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From the start until this line, the scenes were repeated from the last chapter though paraphrased a bit…

Feels like I missed a scene again here…

Hmm it feels like I missed a scene…

Aww thanks for this comment, Jodie! I’m back and I’m slowly going to catch up soon hehe. Life just got a lil bit busy is all. 🤣

Yeah, I can totally see him ending up joining Ashlynn’s new world and just starting over. He’s already made the same mistake twice by putting politics and legacy above everything else and both times it ended up costing his daughters’ lives. Even his wife chose to join a convent instead of staying with him. Eventually, he’ll know Jocelynn’s basically being treated like a pawn, just something to hand off to the Bors’ loyal lackeys. 😒 If he stays, he’s pretty much cutting off any chance of having a grandson to carry on the legacy he worked so hard for anyway. It’s kind of ironic that he’s obsessed with preserving his family name and influence, but all his decisions have only led to the destruction of the very thing he’s trying to protect. At this point, clinging to pride and tradition is doing him more harm than good. 🙄 Honestly, between honoring his ancestors and preserving his own legacy, I feel like it’s more important to focus on the present and the future at this point. He’s lost so much already that starting over might be the only way for him to find some sort of redemption or peace. Ashlynn’s new world might actually give him that chance, something his old one never would. Just my two cents though. 🤔

Unfortunately for you, yes there is.

She makes a solid point. I mean every player needs to master the mechanics first, then beat the game on hard mode. Tricks become more like a convenience then.

Someone who doesn’t fall for her charms immediately or someone unpredictable enough that could throw Aegis off her current game. 😏

I am caught up to chapter 70 and I honestly cannot get enough of this story. It is chaotic, scandalous, funny, and just plain entertaining. Every chapter keeps me hooked because I never know what kind of ridiculous or bold stunt the MC will pull next, and that is exactly why I keep coming back. The world building feels just right. There is enough lore behind the cheats, items, and blessings Aegis picks up along the way, but what makes it interesting is how the world slowly shifts into something more than the game she once knew. It is not just the same old copy-paste setting. There’s a shadow of something bigger happening behind the scenes, which adds that extra bit of suspense. But the real spotlight is on Aegis using her knowledge of the game to gain power by seducing love interests and reaping rewards. The academy setting is where all the fun really happens. It is the main stage of the story and it works. The game mechanics are there in the background, like the options you would normally click through, but they are not really needed because Aegis is clever enough to talk her way through anything. Her tongue is sharper than any choice dialogues. Honestly, watching her twist situations with pure charisma is more entertaining than any game prompt could ever be. One of the best parts is just how bold Aegis is. She is not afraid of scandal and knows how to turn even the most outrageous situations to her advantage. The story throws her into setups that should have been humiliating or career-ending, and yet she always finds a way to flip them in her favor. Even when darker threads creep in plots, schemes, dangers, the fun never leaves. The heart of it is always Aegis setting her eyes on someone and figuring out exactly how to reel them in. As a protagonist, Aegis is hilarious and refreshing. She lives with no regrets and throws herself into every moment, making her so much fun to follow. She’s bold, but she’s also smart and adapts quickly to any situation. There are scenes where you think she’s doomed, and then she just talks her way out with sheer audacity. With charisma at this level, she could easily be a poet or storyteller if seducing her way to power ever got boring (which I doubt would ever happen). The story does occasionally remind us of her past life as a disabled girl abandoned by her parents in a hospital bed. It does not dive deep into that history, but it is enough to give context to why she is so determined to enjoy every second now. She could not move or live freely before, and now she is making up for all of it. That contrast makes her boldness feel earned rather than just outrageous for the sake of it. When it comes to romance, the love interests feel more like playful archetypes than deeply complex characters, but honestly that works for the kind of story this is. The princess is definitely my favorite so far because she feels like Aegis’s ultimate goal, and the banter between the two of them is just delicious. Their chemistry has that extra spark that makes me want to see how far it will go. The spice is woven into the plot in a way that actually makes sense. The more Aegis seduces, the more power she gains, so it is both raunchy and tied to her growth. It is not just there for shock value, it is part of how she builds herself up, which keeps the balance surprisingly solid. As for pacing, I find it very enjoyable. I read one chapter a day, and it feels like the perfect rhythm. The story does not rush, but it also does not drag. Aegis’s antics are always surprising enough to keep things fresh. The relationships are still surface level, but the fun energy of the story makes up for it. Would I recommend this? Absolutely, but only to the right readers. If you are looking for bold unapologetic chaos with comedy, futa spice, and yuri dynamics, this is for you. If you want a heavy serious drama, probably not. This is a casual read that never takes itself too seriously and that is what makes it so enjoyable. In three words, this story is ABSOLUTE CINEMA WORTHY. 😎

Damn… that’s WILD 🤣 I like where this is going and I think I’m liking this too much 😏