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

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He gave her a second life because of her horrible and miserable past, and says that the thin thread of her fate somehow got tangled with that of Ruvellis whereas the prophesied child Jieun was accidentally born in another world.

Hence, she was trained to become the Empress from the day she learned to walk, but was never acknowledged by anyone and was unloved. Wrong Genre Savvy: Jieun enters the story thinking that she's the heroine of a fantasy story and that Aristia is the villainess, and this causes her to blunder her way through high society and cause numerous problems.But with the appearance of a mysterious new girl, everything has fallen apart: the Emperor has turned his back, and Aristia's miserable life as a lower queen is cut short by death. She's been given a second chance, and this time,Aristia is determinedto pave her own path through life! He slowly comes to realize that despite being attracted to her broken nature, he's actually happy that she's healing.

And in this timeline she's also holding a massive grudge that makes her kind of unpleasant to deal with.But because the soul was placed in the wrong world and only brought in much later, the girl in question was vastly unqualified, leading to a great deal of heartache. Jieun's lack of understanding over the importance of and her negligence towards being Empress greatly annoyed and angered Aristia, who had trained for the position since childhood. Having her acknowledge this outright and turn him down causes an intense burst of possessiveness that almost ends with her death. Aristia's cold behavior is not cruel, her lack of respect is warranted if perhaps unfair and her hostility is quite justified.

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.

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. In the novel, it's mentioned early on that Tia has been feeling weirdly emotionally volatile lately and doesn't know why.