Briefly about Remarried Empress manga:
I made a decision. If I can not be an empress here, I will be in another place. The manhwa is definitely worth the read. It has an interesting plot, lots of vivid characters, and terrific drawing. By the way, the review was written at the time of the release of 64 chapters. As I understand it, the most interesting is about to begin)))). I’ll start with the drawing. The color palette is extremely pleasing to the eye. The appearance of the characters is quite varied. Their emotions are conveyed expressively and their bodies are proportional. In general, the drawings are super. I’d like to pay special attention to the outfits… It’s a real delight! They went to great lengths not only to dress the Empress, but the costumes of the other characters as well. It was very interesting to look at their images.
Moving on and now let’s talk about the plot. The plot is really great. Next I will tell the story a little bit, but without spoilers. Everything I said happened back in the first chapters (+ a little bit of my reasoning). If you don’t want to read, just skip ahead to the character story.
So the story revolves around the Empress Navier. She is the wife of the Emperor of the Eastern Empire. One day, Emperor Savyeshu dragged a ragamuffin girl to the palace. The maidens immediately reported this to the empress. But she did not react much. At a dinner with the Emperor she simply asked who the girl was. In response, Saviyoshu made it clear that the subject could not be brought up. And why is the Great Moon of the Eastern Empire so worried about some girls anyway. Especially when the Emperor himself is sitting in front of her. Nav’e was not happy about that, but she wasn’t too upset about it. Later on, she discovers that the girl’s name is Rashta. She is also rumored to be an escaped slave.
Slaves in the Empire are criminals. Rashta, on the other hand, was born of slave parents. And according to the laws of the empire, she might well have been freed after a time. But she escaped, though there were reasons for her escape, still. Fugitive slaves face harsh punishment. But the emperor does not want to admit that his mistress is a runaway slave. And he tries to suppress all rumors about it. By the way, he unjustly accuses Empress Navier of being the jealous one to spread rumours about the poor ragamuffin Rashta.
