Should I go to his room and tell him to hand her over? Should I force her to leave? Or should I have her work here in the palace? Jerkass Has a Point: While neither Viscount Roteschu nor Ergy have Rashta's best interests in mind, they both provide her with plenty of helpful and astute insights on politics and high society at times. Not that Rashta takes these points to heart. Sovieshu’s father, Emperor Osis III, had wanted someone from my house to be the future empress of the crown prince. I was chosen when I was still a child and entered instruction when I was young.

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In chapter 257 ( Go to chapter) Kaufman tells Princess Charlett that he loves her, to let Kosair can be with Violet Mastas, since they love each other. In which chapter Sovieshu sees Navier’s babies Countess Jou b ert: One of Navier's ladies-in-waiting from the Eastern Empire. Countess Joubert would like that Navier lives as happily as possible, whatever that means improving her deteriorating marriage with Sovieshu or outright divorcing him to remarry into a healthier relationship with Heinrey. Like Laura, Countess Joubert followed Navier to the Western Empire to be her lady-in-waiting there as well.

In spanish it is called “ La emperatriz divorciada” o “La emperatriz se volvió a casar”. What is the story about?

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The Invincible Divorced Lawyer VS Medical Expert CEORumor had it that he is an outstanding talent in the medical field. The second young master of the Lu family, who was born with a silver spoon, is aloof and stays away from women. He has been single until now—but most people do not know that he has a wife who he had been married to for two years."You want a divorce?""Yes.""Reason?"She smiles and says, "According to marriage law, one can request a divorce after two years. Does this count as a reason?""Are you blaming me for not fulfilling our obligations as husband and wife?"As such competent and highly accomplished elites, will they ever open up their hearts to each other? detail When they finished, I walked to the east building where the emperor resided. In the dining room, I joined him at our usual table, which was far too large for just the two of us.

Her beauty was second only to that of the Duchess of Tuania,” murmured Lady Allister, Lady Laura’s closest friend. Heinly and Sovieshu. While both are rulers, Sovieshu has been emperor for a few years by the time the story begins while Heinly has recently become king. They both have a plan they are trying to accomplish in the story, with Sovieshu trying to use Rashta to secure an heir while Heinly's is to make the Western Kingdom an empire and invade the Eastern Empire. At one point in the story, both have to choose between Navier or their plan. Sovieshu chooses to secure Rashta's baby over Navier, but the consequences of his actions while doing so ruin his reputation and empire's power, and it is ultimately discovered Glorym was not his child, meaning his whole plan was all for nothing. In contrast, Heinley chooses Navier's feelings over his invasion plans, though he still ends up weakening the Eastern Empire and their daughter Lari is named its next heir due to the circumstances because he had always planned ahead. Finally, both love Navier, but Sovieshu self-sabotages himself by constantly siding with Rashta over Navier and making her believe otherwise, ultimately losing her for good. Meanwhile, Heinly goes out of his way to show he loves Navier and she does eventually reciprocate his love.In the first episode of the WEBTOON, Navier is attending court since Sovieshu wants to divorce her and marry his concubine Rashta instead. Navier states that she accepts the divorce, surprising nearly everyone in the room except for two people: Duke Ergi Claude of Blue Bohean and King Heinrey of the Western Kingdom. Many nobles protest her decision while Rashta smirks as she pretends to be anxious. Navier is asked again if she accepts Sovieshu’s request for divorce, and replies with a resounding “Yes. I accept.” After accepting the divorce, Navier surprises everyone in the room again, by saying that she’d like approval for her remarriage. High Priest Vimirey asks her whom she wishes to remarry. This is when Heinrey makes his grand entrance, revealing his presence at the divorce hearing. He moves to stand beside Navier as everybody else in the room starts exclaiming their surprise at his sudden appearance.