Not-Sew-Wicked Stepmom, Vol. 1

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I'm not going to say more about it but the cause for this is something that I rarely see in this genre so I'm quite happy that the manhwa touched upon this issue.

Princess Blanche as of yet does not have much personality to speak of; she’s merely there to be the object of the Queen’s obsessions. His rejection of Abigail’s affections was why the stepmother Queen’s personality warped in the first place, and the reincarnated Queen feels nothing but contempt for him. Although Abigail doesn't care for Sabrian, she is determined to fix their broken relationship and give her stepdaughter the happy ending she deserves. I knew from reading the light novel that Sabrian would come around and that I WOULD come to like him more, and that was very true in this volume!It’s been pretty consistent to the actual web comic, and I am intrigued to continue the series in both formats. There's plenty of comedy here to be found as well as family fluff that doesn't seem too forced or one-sided for any of the characters. Somehow, after I died I was transported to a different world and found myself playing the role of evil stepmother to the beautiful little princess named Blanche-but I inhabited a woman so jealous of her stepdaughter's beauty that she resented everything about her, and was known for her wicked deeds.

Sabrien might be clueless when it comes to being a father, but Abigail’s determined to strengthen his relationship with the princess—no matter how many awkward dinners she's subjecting herself to! Having fired Princess Blanche's nanny, Sabrien appoints Abigail in charge of her education-which means more opportunities to get closer to the adorable princess! The new Queen Abigail is trying to change all this and to repair her relationship with Princess Blanche, but it's difficult to do when your smile is terrifying! In this retelling of Snow White, a children's clothing designer from the "real world" is reborn as the wicked Queen.Thus, the story has pretty good stakes, and the contrast between Abigail’s actual expressions and how she tries to be perceived provides a hefty source of visual humor. The fact that she helps the ML build a better relationship as a father with Blanche is heartwarming as well.

Releasing Not-Sew-Wicked Stepmom Not-Sew-Wicked Stepmom; Gyemoinde, Ttari Neomu Gwiyeowo; Я тільки мачуха, але моя дочка така мила!It’s during this brief death that the Queen’s soul is swapped with that of our recently deceased protagonist, and she wakes up in her new world in Abigail’s coffin and – conveniently enough – with some of Abigail’s memories. For ML it is because he is spineless really ( his somewhat difficult past is pretty unrelated to this, the past only explains why he didn't like her at first, plus treatment of daughter and it isn't a great explanation), and for the FL it is because she has an extremely low self-esteem due to originally being fat and living in a reality where mean people exist. It is her main motivation behind every choice and action she makes, which leads to some really humorous expressions, an awful moment with her husband that left me in a fit of rage, and to beautiful moments such as the end.

The characters are interesting and I really enjoy that it touches on sensitive subjects such as underage marriage (in boys especially it's not talked about nearly enough, and this manhwa does beautifully only showing glimpses) It's a humorous story despite the heavy topics and I can't wait for the next season/book.Rumors that King Sabrian rejected Queen Abigail’s hand during their dance practice have spread all throughout the nobility. I still vividly remember his backstory and know he is not the guy I absolutely hate right now (because goodness if I didn't agree with many of Abigail's comments of him being a straight-up jerk! But the main part is the way this is portrayed by the author, it is fresh and it depicts the fairy tale in a modern way.