To Avoid Ruin, the Queen Wins Over Her Stepson! - Chapter 7

The girl spent her entire life actually, TWO lifetimes preparing to hold a position of power, studying, and yet she is simply no different from any extremely fragile and generic protagonist. It’s obvious that this is the standard of the ideal Japanese woman, apparently. You wanted to be a queen, and only now are you learning to set boundaries with your subordinates? No pride, stupidly fragile and insecure, like any superficial protagonist, with one hand glued to her chest all the time so that we’re aware she’s insecure every single moment. My God, it’s my fault for believing a Japanese work’s protagonist would be different, even in a work where she should clearly be stronger, since she aimed for a position of power, the difference between her and a high school protagonist is nonexistent. How frustrating!