My Sister Took My Fiancé and the Throne, So We — Both the Rejected Ones — Are Comforting Each Other.
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Princess Tiara of the Wendel Kingdom has always trained to be the next queen, with the kingdom’s most powerful mage Reynold as her fiancé — a life she believed would be filled with duty and dignity. But everything falls apart on her 18th birthday during her coronation ceremony, when instead of Tiara, it’s her elder stepsister Serena who is named the next queen and Reynold’s bride.Stripped of her future, Tiara finds herself alone in heartbreak — until she meets Walter, the lonely mage formerly betrothed to Serena. Both having been abandoned and hurt by the same betrayal, they form a pact: a contract marriage and a fresh start away from the palace.Although born from pain, their shared journey together leads to a sweet and emotional romance as they begin to comfort and understand one another, discovering that recovery and love can grow even from wounds left by betrayal.
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At chapter 6
Honestly, this one is pretty boring so far, because there's almost no conflict.
The title isn't really accurate. FL's sister didn't "take" her fiance and the throne, they were given to her. For a stupid reason, FL's much much older fiance gets to decide which of the two princesses become Queen, and regardless of who he picks, he will marry them (why engage him to one of them then if it literally means nothing? Who the fuck knows). So after both the sisters grow up (probably being groomed by the 'fiance'), he decides to pick the hotter one to be his Queen. While FL is heart broken, she even parts with her sister on good terms with no hard feelings. FL then immediately marries her sister's ex-fiance, and the next 5 chapters is basically just the two of them hanging out in an empty castle with some stuffed animals, chatting about how FL is heart broken and she won't be queen now. There is literally no sense of tension.
Right at the end of chapter 6 we get some sign of maybe a future conflict, so I'm hoping something interesting happens in chapter 7. FL's sister is immediately getting frustrated over her Queenly duties, while her husband (the groomer) wonders where FL went (maybe he had plans for her, even though he chose her sister?). Those two pages are the most interesting thing that happens in chapter 2-6.
up to chapter 10, personally I really enjoy this so far but I’m very much a low stakes girlie. Slice of life is my kinda jam etc.. so this kinda falls closer to that, like the other commenter said, really the only conflict is with the MC’s fiancée who chose the other sister, who admittedly at the time was showing more promise (although they never really describe what that is) and they “fall in love” and MC decides to leave with her new contract boo. They have sweet deep talks and help heal each other, not my favorite kinda story but I love that the sister isn’t evil or that they’re not pinning people against each other.
Some of the setting are strange. I mean...it was said that both princesses have the same opportunity to be crowned. But did Tiara was the only one given Queen's education? Isn't it unfair for Serena?
And Walter seems to be someone who can do everything with magic. Even making replica of Tiara's home castle. But he can't remove weeds?
He can remove weeds, he even said he’d do the rest of the removal with magic. She just wanted something to do, so he didn’t clear it up.
If Serena didn’t receive any education, that’s her own parents fault, especially her mom (the queen) as she wanted her daughter to succeed the throne.
Hmm, so whats the sister's deal? Do people just not respect the monarchy, and thus ignore her political stances despite her being the future queen? Is she actually not competent despite what FL has said (probably bad at working with people to differentiate her from FL)? Or does she just short tempered and thus have a bad personality for the position?
And does the ex-fiance already regret his decision? Or did he plan to keep her around as a side piece, and didn't expect her to immediately skedaddle?
The ex-fiance I guess: "Forcing a child into marriage? Disgusting! Despicable! I'm in!"
I think that says all that needs to be said about his character. Also, if he's going to be king regardless, and he gets to choose which of the princesses he marries...then they aren't the heir to the throne, he is. Also it incentivizes him to choose the one that is a worse leader and more easily manipulated, so they don't actually pose any threat to his rule.
Oh these mischievous yet well meaning little cuties. Not the aphrodisiacs.
That exfiance is a scheme. And her husband is actually a scammed it seems😂
So she resolves to move on with her life and leave things behind...only to live in an exact replica of her old home. And that entire castle with just two people and some familiars? Damn, that would feel empty.