Before You Discard Me, I Shall Have My Way With You 4 by Takako Midori
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
Well, that was a short lived adventure. Also a rather surprising turn with Agnes' new stance on the whole Lilie fiasco. It seems at least the two may have managed to grow closer, even if they still need to work on their communication some. Clearly, it's improving at least, and the commoner point of view shared in the after stories confirms some rather enlightening and positive views from the rest of the kingdom. Add that to the plans with Lucilleur and his brother wrapped up, and it makes sense why this is noted as the end of the series, though there is a noted volume 5 listed online. Really, if anything, it's surprising that we still haven't seen an announcement for an official heir given the way these two are like rabbits when they are together and their official marriage. Agnes did say she'd cast that contraceptive spell in the past when she thought they were breaking up and using each other, but would that still be in effect after their marriage given how driven they are by their duty in addition to their feelings?
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March 31, 2025
March 30, 2025
Before You Discard Me, I Shall Have My Way With You 3
Before You Discard Me, I Shall Have My Way With You 3 by Takako Midori
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
These two cannot seem to figure out how to communicate with each other, at least not outside of the bedroom and finally admitting they love each other. It's amusing when they're in front of those that are cheering for them and want their happiness, including Agnes' cousin even if Lucilleur is incredibly jealous of him. When it comes to Lilie though, of course nothing is guaranteed and everything seems to backfire. At least this time Agnes hopefully will realize that Lucilleur doesn't wish for them to be separated, though who knows what may happen next.
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My rating: 2 of 5 stars
These two cannot seem to figure out how to communicate with each other, at least not outside of the bedroom and finally admitting they love each other. It's amusing when they're in front of those that are cheering for them and want their happiness, including Agnes' cousin even if Lucilleur is incredibly jealous of him. When it comes to Lilie though, of course nothing is guaranteed and everything seems to backfire. At least this time Agnes hopefully will realize that Lucilleur doesn't wish for them to be separated, though who knows what may happen next.
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December 30, 2024
Before You Discard Me, I Shall Have My Way With You 2
Before You Discard Me, I Shall Have My Way With You 2 by Takako Midori
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
Well now, this is an unexpected twist. It's understandable how Agnes would have trouble believing Lucilleur, even if her own father and his brother are also pleading his case, though her father is thankfully ultimately on her side and willing to support whatever she chooses. Lucilleur takes things a bit to the extreme. Some curiosity if with the wedding and Lucilleur's new vow if Agnes' side of their engagement contract is reinstated. It's never addressed directly, but it seems like there would be additional benefits with the locations, let alone faithfulness, that would be of benefit both to the political factions as well as to themselves personally should anything happen again in the future. Lucilleur seems to have more of a jealous streak than previously thought possible too, which is sort of hilarious. Hopefully, they both learn to open up and communicate better, especially after affirming they do love each other.
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My rating: 2 of 5 stars
Well now, this is an unexpected twist. It's understandable how Agnes would have trouble believing Lucilleur, even if her own father and his brother are also pleading his case, though her father is thankfully ultimately on her side and willing to support whatever she chooses. Lucilleur takes things a bit to the extreme. Some curiosity if with the wedding and Lucilleur's new vow if Agnes' side of their engagement contract is reinstated. It's never addressed directly, but it seems like there would be additional benefits with the locations, let alone faithfulness, that would be of benefit both to the political factions as well as to themselves personally should anything happen again in the future. Lucilleur seems to have more of a jealous streak than previously thought possible too, which is sort of hilarious. Hopefully, they both learn to open up and communicate better, especially after affirming they do love each other.
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Before You Discard Me, I Shall Have My Way With You 1
Before You Discard Me, I Shall Have My Way With You 1 by Takako Midori
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
While the initial explicit scene is somewhat expected given the title, the events when the prince comes looking for Agnes are not expected at all. Add that to Lady Lilie and her plots and relationship with Lucilleur and it's not much of a wonder Agnes would want to leave, even going so far as leaving the country given the political climate and the risk to her family. But for all of Lucilleur's maneuvering to break their engagement in the first place, why hasn't he broken his side of the magical contract binding them, and why does he personally take so much time and interest in Agnes after he's the one who discarded her to begin with while still showing care for Lilie even in front of her. More than a few daggers to the heart, but with a major cliffhanger ending with Lucilleur seeming to be the one trying to save her?
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My rating: 2 of 5 stars
While the initial explicit scene is somewhat expected given the title, the events when the prince comes looking for Agnes are not expected at all. Add that to Lady Lilie and her plots and relationship with Lucilleur and it's not much of a wonder Agnes would want to leave, even going so far as leaving the country given the political climate and the risk to her family. But for all of Lucilleur's maneuvering to break their engagement in the first place, why hasn't he broken his side of the magical contract binding them, and why does he personally take so much time and interest in Agnes after he's the one who discarded her to begin with while still showing care for Lilie even in front of her. More than a few daggers to the heart, but with a major cliffhanger ending with Lucilleur seeming to be the one trying to save her?
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