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

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In the second timeline, it is Jieun who has this, blaming all her failures and the way people eventually turned away from her on other people, particularly Aristia. Cannot Spit It Out: Carsein never makes his intentions towards Tia unambiguous, so while she seems vaguely aware of how he feels, she also ends up hesitating to reexamine their relationship.

Hence, she was trained to become the Empress from the day she learned to walk, but was never acknowledged by anyone and was unloved. Her blood starts boiling, and she decides to organize a social group of her own and starts inviting suitable girls from noble families whom she can use to get a profitable place for herself in the social circle and gatherings.

Delicate and Sickly: Tia's health isn't the best, so she finds it difficult to make use of her talent for swordsmanship due to physical frailty. This completely derails the original course of events as Ruve grows more enchanted with who she really is.

For the first time, he realizes that her father was right and he shouldn't be anywhere near her for her own safety.As a result, because Aristia was taking it for less time her body makes a successful recovery and Ruve is able to account for the effects of the drug even as he continues to take it as part of a plan on his part. When she conceived a child before Jieun, Ruvellis firmly said that she meant nothing to him and he will never choose a heir from her children no matter how intelligent or powerful they become.

Jeremia is Aristia's late mother who has few memories of or information about her due to having Jeremia passed away when Aristia was young. Heroic BSoD: One meeting with Ruve goes very badly as Tia ends up going catatonic for quite some time after being forced headfirst into her old trauma.Even then, she loved Ruvellis Kamaludin Shana Castina so much even though her love was unrequited from the beginning. Adaptation Expansion: The manhwa does it's best to give attention towards the characters of Allendis, Carsein and the prince Ruveliss and had things seen in their Point of View instead of focusing only towards Aristia. I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Allendis confesses to his crimes and goes into exile to protect Aristia from himself. And since Allendis de Verita too was away as he too had responsibilities as the Castina empire's chancellor's son, she becomes lonely since there is no one to guide her in her training. Isekai: Jieun was a normal girl from Korea brought to a fantasy world and engaged to a handsome prince of a powerful empire, displacing a powerful noblewoman in the process who was set to become empress instead despite the distaste of her fiancé.

Even after she gets a second chance, she willingly allies herself with Zena, the man who murdered her in the original timeline, in hopes of getting revenge. Wise Beyond Their Years: Tia is very mature and reserved for her age, which is why she likes Carsein: His attitude gives her an irresistible urge to be as childish towards him as her actual age. On the other hand, the imperial throne is reserved for men; whether it's possible to inherit through a female relative is never touched upon. The author actually left an apology at the end of the story indicating they didn't have time to show all the details. Having her acknowledge this outright and turn him down causes an intense burst of possessiveness that almost ends with her death.

Before her head is chopped by the axe, she vows that she would never love him if she has a second life.