The Abandoned Empress, Vol. 1 (comic) (The Abandoned Empress (Comic))

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She suppressed her pain, anger and desperation within herself that she didn't show any signs of sorrow even at the death of her unborn baby. This separates the two further until he barely holds himself back from raping or murdering her, only barely resisting the urge because she still unquestioningly trusts him.

Aristia is enraged after hearing this and immediately stabs him saying that he killed both her child and her father. Carsein breaking a promise to Tia causes her to absolutely flip out and despise him for quite some time to no one's detriment more than her own: Lack of proper instruction from him almost causes her to give herself a permanent and debilitating injury. Aristia's cold behavior is not cruel, her lack of respect is warranted if perhaps unfair and her hostility is quite justified.

Ruve's grudge against Tia is rather unfair in nature: He blames her for a childhood event she had no control over that she can't remember due to trauma and then as the two grew up was always compared unfavorably to her. Aristia deciding to work on becoming the heir of her house and properly expressing how she feels about things both makes her more socially prominent with her connections to Allendis, Carsein and the noble young ladies as well as helping Ruve understand her before he grows to truly hate her.

This completely derails the original course of events as Ruve grows more enchanted with who she really is. After being knighted, Aristia wears her House uniform and symbol, proving to be a gentleman and the future heiress of Casa Monique. Thus, she decides not to get involved with the prince, but she is often tested by the Emperor and she ends up receiving praise throughout the empire for being an intelligent and graceful child who is fit to become the Empress. Break the Cutie: Original Aristia was quiet, dutiful and not very expressive with her emotions, leaving Ruveliss to feel like she didn't have any. Hero with an F in Good: Jieun was not a bad person, but she was incompetent through no fault of her own.And in this timeline she's also holding a massive grudge that makes her kind of unpleasant to deal with. In Aristia's previous life, everyone believed that she was the prophesied child who would become the prince's partner since she was born soon after the prophecy in House Monique - a House which had sworn loyalty to the royal family.

The webcomic and novel have official English translations on Tappytoons and the original can be found on Kakao .Aristia was deeply saddened to hear this since she hoped that he would finally love her if she bore him children.

Hence, to avoid political strives, the Royal family decides that it is better for her to become the Queen, which shocks her since she feels that her past is going to repeat again.She eventually admits that she saw herself as an isekai heroine and Aristia as a classic villainous character, which was a major contributing factor to the unfolding tragedy.