Divorce Will Be Completed in 3 Seconds

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1. Eveaustria

   The story consists of tons of typical isekai-tropes strung together in a very fast pace. It often jumps from location to location and even cuts some scenes short; but at least the female lead is somehow cool.
   And the art is okay – rather simple, but also somehow refreshing.
   Problem is that there is not much unique in this manhwa up to chapter 10.
   Female lead transmigrates via Truck-kun into villainess of a webnovel right in the middle of “divorce”-talks with some dark-haired battle-experienced emotionally cold Duke.
   She signs the paper, receives compensation money, then mends fences with her family, and the only new idea is her brother who lies unconscious in bed because he took a curse in stead of the original Rosalina back when she had activated this curse by accident.
   And then a system window pops up out of nowhere with notifications of the protagonist’s “level”, which rewards her with a summoning skill a little later on.
   The female lead meets her (nearly ex-)husband at an auction where they bid against each other (she wins – a time-limited healing potion for her brother – but has to spend all her money for that). He’s wearing an absolutely inadequate disguise, but it totally works on the female lead.
   Turns out that the Duke is cursed as well – with pain attacks and insomnia – but our female lead’s touch miraculously soothes him (and even her handkerchief helps him).
   “Of course” he’s intriqued about the “new” Rosalina who acts so differently – from this point on (and considering that no other suitable man has shown up so far) it becomes clear that he must also be the male lead.
   On top of that, this Duke (of the north) is also the leader of a “dark” information guild, which the female lead visits – where she is “saved” by him (touchy-touchy) from a falling tea cup that she herself dropped after being startled…
   The female lead also receives a mine (from her father) that holds magic stones which the webcomic’s original heroine would have found.
   And then there’s an evil head maid in her father’s household who looks like a Disney-witch.
   lastly the female lead meets some noble ladies at some sort of café who relentlessly talk trash about her so that she has to put them into place.
   All of this happens in the first 10 chapters.

   May 24, 2025 at 3:20 am

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   1. Eveaustria

      Sorry, even more SPOILERS, but I DO have to spill the beans:
      Then all of a sudden the evil Disney-witch is not just the head maid or nanny any longer, but she’s the evil step-mother who is suddenly called “darling” by the father and drinks tea with him even though she has not even shown her face for 10 chapters.
      We are told out of the blue that the witch has taken care of the unconscious brother all this time, the female lead finds out that the witch has poisoned her father, and the witch is also the mastermind behind young Rosalina’s “incident” with the curse. The witch is violently tormenting the maids, but the maids rather fear and badmouth the currently harmless female lead instead.
      In the meanwhile, the male lead is EVERYWHERE. He pops up with an umbrella out of nowhere when the female lead is caught in the rain, he is present and all spruced up as a duke when she visits the dukedom, then after she travels back in a fast carriage he’s already waiting in the dark information guild as the guild master, and the female lead even meets him “by accident” on the streets when she is searching for him… And of course he starts to obsess about her and refuses to divorce *sigh*
      There’s another rather original idea thrown in: people in this world (mainly women) love roses, but some carry the “curse of the rose” which means they get sick or can even die when touching roses, and our female lead is also affected. But she summons roses that are artificial (by chance, since the original work didn’t warn her that she herself can’t touch roses), and after some needlessly dramatic scenes (where people think the roses are real and knock them out of her hands in order to “save” her) she creates a business from this together with the male lead guild master. Oh yes, and the original female lead was said to have tried out several businesses but has always failed for unknown reasons… just so our current female lead can be mocked for it now.
      Next up there’s a fairy emblem that the original female lead has activated, but our current female lead does it instead, and a cute fairy hatches from an egg. But there was also an evil fairy in the original work who influenced Rosalina (which has not shown up in this story so far – and shouldn’t the fairy have been with the original female lead instead of the villainess?). So our female lead distrusts the fairy and even ignores it, increasing the danger of making an enemy out of the fairy.
      And then there’s also an original male lead who fights in the arena where he should be saved later on by the original female lead. Our current female lead remembers the exact date of his first fight and manages to get a ticket from the guild master who seemingly had it already prepared. The heroine places a bet on this guy who notices her (whysoever) and wins a healing stone.
      Of course she is mugged right afterwards, but now she suddenly completely trusts the fairy and makes her do some work. However also the ever-present male lead duke just HAS to show up in order to help, emerging from water looking all prim and proper with duke-styled hair (does he always carry hair gel with him?). Then daggers are thrown by the muggers, but instead of just dodging, the male lead rather decides to shield the female lead and gets hit in the back… And we’re at chapter 20 now!

      June 3, 2025 at 1:54 pm
2. Snowyday

   Has pretty much every single cliche, but pretty good so far

   May 17, 2025 at 7:15 am

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3. nikkipage

   LET THIS MARINATE!

   March 6, 2025 at 6:55 pm

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